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John Wall was electric again on Tuesday night. The story of Tuesday night’s contest between the Washington Wizards and Golden State Warriors is the status of Kevin Durant, who suffered a potentially serious knee surgery after less than a minute of game time and went straight to the locker room. Durant’s status could determine the Warriors’ ability to win a second championship in two years — the results of his MRI could shift the NBA’s balance of power for the rest of the season. Continue to Article

March 01, 2017 2:33:am EST

Kevin Love has dominated the Celtics this season, to the tune of 56 points and 23 rebounds in a pair of Cleveland victories. The Cavs have averaged 126 points per game in the two get-togethers with the Celtics -- both in Cleveland this season. After adding Kyle Korver and former 10-day signee Derrick Williams, Cleveland picked three-time All-Star guard Deron Williams, who is slated to make his Cavs debut Wednesday. Continue to Article

March 01, 2017 1:26:am EST

The Toronto Raptors are learning how to survive, perhaps even thrive, without their injured All-Star point guard, Kyle Lowry. The Raptors, meanwhile, will take a four-game winning streak into their meeting with the Washington Wizards at the Air Canada Centre Wednesday night. The Wizards (35-23) scored 40 points in the first quarter and went on to defeat the Golden State Warriors 112-108 Tuesday with John Wall equaling his career high of 19 assists. Continue to Article

March 01, 2017 1:22:am EST

Big man Andrew Bogut has agreed to sign with the Cleveland Cavaliers giving them yet another valuable acquisition, according to multiple reports on Tuesday. Bogut, who was traded from Dallas to Philadelphia last week and agreed to a buyout with the 76ers, will have to clear waivers on Wednesday before he can join the Cavs, Cleveland.com reported. Bogut, 32, has faced off against the Cavaliers in the past two NBA Finals while playing for the Golden State Warriors. Continue to Article

February 28, 2017 11:29:pm EST

Manila (AFP) - "Big Ben" cuts an imposing figure, dominating college basketball in the hoops-crazy Philippines as the best of a wave of African imports on unlikely Asian journeys in search of their NBA dreams. Cameroon's Benoit Mbala scooped up MVP honours as he led one of Manila's top colleges to last year's University Athletic Association of the Philippines championship. To the 22-year-old, who played only football until a tremendous growth spurt forced him from pitch to hardcourt as a teenager, the fervour of a nation that treats basketball almost as a religion has been overwhelming. Continue to Article

February 28, 2017 9:58:pm EST

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