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After LeBron James set Davis up for a dunk, he winced afterwards. During a subsequent timeout, Davis paced around the Lakers bench before bending his knees. Davis still stayed on the court, but had some more awkward moments. San Antonio Spurs Face Coverings

"We responded well," Leonard said of the team heeding his message to play better defense. "Especially coming back from that [30-11 deficit] in Game 3." Los Angeles Lakers Face Coverings

These looks were available from the beginning, with the Hawks running a relatively simple scheme Randle and the Knicks have seen many times before. For some reason that assertiveness to break the perimeter arc and create from there was lost. Whatever was said at halftime helped the Knicks find it, which allowed Reggie Bullock to reintroduce himself to the series with big threes down the stretch. Boston Celtics Face Coverings

After he helped the Lakers win the NBA championship in 2010, Sandiford-Artest auctioned off his title ring and raised $651,006 for mental health charities. He testified before Congress on behalf of mental health legislation, and also appeared in various public service announcements for the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health. For those efforts, Sandiford-Artest won the NBA's J. Walter Kennedy Citizenship Award for 2010-11 and then legally changed his name to Metta World Peace a year later. He then changed his name after marrying Maya Sandiford last year.

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“We plan on him being on the team. We plan on him helping us. Maybe that's because we have seen a lot of things – I know you guys watch the games and that's a good indicator, too – but we're very confident he's going to be a good player and help us win next year.” Milwaukee Bucks Face Coverings

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Sexton averaged 24.3 points and 4.4 assists a game, and shot 37.1% from 3. He improved and is an above-average NBA guard who knows how to score but dominates the ball and isn’t a favorite of teammates for that reason. He also struggles on the defensive end. Around the league, Sexton is seen as a good scorer but not the franchise cornerstone kind of player Fox is for Sacramento.