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Miami has the stars on the court, but the notoriously distracted fans in South Florida have been mostly indifferent.
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By HOWARD BECK
Almost all the starters rested, and the Celtics’ bench beat the Knicks’ bench in the last game of the regular season.
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Lakers' Road to Repeat May Go Through Chicago
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Spurs' Ginobili Doubtful for Playoff Opener
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Rockets Look to Rebuild Again After Bad Finish
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AP Source: NBA Fines Lakers, Jackson $75,000 Each
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Guard Deron Williams Eager to Stay With the Nets
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Rose Anxious as Playoffs Start
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Cavaliers Survive Season of Extremes
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Sacramento Mayor Makes Pitch to Keep the Kings
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Timberwolves Look to Grow Up in the Offseason
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AP Source: Pistons' Coach Kuester Safe for Now
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Kings' Possible Farewell Ends in Loss to Lakers
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Bryant Should Have Been Forced to Sit
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For a star player earning $27 million, a $100,000 fine — about 0.4 percent of his salary — is far less imposing than if he were suspended for a playoff game.
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Knicks and Nets: Two Teams That Need an Introduction
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The Knicks and the Nets remade themselves with trades that have left the teams struggling for identities.
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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Carmelo Anthony scored 39 points for the second straight game, including the tiebreaking jumper with 1:08 left.
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