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Indiana Pacers swingman C.J. Miles doesn't know Russell Westbrook personally but he expects revenge to be on the mind of the Oklahoma City star this weekend. Westbrook just recorded his fourth triple-double in seven games and looks to help the visiting Thunder win their fourth straight Saturday night by avenging last month's loss to the Pacers. Indiana (36-32) won 101-98 at Oklahoma City on Feb. 19 by outscoring the Thunder 17-7 in the final 3:00 in a run that included four 3-pointers in the last 2:28. Continue to Article

March 18, 2016 11:49:pm EST

John Wall messed around and triple-doubled, Bismack Biyombo went off, and Josh Richardson stayed hot. Friday's Dose is here! Continue to Article

March 18, 2016 4:07:am EST

With Kyle Lowry and DeMar Derozan driving from the backcourt, the Toronto Raptors are on track for the best season in franchise history. Against Indiana on Thursday night, the Raptors duo wore down the Pacers late and gave the Raptors the clutch plays they needed to keep pace with Eastern Conference-leading Cleveland. Both Lowry and DeRozan finished with 28 points and Bismack Biyombo set a franchise record with 25 rebounds in guiding the Raptors to a 101-94 win in overtime at Indiana after the Pacers appeared to be headed for yet another win against an Eastern Conference playoff team. Continue to Article

March 18, 2016 12:43:am EST

(The Sports Xchange) - Toronto continues to build a solid case for at least the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference, and may have what it takes to reel in the Cleveland Cavaliers, who now lead the Raptors by only two games in the loss column. Lowry and DeRozan scored 28 points apiece, and Toronto pulled away from the Indiana Pacers in overtime for a 101-94 victory. DeRozan missed a potential game-winning shot at the regulation buzzer, but Lowry and DeRozan scored nine quick overtime points, helping the Raptors (46-21) take a 94-88 lead with1:17 remaining. Continue to Article

March 17, 2016 11:51:pm EST

Toronto continues to build a solid case for at least the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference, and may have what it takes to reel in the Cleveland Cavaliers, who now lead the Raptors by only two games in the loss column. Lowry and DeRozan scored 28 points apiece, and Toronto pulled away from the Indiana Pacers in overtime for a 101-94 victory. DeRozan missed a potential game-winning shot at the regulation buzzer, but Lowry and DeRozan scored nine quick overtime points, helping the Raptors (46-21) take a 94-88 lead with1:17 remaining. Continue to Article

March 17, 2016 11:41:pm EST