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None of these are mine as i had terrible luck and pretty much got shut out in all 3 cases, still happy for those that got hooked up tho.

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At Hoop Farm, the kids learn more than just basketball. They learn how to take care of themselves by learning yoga and nutrition. They learn how to take care of the earth through environmental presentations such as “Recycle, Reduce, Reuse.”

Jordan partners with Mattel Children’s Hospital by donating computers that allow patients to communicate with their family and friends, and by inviting patients to his basketball games.

Jordan is making a difference in the world. He is a great leader, and he is teaching others to be great leaders. Distributed by Tubemogul.

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Michael Beasley was one of the last teammates to emerge from the shower, and he never noticed Wade when he tried to hand him the boot.

“He broke his career high,” Quentin Richardson said, “so he don’t want to sign it!”

It was all in good fun for the Heat, whose 100-87 double-overtime victory over the Grizzlies was the product of some unexpected but much-needed individual performances. Miami (29-27) extended its winning streak to a season-best five games.

“Whether you’re up in the game or down, and whether it’s regulation or overtime, you have to have some mental toughness to stay in the moment,” Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. “And I thought we did a very good job of doing that. I don’t even know where to begin with the guys.”

Why not start with Beasley? With Wade sidelined with a left calf strain, the second-year forward busted loose for a career-high 30 points on 13-of-25 shooting and eight rebounds, dominating Zach Randolph, the Grizzlies’ All-Star forward, for long stretches.

Beasley, often criticized for not playing to his potential, was as quiet during the pre-game chalk talk as Spoelstra could recall. Spoelstra joked that he would have to show Beasley the film of the session so he could replicate it before the Heat visits the Mavericks on Saturday.

“I like seeing that progress,” Spoelstra said. “He’s the 11th youngest player in the league and everyone expects it to happen right now. But there’s a growth process. And he knows that with Dwayne out, there’s going to be more opportunities. His body language out there is great.”

Beasley got help from another unlikely source. Mario Chalmers, who had missed the last nine games with a thumb injury, played 41 minutes off the bench and finished with 18 points (4-of-7 from 3-point range), seven rebounds and four assists.

“I was feeling good,” Chalmers said. “I got some shots up before the game, so it was just a good feeling.

And then there was Haslem, who had two points through regulation and the first overtime. In the second overtime, with Jermaine O’Neal fouled out, Haslem had eight points as Miami outscored Memphis, 15-2.

“I spent some time on the bench observing the game,” he said. “And when I got in, I knew exactly what I needed to bring. I just tried to be aggressive.”

It was a heartbreaker for Memphis (27-27), which is slipping from the highly competitive Western Conference playoff picture.

The Grizzlies had held a morning press conference to introduce Ronnie Brewer, a versatile wing acquired at the trade deadline from the Utah Jazz, and he was expected to give the Grizzlies’ thin bench some pop. Instead, he went down early in the fourth quarter with a hamstring injury. He left for the locker room in a wheelchair and is scheduled for an MRI on Saturday morning. His status is unknown.

But despite his injury and despite missing 21 of their first 25 shots, the Grizzlies hung around and actually took their first lead with 34.4 seconds left in regulation on a floater in the lane from point guard Mike Conley. Beasley answered with a mid-range jumper that tied things at 76 with 23.8 seconds left, then the Grizzlies’ Rudy Gay (15 points, 6-of-19 shooting) and O’Neal (18 points) missed potential game-winners.

And after the Grizzlies’ O.J. Mayo (17 points) buried a 3-pointer in the right corner to push the Grizzlies ahead 85-83 late in overtime, Chalmers nailed a runner off the glass that sent the game to a second overtime, which the Heat dominated.

“I think we just ran out of gas,” said Grizzlies center Marc Gasol, who finished with a team-high 22 points. “We didn’t do a great job of attacking or finding the open shots. And they got easy shots with Haslem in the game.”

