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Check out the Herald's NBA Preview
With center Alonzo Mourning out indefinitely, how will Pat Riley and the Heat's perimeter players fare while rebuilding from the outside in? Will the Los Angeles Lakers win yet another NBA championship or can the Sacramento Kings finally get over the hump? Which team will come of the East this season? Get the answers to these and all your questions in the Herald's NBA Preview Section.
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Footing the bill
Eddie Jones isn't self-conscious about his feet. So he says. ''I just don't let anybody see them,'' Jones said. They're certainly not a pleasant sight. A hammer toe condition has some of the tips of his toes turned at awkward angles. Underneath a few of his toenails, his toes are black or a dark shade of purple. There are a couple corns. And his big toenails have not completely grown back after a May surgery to remove them.
BY ISRAEL GUTIERREZ / igutierrez@herald.com
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Go to the Heat team page
Click here to go to the Miami Heat team page, where you'll find updated scores, stats and more about your hometown NBA team.
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| COMMENTARY: Israel Gutierrez |
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Dreaming about 2004
After months of analyzing what went wrong with Team USA in the World Championships last summer, and experts wondering aloud whether the rest of the world had caught up to the United States, the best player in our nation's capital summed up the catastrophic sixth-place U.S. finish in two words.
igutierrez@herald.com
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Hornets have no answer for Iverson
Allen Iverson has many a nickname. Bubba Chuck, AI, the Answer - but Paul Silas bestowed another on the 76ers guard Monday night. Hornet-killer. "You can write 30-plus (points) in every time we play him," Silas, the New Orleans Hornets' coach, said before his team faced the Sixers. "And I don't know what to do to stop him."
BY ASHLEY MCGEACHY FOX / The Philadelphia Inquirer
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Young Bulls take their lumps
The split lip took two stitches to close. Symbolically, the injury left a greater impression. As Eddy Curry lay on a trainer's table last Saturday night in Utah, his bloody lip served as a reminder that he and fellow 2001 first-round draft pick Tyson Chandler continue to take their lumps.
BY K.C. JOHNSON / Chicago Tribune
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Iversons say they live in fear
Breaking his public silence about his off-season troubles, Allen Iverson spoke out yesterday, saying he is fearful of police, is afraid to be in Philadelphia, and may want to leave town someday soon.
By Stephen A. Smith / Inquirer Staff Writer
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Stoudemire Leads Suns Over Bucks 86-81
Without Ray Allen, Anthony Mason and - for half the game - Tim Thomas, the Milwaukee Bucks were ill-equipped to end their curse at Phoenix.
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BOB BAUM,
Associated Press,
11/26/2002 03:59 AM EST)
Suns 86, Bucks 81
There isn't much finesse to rookie Amare Stoudemire's game yet, just boundless energy and raw power.
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BOB BAUM,
Associated Press,
11/25/2002 11:49 PM EST)
76ers 108, Hornets 87
Larry Brown has coached Allen Iverson in all but one of the superstar's six NBA seasons, and says he's never seem him play better.
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Associated Press,
11/25/2002 09:53 PM EST)
Clippers Hold Yao As Rockets Lose
Back at the scene of his first big NBA game, Yao Ming couldn't duplicate his performance of a week earlier.
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Associated Press,
11/25/2002 08:52 AM EST)
Supersonics Edge Spurs 91-90
Brent Barry's 3-pointer with 4.7 seconds remaining rallied the Seattle Supersonics to a 91-90 victory over the San Antonio Spurs on Sunday night.
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Associated Press,
11/25/2002 01:00 AM EST)
Lakers 111, Bucks 99
Things are getting back to normal for the three-time defending NBA champion Los Angeles Lakers.
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JOHN NADEL,
Associated Press,
11/25/2002 12:27 AM EST)
Timberwolves 106, Knicks 88
The big difference between the Timberwolves and the Knicks was just that: bigness.
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CHRIS SHERIDAN,
Associated Press,
11/24/2002 09:42 PM EST)
Magic Beat the Heat 77-75
Mike Miller had 31 points, including the game-winning basket, and a career-high 19 rebounds as the Orlando Magic survived the absence of their two best players and beat the Miami Heat 77-75 Sunday night.
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MIKE BRANOM,
Associated Press,
11/24/2002 09:01 PM EST)
Clippers 90, Rockets 89
The Los Angeles Clippers figured out how to slow down Yao Ming.
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KEN PETERS,
Associated Press,
11/24/2002 07:01 PM EST)
76ers win third straight
Judging by the standings, the Philadelphia 76ers' blockbuster trade over the summer with the New Jersey Nets has worked out well for both teams.
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Associated Press,
11/24/2002 03:55 PM EST)
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