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Nick Young lines one up at the Three-Point Shootout. If it feels like celebrities have been the victims of an increasing number of burglaries in the Los Angeles area over the last year or so, your instinct is telling – and it appears that one of the NBA’s most clicked-on is the most recent victim. The Los Angeles Times and other outlets report that Los Angeles Lakers guard Nick Young was relieved of half a million dollars worth of jewelry and other items during the NBA’s All-Star weekend on Feb. 18, all from the 31-year old’s Los Angeles-area home in Tarzana. Continue to Article

March 09, 2017 11:15:am EST

Nick Young lines one up at the Three-Point Shootout. If it feels like celebrities have been the victims of an increasing number of burglaries in the Los Angeles area over the last year or so, your instinct is telling – and it appears that one of the NBA’s most clicked-on is the most recent victim. The Los Angeles Times and other outlets report that Los Angeles Lakers guard Nick Young was relieved of half a million dollars worth of jewelry and other items during the NBA’s All-Star weekend on Feb. 18, all from the 31-year old’s Los Angeles-area home in Tarzana. Continue to Article

March 09, 2017 11:15:am EST

Two teams that have headed in opposite directions since they last met on the eve of the All-Star break hook up for a fourth and final time this season when the Los Angeles Lakers visit the Phoenix Suns on Thursday night. The Suns had lost 10 of 12 to plummet to the bottom of the Western Conference standings before shellacking the Lakers 137-101 in the clubs' final game before the All-Star break last month. Phoenix not only put up a season high for points that night, but also recorded its most lopsided victory ever in the 240-game all-time series against the Lakers. Continue to Article

March 09, 2017 2:02:am EST

By Jahmal Corner LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The New Orleans Pelicans are conducting a big man experiment that is as potentially promising and combustible as their new center, DeMarcus Cousins. By pairing the bruising Cousins alongside elastic forward Anthony Davis, the Pelicans own the NBA's most dynamic post duo but it may also be the riskiest. New Orleans traded three players and two draft picks to Sacramento last month to acquire Cousins, as well as since-waived forward Omri Casspi. Continue to Article

March 08, 2017 4:12:pm EST

By Jahmal Corner LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The New Orleans Pelicans are conducting a big man experiment that is as potentially promising and combustible as their new center, DeMarcus Cousins. By pairing the bruising Cousins alongside elastic forward Anthony Davis, the Pelicans own the NBA's most dynamic post duo but it may also be the riskiest. New Orleans traded three players and two draft picks to Sacramento last month to acquire Cousins, as well as since-waived forward Omri Casspi. Continue to Article

March 08, 2017 4:12:pm EST