NEW ORLEANS - NOVEMBER 19: Grant Hill #33 of the Phoenix Suns shoots over Peja Stojakovic #16 of the New Orleans Hornets on...

Stojakovic sinks seven 3-pointers in defeat of Suns

Peja Stojakovic hit seven 3-pointers during a 25-point, 13-rebound performance, and the New Orleans Hornets defeated the Phoenix Suns 110-103 on Thursday night.

First Cup: Thursday

Mark Bradley of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: "The Hawks won their 10th game of the nascent season Wednesday night. In 2004-05, this franchise man...

Daily Dime: Gasol shines in season debut

...games with a hamstring injury, had a double-double in his season debut. NBAE/Getty Images Grant Hill had 10 points and six rebounds, but that couldn't keep the Suns from losing their...

Daily Dime: Suns ground Rockets

...him, he was able to make plays for his teammates. In the second quarter, he hit Grant Hill on a pretty baseline cut for an easy layup. Then, just after halftime, Stoudemire, double-teamed...

Daily Dime: Ariza gets his ring

NBAE/Getty Kobe Bryant and Derek Fisher presented former teammate Trevor Ariza with his championship ring. ...

Williams seeing his role grow

Shelden Williams has developed into a key role player for the Celtics.

How Bosh could join Wade and LeBron

The scenarios may look tough, but there are three ways Miami could pull off a dream lineup.

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Lakers dismantle red-hot Suns for sixth straight win

Kobe Bryant scored 29 points, Andrew Bynum had 26 points and 15 rebounds in his return from injury, and the Lakers put the brakes on the Phoenix Suns' fast start with a 121-102 victory Thursday night.

LOS ANGELES - NOVEMBER 12: Kobe Bryant #24 of the Los Angeles Lakers drives against Grant Hill #33 of the Phoenix Suns at Staples Center on November 12, 2009 in Los Angeles, California...

Knicks continue to be fantasy gold

The New York Knicks might be a dysfunctional mess, but these days, they are a dysfunctional mess with a particular style, and that style is fantasy go...

Suns start fast, move to league-best 8-1 start

Amare Stoudemire and Steve Nash combined to hit all eight of their first-quarter shots and the Phoenix Suns used a sizzling opening period to beat the New Orleans Hornets 124-104 on Wednesday night for their eighth victory in nine games.

Suns-Lakers Preview

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Wednesday Bullets

...if fans voted him on based on his play so far. But stranger things have happened -- Grant Hill made it twice, in seasons when he didn't even play. Michael Redd tells HoopsTV about...

Whitney Young trio signs letters of intent

Whitney Young basketball players Anthony Johnson, Ahmad Starks and James Reynolds signed letters of intent.