Monday, February 4, 2013
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Lakers forward Metta World Peace received a flagrant foul after mixing it up with Pistons guard Brandon Knight.
Not even a late comeback by one of the NBA's best teams could keep Boston from beating the Clippers.
Bobcats rookie Michael Kidd-Gilchrist suffered a concussion in Saturday's fourth-quarter collision with teammate Jeff Taylor in Houston.
The 76ers, who have been in search of back-to-back wins, finally earned a pair, knocking off Sacramento, 89-80, on Friday at the Wells Fargo Center.
Although it's not typical for three players who grew up in the same area to be on the same NBA team years later, for Plymouth Whitemarsh High School product John Salmons it's not a first.
Since his implementation of Spencer Hawes and Nick Young to the starting lineup, Collins' team has played some of its best basketball of the season, albeit a small sample of just three games.
Andrew Bynum was in New York on Thursday to receive previously scheduled Synvisc-One injections in both knees from orthopedist David Altchek.
NBA players put union chief Billy Hunter on an indefinite leave Friday, two weeks after a report they commissioned questioned Hunter's leadership and criticized him for bad decisions and questionable business practices.
It would be hard to find someone who had more fun playing basketball than Darryl Dawkins.
Just as Tyreke Evans' game finally began to click in a way it hadn't since 2009, just when he began to understand his role, his left knee flared up.

The Daily News looks back at the best - and worst - moments in franchise history as the Sixers mark their 50th year in Philadelphia.

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