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                    [Title] => Harden scores 24, Rockets rally past Mavericks, 108-101
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James Harden had plenty of help a night after carrying Houston with a career high in scoring - he even got a boost from Dwight Howard not long after the center with the troublesome right knee limped off the court.

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                    [AuthorName] => Schuyler Dixon
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                    [Title] => Choosing a center for Barangay Ginebra
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This year, Barangay Ginebra has the luxury to choose among Raymond Almazan, Ian Sangalang and Greg Slaughter. Both Almazan and Sangalang stand 6’7” while Slaughter peaks at 7’0”. Who should they get?
 

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                    [AuthorName] => Rick Olivares
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                    [Title] => Shaq believes he'll play in NBA next season
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The Big Fella will have no Big Exodus.
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                    [Title] => Boston, LA winning on fine points
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The current NBA Finals is different and exciting primarily because of the insight into detail by both teams. If one were to have the luxury of viewing the games on replay, one would notice all the nuances that have been brought into light by the players and coaches themselves.
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Harden scores 24, Rockets rally past Mavericks, 108-101

By Schuyler Dixon | April 2, 2015 - 11:55pm

James Harden had plenty of help a night after carrying Houston with a career high in scoring - he even got a boost from Dwight...

Sports

Choosing a center for Barangay Ginebra

By Rick Olivares | October 22, 2013 - 1:14pm

This year, Barangay Ginebra has the luxury to choose among Raymond Almazan, Ian Sangalang and Greg Slaughter. Both Almazan and Sangalang stand 6’7” while Slaughter peaks at 7’0”. Who should...

Sports

Shaq believes he'll play in NBA next season

August 4, 2010 - 7:56am

The Big Fella will have no Big Exodus.

Boston, LA winning on fine points

By Bill Velasco | June 12, 2010 - 12:00am

The current NBA Finals is different and exciting primarily because of the insight into detail by both teams. If one were to have the luxury of viewing the games on replay, one would notice all the nuances that have...

Sports