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Game Date:
04/07/2016
8:05pm EST
Lines:
Toronto +5.5
Atlanta -5.5
Total:
Over
200 (-106)
Under 200 (-104)
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April 07, 2016 2:16:am EST
"I thought we looked a little road weary, but on those nights you have to find a way," the Boston Celtics coach said after his club escaped with a 104-97 victory over the undermanned but pesky Pelicans. "I was actually pretty pleased because I knew it was going to be really hard, due to the circumstances of everything." The Celtics saw a 16-point, early-third quarter lead shrink to three, then grow back to 14 late in the quarter, but the Pelicans came back and had a chance to win. New Orleans rallied despite being without injured players averaging a total of 100 points per game. Continue to Article
April 06, 2016 11:55:pm EST
(Refiles to fix headline) April 6 (The Sports Xchange) - Brad Stevens had a feeling his team, coming off a five-game western trip and battling for playoff position, could be in for a rough time Wednesday night. "I thought we looked a little road weary, but on those nights you have to find a way," the Boston Celtics coach said after his club escaped with a 104-97 victory over the undermanned but pesky Pelicans. "I was actually pretty pleased because I knew it was going to be really hard, due to the circumstances of everything." The Celtics saw a 16-point, early-third quarter lead shrink to three, then grow back to 14 late in the quarter, but the Pelicans came back and had a chance to win. Continue to Article
April 06, 2016 11:52:pm EST
The Philadelphia 76ers' front office has suddenly turned into the home of a Colangelo family reunion. The NBA-worst Sixers are set to hire former NBA executive of the year Bryan Colangelo as their general manager, according to a person with knowledge of the hiring. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because Colangelo's hiring was not official on Wednesday night. Continue to Article
April 06, 2016 10:27:pm EST
The Philadelphia 76ers, who own an NBA-worst record of 10-68, confirmed that Sam Hinkie had stepped down as general manager and president of basketball operations. "While we are disappointed in Sam's decision, we would like to sincerely thank him for his contributions over the past three seasons," Josh Harris, the 76ers' managing general partner, said in a press release on Wednesday. ESPN, citing a letter to ownership by Hinkie, said that he opted to leave in the wake of recent management changes at the struggling club. Continue to Article
April 06, 2016 9:55:pm EST
