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Cavs still counting on Shaq for super battle (Yahoo! Sports)

Shaquille O’Neal isn’t expected back until the playoffs. The Cavs need him only to take down Dwight Howard. (Atlanta Hawks)

Elson to stay with Sixers (Yahoo! Sports)

Francisco Elson won't get a buyout from the Sixers. (Milwaukee Bucks)

TONIGHT’S GAME

Who: Orlando Magic (40-20) at Sixers (22-36) When: 7 o'clock Where: Wachovia Center TV: Comcast SportsNet Radio: WIP (610-AM) (Philly.com)

It’s just like the playoffs as Lakers top Denver again

So much for all that confidence the Denver Nuggets had built up during their two impressive wins against the Los Angeles Lakers earlier this season. (Philly.com)

Lakers bounce back to defeat the Nuggets

LOS ANGELES - Lamar Odom scored nine of his 20 points in the fourth quarter, Pau Gasol had 15 points and 14 rebounds, and the Los Angeles Lakers overcame an 11-point third-quarter deficit to beat the Denver Nuggets, 95-89, yesterday. (Philly.com)

New Orleans Hornets’ rally falls short against the Dallas Mavericks

DALLAS -- Customarily, the NBA's trading deadline would come and go and the makeup of the Dallas Mavericks' roster would look as similar the day after as the day before. Tim Sharp / The Associated PressThe Hornets’ Darren Collison, who... (New Orleans Times-Picayune)

Johnson, Hawks end Bucks’ winning streak

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Lakers prove their point in beating Denver

The Lakers really needed to win Sunday afternoon. Of course, they want to win every game they play. (Los Angeles Daily News)

Feb 28 – Denver 89 LA Lakers 95

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Feb 28 – Phoenix 110 San Antonio 113

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Feb 28 – Miami 80 Orlando 96

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Feb 28 – Milwaukee 102 Atlanta 106

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Feb 28 – LA Clippers 92 Sacramento 97

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Feb 28 – Toronto 99 Oklahoma City 119

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Feb 28 – Washington 89 New Jersey 85

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Feb 28 – New Orleans 100 Dallas 108

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Jazz hope to keep roaring

The Jazz roar into March as one of the NBA's hottest teams. No lyin'. Utah is 19-4 since Jan. 9, heading into Monday tonight's game at Staples Center against the Los Angeles Clippers. (The Salt Lake Tribune)

Tough win over Bucks, but Bulls are next

Even as I breathe a sigh of relief, I can’t help but be a little peeved about a few things. Complaining about a win? Certainly not, especially an overtime win that saw our team captain lead us out of the ditch and back towards the road. This last game had a bit of a playoff feel to it, as did the one before. This time, however, the Hawks got it done. It left me thinking, however. Which is more important, worrying that the Hawks found themselves in another tight game towards the end of regulation, or happy that they found a way to survive overtime?

Initially, you’d have to say that what matters is the”W” or the “L.” And you’d be right. And, unlike the game against Dallas, the Hawks didn’t surrender the lead in a game they clearly should have won. No, they ground out a win over a tough team that was on a healthy winning streak, despite struggling for the duration of the game (except the first couple of minutes). So, I’ll stick with being happy over being worried. …

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Nuggets not giving up wooing Ilgauskas

While many throughout the NBA feel that Zydrunas Ilgauskas is heading back to Cleveland, Nuggets coach George Karl spoke to the big man on the phone Sunday. (Denver Post)

Clippers find Kings on the defensive

NBA: L.A. shoots 37 percent from field, as Sacramento allows season low in points to emerge with win. (Los Angeles Daily News)
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