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- 1 (1)
Dwight Howard-- - 2 (2)Emeka Okaforfrom LA Clippers
- 3 (3)
Ben Gordon-- - 4 (4)
Shaun Livingstonfrom Charlotte - 5 (5)
Devin Harris-- - 6 (6)
Josh Childress-- - 7 (7)
Luol Deng-- - 8 (8)
Rafael Araujo-- - 9 (9)
Andre Iguodala-- - 10 (10)
Luke Jackson-- - 11 (11)
Andris Biedrins-- - 12 (12)Robert Swift--
- 13 (13)
Sebastian Telfair-- - 14 (14)
Kris Humphries-- - 15 (15)
Al Jefferson-- - 16 (16)Kirk Snyderfrom New York
- 17 (17)Josh Smithfrom Milwaukee
- 18 (18)J.R. Smith--
- 19 (19)
Dorell Wright-- - 20 (20)
Jameer Nelson-- - 21 (21)Pavel Podkolzinfrom Houston
- 22 (22)Viktor Khryapa--
- 23 (23)Sergei Moniafrom Memphis
- 24 (24)Delonte Westfrom Dallas
- 25 (25)Tony Allenfrom Detroit
- 26 (26)
Kevin Martin-- - 27 (27)
Sasha Vujacic-- - 28 (28)
Beno Udrih-- - 29 (29)
David Harrison--
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Cavaliers' Max Strus out at least another month after surgery
Cavaliers forward Max Strus will be sidelined for at least another month as he continues to recover from surgery on his broken left foot.
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Kings' Keegan Murray to miss 3-4 weeks with ankle sprain
Kings forward Keegan Murray is out at least three to four weeks with a left ankle sprain.
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NBA buzz: Latest updates, trades, intel ahead of Feb. 5 deadline
Catch up on the latest buzz, trade alerts and league intel from our ESPN NBA insiders.
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Defending champ Thunder aim to be resilient after 6-6 stretch
The defending champion Thunder, who entered the season with a 24-1 record, are struggling through a 6-6 stretch.
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Why Stephen A. is 'very worried' about Pistons for Knicks
Stephen A. Smith emphatically describes why he is worried about the problems the Detroit Pistons pose for the New York Knicks.