Spoelstra said he was pleased with Beasley’s development, in particular. His performance featured a nice mix of post moves and mid-range jumpers, and it was clear that Beasley approached the game with something to prove. He indicated that he has been frustrated with all the criticism, including some offered by Charles Barkley, who earlier this season referred to Wade’s supporting cast as a bunch of “Tito Jacksons.”

“It kind of shuts everyone up,” Beasley said. “It don’t stop here, but this is the kind of win that feels good for everybody. And ask Charles Barkley if he knows my name. Kept calling us ‘Tito.’ I think we’re just trying to show that we do have names.”

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Please Boston fans no about Perkins knee injury, basketball is a game where injuries just happen Andrew Bynum when healthy is a 15 & 10 beast and if he was healthy this series probably would’ve been a sweep.

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The Celebration Continues at the Staples Center as the Lakers won the NBA Finals 2010 Game 7 against the Boston Celtics. Who is the MVP of the NBA Finals 2010? Kobe Bryant still is the MVP of the 2010 NBA Finals. The Lakers beat the Celtics in Game 7, 83-79.

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Bryant scores 35 as Lakers beat Jazz 111-110
Fisher comes haunts the Jazz, Lakers on verge of sweep.

Kobe Bryant and Derek Fisher hit back-to-back 3-pointers during an 8-2 run in the final minute and the Lakers held on for a 111-110 victory over the Utah Jazz that put Los Angeles on the verge of clinching the Western Conference playoff series.

The Jazz had two chances to win it in the final 4 seconds, but Deron Williams missed from the top of the key and Wesley Matthews’ tip just before the buzzer bounced off the rim.

Bryant finished with 35 points and Fisher scored 20 for the Lakers, who can close out the four-game sweep with a win Monday night in Game 4. Pau Gasol added 14 points and 17 rebounds for Los Angeles.

Williams scored 28 and Kyle Korver added a career playoff-high 23 points for the Jazz.

“That’s what I live for,” Fisher said. “It’s always good when they go down and we win.”

“When we run screen-and-roll with Kobe (Bryant) and Pau (Gasol), it’s tough to make a decision,” he said. “I mean, the best player in the game is coming off a screen. Pau is in a handful of the best players in the world, setting the screen. So for the rest of us, it’s our job to be ready to take an opportunity when it is there.”

“I thought it was good,” Matthews said. “I didn’t know how much time was left on the clock, so it was a quick tip. I thought I got enough of the ball to put it in the hole.”

“He’s done that his whole career,” said Utah forward Carlos Boozer. “He’s a playoff player.”

“We had good looks and good opportunities and our shots fell at the right time,” Bryant said.

“That was quite a game,” Jackson said. “It was fun for fans to watch. It wasn’t great for coaches to watch. Unexpected guys (Artest and Fisher) stepped up tonight, guys we know can deliver.”

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Kobe Bryant scored 29 points and Andrew Bynum added a season-high 27 to help the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Indiana Pacers 118-96 on Wednesday night.
Bryant also had nine rebounds and seven assists, and Bynum had 12 rebounds. Pau Gasol had 21 points and 13 rebounds and Lamar Odom added 12 points and 14 rebounds for the Lakers, who won at Washington on Tuesday.
Roy Hibbert scored 21 points, Troy Murphy scored 18, Danny Granger had 14 and Brandon Rush added 13 points and 11 rebounds for Indiana.
The Lakers set a season rebounding high, outrebounding the Pacers 62-42.
The Pacers played in front of just their fourth sellout crowd of the year, and much of it chanted M-V-P for Bryant on several occasions.
Odom hit a 3-pointer at the halftime buzzer to give the Lakers a 59-56 lead. Bynum scored 22 points on 10 for 12 shooting before the break.
Derek Fisher connected on a 3-point play in the first minute of the second half. Bryant hit a 3-pointer, then Gasol dunked, was fouled and converted the three-point play to give the Lakers a 10-point lead.
Another 3-pointer by Bryant was met with M-V-P chants and gave the Lakers a 76-65 edge. Los Angeles kept the pressure on and led 92-78 at the end of the quarter.
The Pacers shot just 35 percent in the fourth quarter, and the Lakers led by at least nine points the entire period.

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