The Utah Jazz announced today that the team has elected to exercise its fourth-year team options for forwards Derrick Favors and Gordon Hayward, as well as the third-year team options on guard Alec Burks and center Enes Kanter. The options for all four players are through the 2013-14 season. Per team policy, financial terms were not released.
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by Adi Joseph, USA TODAY Sports Carmelo Anthony couldn’t top the Indiana Pacers. Now it’s LeBron James’ turn to try. Roy Hibbert had 21 points, 12 rebounds and five blocks and Lance Stephenson added 25
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The Lakers spent gobs of $ this season but injuries were more the issue - still $129.5 mil doesn't buy what it used http://t.co/evIaw5joWm Lakers paid $129.5 million in salary, luxury taxes for early exit
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My man @7dawglive sent me this earlier today from MA. Shout to my favorite player ever ... The Admiral http://t.co/sFBwUDPSr6
Melo is only player to score 39 points (while shooting above 50%) and grab 7 rebounds in a game this postseason.
Paul George earlier this year: "I think if you ask anyone in here how bad we want that rematch [against Miami], we’d all be up for it.” Paul George in May: "I think if you ask anyone in here how bad we want that rematch [against Miami], we’d all be up for it.” Paul George wanted a rematch vs. Heat. He watched film of last year's series repeatedly last summer. He was disappointed he didn't do more. After the Pacers knocked off the Atlanta Hawks, Donnie Walsh said this team was one his all-time favorites to be a part of ... Indiana's starters all had double figures. All five players were at the podium for postgame press conference. They're sharing the two mics. 3 players have finished w/ 25 pts (while shooting over 69%) & 10 rebs in a win this postseason: LeBron, Tim Duncan, & now - Lance Stephenson
