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Historic 'three cheers' for New York Knicks in win over Indiana Pacers

In beating Indiana Pacers on Wednesday night, the New York Knicks achieved what hadn't been done in more than four decades in the history of the club.

The Times of India

Lakers player grades: Lakers drop big matchup against Clippers

The Clippers simply had too much energy and hot shooting for the Lakers to handle on Wednesday.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Norman Powell, Kawhi Leonard lead Clippers to critical win over travel-weary Lakers

The playoff permutations remain vast. The potential matchups remain multiple. But whether in the play-in tournament or a first-round series, the Clippers and Lakers are assured of playing in the postseason.

Los Angeles Times

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Hawks pummel Wizards for third win in a row

ATLANTA -- The Hawks moved two games above .500 and clinched a spot in the play-in tournament with their 134-116 win over the Wizards Wednesday night at State Farm Arena.

Tribune News Service

Mr. 4th Quarter: Kyrie Irving’s late-game magic vs. Kings reanimates Mavs’ play-in hopes

DALLAS -- The Mavericks and owner Mark Cuban spent the hours before Wednesday night’s victory to the Sacramento Kings recounting past mistakes, facing blame for their playoff spiral, and shooting down one Hall of Fame’s dad’s superstar insults.

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Knicks, Pelicans Combine for Bizarre Piece of NBA History

The scoring feat had never occurred in NBA history, but happened twice Wednesday.

Sports Illustrated

Chicago Bulls’ pattern of slow starts continues in a 105-92 loss in Milwaukee that locks in their postseason seeding

The opening minutes of Wednesday’s loss to the Milwaukee Bucks were an echo of an all-too-familiar pattern for the Chicago Bulls.

Chicago Tribune

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Malcolm Brogdon on playing in Boston: ‘Being a Celtic fits me perfectly’

Malcolm Brogdon is ready to do whatever it takes to bring an 18th title to the Boston Celtics.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Losing to Bucks locks Bulls into the No. 10 and final spot for play-in

At the start of the week, the Bulls had a say in bettering their play-in position. Two straight losses, however, officially locked them into the 10th spot in the East as they wait to find out whom they’ll take on next week.

Chicago Sun-Times

Mavs owner Mark Cuban blames Jalen Brunson’s father for sabotaging contract negotiations

While trying to explain why his team became an utter disappointment, Mavs owner Mark Cuban took aim at Jalen Brunson’s father.

Tribune News Service

Mark Kiszla: Is this Denver team ready for championship fight, or are they chicken Nuggets?

After an eight-year experiment in extreme basketball patience, the Nuggets have 10 scant days to grow up and become a legitimate championship contender.

The Denver Post

Shorthanded Celtics secure No. 2 seed, outlast Raptors 97-93 behind big nights from Brown and Brogdon

Malcolm Brogdon had one of his finest games as a Celtic as Boston defeated Toronto 97-93 at home.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Malcolm Brogdon leads the way as Celtics hold off Raptors, clinch No. 2 seed in East

BOSTON — When the Celtics dropped three consecutive games to the Warriors last June to lose the NBA Finals, it was clear they needed another playmaking guard and scoring punch off the bench to help them get over the hump.

Boston Herald

Mac Engel: You can’t fire the team, and the Mavericks aren’t firing the head coach (or the owner)

If you want to blame anyone for the Dallas Mavericks’ near historic trash season, take aim at the owner of the Dallas Mavericks.

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Too little, too late for Nets' Spencer Dinwiddie on non-call

DETROIT — It turns out Spencer Dinwiddie was right.

Sports Illustrated

Tim Hardaway Jr. Clears Up Stance on Doncic, Irving After Father’s Criticism

The Mavericks’ guard set the record straight about his teammates despite his dad’s recent comments.

Tribune News Service

Tim Hardaway Jr. quashes dad’s criticism of Luka Doncic, Kyrie Irving’s leadership

DALLAS — Tim Hardaway Jr. expected to spend Wednesday preparing to face the Sacramento Kings and help the Mavericks salvage their waning play-in tournament hopes.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

The Sixers needed Joel Embiid to be superhuman to beat the shorthanded Celtics. That doesn’t bode well.

The most revealing aspect of Joel Embiid’s performance Tuesday night against the Celtics wasn’t the 52 points he scored or the 13 rebounds he grabbed but the truth he told.

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Tribune News Service

Kansas basketball coach Bill Self has no plans of retiring anytime soon

LAWRENCE, Kan. — Kansas men’s basketball coach Bill Self, who underwent a heart catheterization procedure on March 8 at Kansas Health System — a health “scare” that prevented him from coaching in the 2023 postseason — said emphatically on Wednesday he has zero plans of ending his Hall of Fame…

Chicago Sun-Times

The Bulls’ Ayo Dosunmu has offseason to-do list, but first things first

There’s no question that Dosunmu would rather be starting than his recent role of playing with the second unit, but putting in the work to fix his weaknesses will come this summer. For now, it’s about doing whatever he can to make this playoff run last as long as possible.

Tribune News Service

Five storylines centered around the upcoming Knicks, Cavaliers first-round playoff matchup

NEW YORK — It’s all set.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Celtics honor Jaylen Brown with 2023 Red Auerbach Award

Jaylen Brown has won the 2023 Red Auerbach Award, an annual honor presented to the player who best embodies what it means to be a Boston Celtic.

Tribune News Service

Dieter Kurtenbach: The little things lifted the Warriors over the Thunder and hinted at bigger things in the postseason

SAN FRANCISCO — Basketball might be played by athletes of the highest order, but its games are still won with intelligence. And for most of the last decade, no NBA team has been more intelligent than the Golden State Warriors.

Los Angeles Times

'A lot's at stake right now': What the Lakers-Clippers showdown means Wednesday

LOS ANGELES — In 2006, the Lakers were one win from forging a second-round matchup against the Clippers, the first time the franchises would have met in the postseason. They lost to Phoenix.

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