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Cleveland 12.3.10
LeBron ready to return against 76ers

Cavaliers star LeBron James, who missed two games after twisting his right ankle last week against Detroit, is likely to play at Philadelphia on Friday. The reigning league MVP and front-runner for the award this year leads all players in scoring, with 30.0 points per game, while handing out 8.5 assists, good for sixth in the league, and pulling down 7.2 rebounds through 63 games. James' teammate, Antawn Jamison, will sit out Friday's game because of a cyst behind his left knee.

Miami 12.3.10
Beasley to be game-time decision Friday

Heat forward Michael Beasley has a bruised left thigh and is listed as a game-time decision for Miami's key game against the Chicago Bulls on Friday. Beasley is Miami's second-leading scorer behind Dwyane Wade, averaging 15.3 points per game. Meanwhile, forward Dorell Wright has been charged with driving under the influence and driving with a suspended license. The news comes just weeks after Heat point guard Carlos Arroyo was also arrested after a traffic stop.

New Orl. 11.3.10
Stojakovic strains right groin

Forward Peja Stojakovic joined All-Star point guard Chris Paul on the injured list, and he's expected to miss at least two weeks with a lower abdominal strain. Stojakovic has strained his right groin during Monday's game against the Golden State Warriors, another hit to the New Orleans Hornets' depleted starting lineup. Paul has missed 19 games following surgery on his left knee last month and was also sidelined for eight games earlier this season with an ankle injury.

San Ant. 10.3.10
Tony Parker won't need surgery

Tony Parker won't need surgery for the broken bone in his right hand, meaning he may be able to return for the playoffs. He is still expected to be sidelined for about six weeks. The injury occurred late in the first half of Saturday's 102-92 win over the Memphis Grizzlies. Parker is the team's second-leading scorer this season, averaging 16.5 points with a team-best 5.7 assists in 50 games.

Denver 9.3.10
Martin to receive therapy for ailing knee

Kenyon Martin will receive therapy on his aching left knee and is expected to return before the end of the season. The forward will begin platelet rich plasma therapy, a treatment which uses a patient's own blood components to stimulate healing. He has been playing through persistent pain and swelling in the knee the last few weeks. Martin is having his best season since joining Denver in 2004. He is averaging 11.8 points and 9.6 rebounds this season.

Denver 8.3.10
Martin, Lawson out for Nuggets

Kenyon Martin missed Sunday's game against the Portland Trail Blazers because of continuing left knee soreness. The Nuggets forward has been playing through persistent pain and swelling in the knee in the last few weeks but the condition, which the team has described as chronic patella tendinitis, apparently has worsened in recent days. Martin's status would become clear after his meeting with the doctors. The Nuggets also were without guard Ty Lawson, who was held out of a fourth consecutive game because of a bruised left shoulder.

San Ant. 7.3.10
Tony Parker could miss six weeks

Tony Parker is expected to miss the remainder of the NBA regular season. The San Antonio Spurs guard left Saturday's game against the Memphis Grizzlies with a broken bone in his right hand and could miss six weeks. Parker, the team's second-leading scorer at 16.6 points a game, suffered a fractured fourth metacarpal late in the first half.

Miami 7.3.10
Heat suspend Alston indefinitely

The Miami Heat suspended Rafer Alston indefinitely after the point guard failed to show up for practice on Friday and Miami's game against Atlanta on Saturday. Alston had recently been unseated as the starting point guard after coach Erik Spoelstra handed those duties over to Carlos Arroyo before the Los Angeles Lakers game on Thursday. Since signing with Miami as a free agent on January 7, Alston has played in 25 games, all starts, and posted averages of 6.6 points and 2.9 assists.

Dallas 6.3.10
Mavericks' Haywood out with back problem

Dallas center Brendan Haywood missed the final three quarters of Friday night's game against the Kings due to lower back tightness. The Mavericks were already without guard Jason Terry (who underwent surgery Friday for facial injuries), center Erick Dampier (dislocated right middle finger) and forward Tim Thomas (personal reasons).

Detroit 6.3.10
Pistons' Stuckey collapses

Detroit's Rodney Stuckey was wheeled off the court on a stretcher during the third quarter after he collapsed on the bench during the game against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Play was halted for 12 minutes as the medical staff worked on Stuckey, placed an oxygen mask on his face and wheeled him into an ambulance. The Pistons said Stuckey was taken to the Cleveland Clinic and his vital signs were stable, but was going for further testing and observation.

