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Anthony Davis will bring it all with him when he and the Pelicans visit the United Center on Wednesday night. According to a report from Chris Haynes of Yahoo Sports, New Orleans' front office prevented Davis, who was apparently healthy, from returning to action against the Pacers on Monday. It seems like every hour there's a new twist in the trade deadline buzz surrounding Davis, who requested a trade from the Pelicans last week. Continue to Article

February 05, 2019 9:38:pm EST

Yes, really: The Bulls have been a smidge better the last two weeks originally appeared on nbcsportschicago.com The Bulls aren't fixed and it'll take more than a seven-game sample size to prove it, but Jim Boylen's group appears to be taking baby steps toward improvement. Since returning home from the nightmare that was a winless five-game road trip and losing to the Miami Heat in their first game back, the Bulls are 2-5 with a -1.8 net rating. That may not seem great – and it really isn't – but it's a significant improvement from where they had been. Continue to Article

February 05, 2019 2:22:pm EST

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James confirmed he will play against the Indiana Pacers on Tuesday. Four-time MVP James missed 17 games with a groin problem sustained in the Christmas Day win over the Golden State Warriors. He came back for a game against the Los Angeles Clippers last week, scoring 24 points while adding 14 rebounds and nine assists in a 123-120 overtime win. Continue to Article

February 05, 2019 2:16:pm EST

The Golden State Warriors got a little revenge for their Christmas Day loss to the Los Angeles Lakers, claiming a victory in the NBA on Saturday. LeBron James injured his groin in the last contest between these teams, but Los Angeles pulled out a win. He sat out this time for load management, as he just returned to the court from his injury. Continue to Article

February 03, 2019 12:30:am EST

Kemba Walker had 15 of his 37 points in the fourth quarter, and the Charlotte Hornets pulled away late to defeat the Chicago Bulls 125-118 on Saturday night for their fifth straight win at home. Walker, an All-Star game starter for the first time, had 10 assists and finished 5 of 6 from the field in the fourth quarter, sparking an 18-4 run to hand the Bulls their fifth loss in six games. Malik Monk had 18 points and Nic Batum added 16 for the Hornets, who pulled even at .500 on the season at 26-26. Continue to Article

February 02, 2019 10:00:pm EST