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Andrew Bogut helped the Warriors establish their franchise-altering defense then started for their 2015 championship team. Asked about the criticism he faced from Golden State on his way out the door, Bogut said: “This league is so two-faced and everybody is so fake. The Golden State Warriors intend to sign center Andrew Bogut for the remainder of the season after he receives his letter of clearance from the Sydney Kings of Australia's National Basketball League, league sources told Yahoo Sports. Continue to Article

March 04, 2019 1:00:pm EST

A night after being held out of a 36-point loss to Detroit, Love had 16 points and 14 rebounds and the Cavaliers pulled away in the fourth quarter for a 107-93 win. Orlando, which was coming off wins over Golden State and Indiana, rallied to tie the game at 81 with seven minutes to play before Cleveland took over. The Cavaliers hit seven 3-pointers in the period, including two each by Jordan Clarkson and Cedi Osman. Continue to Article

March 03, 2019 10:38:pm EST

Ben Simmons had an impressive performance against Golden State Warriors on Saturday, but Philadelphia 76ers fell just short in a 120-117 loss. The second-year star scored 18 points in the first half and finished with 25 points, 15 rebounds and 11 assists in the contest, which marked his second consecutive triple-double. Jimmy Butler chipped in with 21 points, while Tobias Harris added 20 for the 76ers. Continue to Article

March 03, 2019 12:46:am EST

Luke Kennard scored 26 points, Reggie Jackson added 24 and Detroit made sure it didn't have a letdown against a depleted Cleveland team as the Pistons built a 33-point lead in the first half and rolled to a 129-93 win Saturday over the Cavaliers, who were without star forward Kevin Love. After coach Dwane Casey said he wanted his group to play ''as a desperate team'' while pushing toward the playoffs, Detroit came out flying. The Pistons, who entered holding the No. Continue to Article

March 02, 2019 8:23:pm EST

Star forward Kevin Love will rest his surgically repaired left foot when the Cleveland Cavaliers face the Detroit Pistons. Love still isn't ready to play in back-to-back games and with Cleveland scheduled to host Orlando on Sunday, the team is remaining conservative with his minutes and won't play the 30-year-old in Saturday's matchup with the Pistons. Love scored 26 points in 28 minutes in Thursday's win against the New York Knicks - his fourth straight game. Continue to Article

March 02, 2019 3:12:pm EST