Orlando
Dallas
Oklahoma
Miami
Charlotte
Portland
Utah
San Ant.
Memphis
Cleveland
Denver
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Houston
Boston
Atlanta
LA Lakers
New York
Sacram.
New Orl.
Indiana
Detroit
Philadel.
N. Jersey
Toronto
Chicago
Minnesota
Washing.
Gold. St.
LA Clipp.
Cleveland
LA Lakers
Denver
Orlando
Atlanta
Utah
Phoenix
Charlotte
Dallas
Milwaukee
San Ant.
Toronto
New Orl.
Oklahoma
Portland
Boston
Chicago
Memphis
LA Clipp.
Miami
Houston
Sacram.
Indiana
Detroit
Gold. St.
New York
Washing.
Philadel.
Minnesota
N. Jersey
28-4104:94
30-5105:95
28-5112:103
27-6104:93
25-7106:97
25-8106:97
24-8111:104
23-897:91
23-9102:99
21-9101:97
23-10103:96
22-10105:102
21-11100:99
20-11101:95
21-1398:94
18-1299:95
19-1399:98
19-14100:100
18-1496:98
18-1497:94
17-14103:101
16-15104:104
14-16100:101
15-1893:96
13-19110:110
14-21103:104
12-2199:101
10-2096:100
9-2498:103
3-2889:99
Boston
Cleveland
Dallas
Oklahoma
Orlando
LA Lakers
Utah
Portland
Atlanta
Phoenix
Denver
San Ant.
Memphis
Houston
Miami
Milwaukee
Philadel.
Chicago
New Orl.
Toronto
Washing.
Charlotte
New York
Detroit
LA Clipp.
Indiana
Sacram.
Minnesota
Gold. St.
N. Jersey
22-1198:93
22-11101:96
22-12102:99
19-1399:97
19-1499:97
17-13100:98
17-14100:98
18-1598:97
16-1699:98
16-17108:108
15-16103:103
14-1598:97
15-17104:106
15-17100:101
15-1895:97
13-2095:96
13-2199:102
12-2096:101
11-2299:104
10-21103:109
9-2096:101
9-2392:97
8-2199:105
7-2493:100
7-2695:104
7-2799:108
6-2897:105
5-2798:111
4-28104:113
4-2992:103
Cleveland
LA Lakers
Orlando
Dallas
Denver
Utah
Atlanta
Boston
Oklahoma
Phoenix
San Ant.
Portland
Milwaukee
Memphis
Charlotte
Toronto
Houston
Miami
New Orl.
Chicago
LA Clipp.
Philadel.
Detroit
New York
Washing.
Sacram.
Indiana
Gold. St.
Minnesota
N. Jersey
50-15102:95
47-18103:97
46-20102:95
45-21102:99
43-21108:103
42-22103:98
41-23102:98
40-2398:94
39-24100:96
40-25109:106
37-25101:96
39-2898:95
34-2998:96
34-31102:103
32-3195:94
32-31104:106
32-31101:101
33-3296:95
32-33100:102
31-3397:100
25-4095:101
23-4198:101
22-4293:98
22-42101:105
21-4197:101
22-43101:105
21-43100:105
17-47107:111
14-5198:107
7-5791:101
#team% win-loss
Atlantic Division
1Boston63.540-23 (63)
2Toronto50.832-31 (63)
3Philadel.35.923-41 (64)
4New York34.422-42 (64)
5N. Jersey10.97-57 (64)
Central Division
1Cleveland76.950-15 (65)
2Milwaukee54.034-29 (63)
3Chicago48.431-33 (64)
4Detroit34.422-42 (64)
5Indiana32.821-43 (64)
Southeast Division
1Orlando69.746-20 (66)
2Atlanta64.141-23 (64)
3Charlotte50.832-31 (63)
4Miami50.833-32 (65)
5Washing.33.921-41 (62)
Southwest Division
1Dallas68.245-21 (66)
2San Ant.59.737-25 (62)
3Memphis52.334-31 (65)
4Houston50.832-31 (63)
5New Orl.49.232-33 (65)
Northwest Division
1Denver67.243-21 (64)
2Utah65.642-22 (64)
3Oklahoma61.939-24 (63)
4Portland58.239-28 (67)
5Minnesota21.514-51 (65)
Pacific Division
1LA Lakers72.347-18 (65)
2Phoenix61.540-25 (65)
3LA Clipp.38.525-40 (65)
4Sacram.33.822-43 (65)
5Gold. St.26.617-47 (64)

last results

11.3Gold. St. - Portland105 : 110
11.3Orlando - Chicago111 : 82
11.3Washing. - Atlanta99 : 105
10.3Philadel. - Charlotte87 : 102
10.3Miami - LA Clipp.108 : 97
10.3Oklahoma - New Orl.98 : 83
10.3Boston - Memphis91 : 111
10.3Sacram. - Toronto113 : 90
10.3Minnesota - Denver102 : 110
10.3Detroit - Utah104 : 115
10.3San Ant. - New York97 : 87
10.3Dallas - N. Jersey96 : 87
9.3Chicago - Utah108 : 132
9.3Indiana - Philadel.107 : 96
9.3Portland - Sacram.88 : 81

home win - draw - away win (1-x-2)

NBA : 60% - 0% - 40%

League format : Basketball : NBA 2009/2010

NBA teams play divisional opponents four times each (two home games and two road games), conference opponents outside the division three or four times each and opponents outside the conference two times each (one home game and one road game). At the end of the regular season, sixteen teams will qualify for the NBA Playoffs. The three division champions in each conference automatically will earn the conference's top three playoff seeds. The remaining five playoff spots go to the teams with the next best records, regardless of divisional alignment. Home-court advantage throughout the NBA playoffs will be based solely on regular season record, not playoff seeding. All rounds of the NBA Playoffs will be best-of-7 games.

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