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Led by Melo’s 45 points the Knicks edged the Nets in the Battle of the Boroughs Pt. II. Kobe and the Lakers weren’t so fortunate, dropping their third-straight game, a 100-94 loss to the lowly Cavs.

  • Scott Coleman

    Scott Coleman

    Clippers make it 7 straight wins

    Rob Grabowski-USA TODAY Sports

    L.A. is now 15-6 this season, while Chicago dropped to 11-9.

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  • Asher Feldman

    Asher Feldman

    Knicks win second Battle of New York

    Anthony Gruppuso-USA TODAY Sports
  • Tom Lewis

    Tom Lewis

    Kyrie outduels Kobe, Lakers lose again

    David Richard-USA TODAY Sports

    Irving paced the Cavs with 28 points, 11 assists and six rebounds while making four of six three-point shots. C.J. Miles also added 28 points for Cleveland.

    Cleveland appeared to have control of the game in the first half, taking a 54-39 lead to the break at halftime. The Cavs scored just 14 third-quarter points as the Bryant led a furious charge back into the game with an array of difficult shots as the Lakers trimmed the lead to six points heading into the final quarter.

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  • Mike Prada

    Mike Prada

    Clyde Frazier outdid himself

    via @Schultz_Report
  • Ethan Rothstein

    Ethan Rothstein

    ‘Battle of the Boroughs’ Part II: What to expect

    Debby Wong-US PRESSWIRE

    This is not a sustainable system. Blatche has been shockingly terrific in his bench role, but as a starter, he has left plenty to be desired as a two-way player. Although the Nets bench had been a plus when healthy, Blatche’s move to starter has left them woefully shallow in the frontcourt.

    One thing to consider, however: this is a rivalry game. Though it’s a new rivalry, the quotes from each side prove that these games matter to every player and coach. Professional sports don’t have very many rivalries, but we can look to the college ranks as an example, and there’s one rule that always holds for rivalry games.

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  • Randy Booth

    Randy Booth

    Anthony Davis returning Tuesday

    Steve Mitchell-USA TODAY Sports

    Davis will come off the bench Tuesday, according to Jim Eichenhofer of Hornets.com.

    Davis has missed the last 11 games with the injury. Davis, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2012 NBA Draft, has played just six games this season.

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  • Jack Cassidy

    Jack Cassidy

    Kyrie will return Tuesday

    Elsa

    Irving was averaging 22.9 points and 5.6 assists in 10 games this season but has been sidelined since Nov. 18. The Cavaliers are 2-9 in his absence. Irving played through the injury, which was reported as a hairline fracture to his left index finger, for several games before the discomfort became too much to overcome.

    Mary Schmitt Boyer of the Plain Dealer reports that Waiters has not yet resumed full practice and is day-to-day.

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