Friday, April 7, 2017

Trending stories: Lonzo Ball, James Johnson, Dennis Rodman and more

These are the articles the top NBA reporters have been sharing on Twitter the last 24 hours. Enjoy!

April 06 08:50 AM
Erik Spoelstra says James Johnson is more than about shots and scoring.

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April 06 11:23 AM
How do Russell Westbrook, LeBron James, Kawhi Leonard and James Harden stack up according to the top metrics? Kevin Pelton sorts through them and picks his MVP.

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April 06 01:50 PM
Dennis Rodman believes today’s Millennial athletes just can’t handle Phil Jackson — and Carmelo Anthony will “never win in New York.”

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April 06 01:20 PM
ESPN Insider Chad Ford breaks down 2,184 potential NBA lottery scenarios based on the current standings. Play the mock draft and see your team’s chance to land the #1 pick in the NBA Draft.

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April 07 01:15 AM
Knicks owner James Dolan should thank his lucky stars the Garden is still packed in these final, wretched days, filled with lively, singing, dancing fans chanting De-Fense in the final minutes of a…

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April 06 09:49 PM
Lonzo Ball would rather be a Laker than be the top pick in the draft

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April 06 11:19 PM
Pacers move back into playoff position by knocking off Bucks

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April 06 11:02 PM
The Orlando Magic beat the Brooklyn Nets 115-107 Thursday night as Jodie Meeks scored 20 points

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April 06 10:48 PM
Even with one shoe, Gordon is still the best dunker in the league

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April 06 07:42 PM
Instead of unwinding on an overnight flight, Lakers guard David Nwaba spent his Wednesday night still on the clock.

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April 06 08:36 AM
James Johnson steps up for Miami Heat, Erik Spoelstra amid NBA playoff race.

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April 06 06:22 PM
When the sharpshooting rookie lined up a third 3-pointer in the final minutes, he had only one thing on his mind. The misfire ended a furious Spurs’ comeback bid from 16 points down with 3:35 to play, paving the way for the Lakers’ improbable 102-95 victory. […] Bertans finished with 14 points and another 23 minutes of playing time that — Gregg Popovich willing — should serve the 24-year-old Latvian well as the Spurs shift to the playoffs …

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