Orlando Magic News
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The Cleveland Cavaliers have the right to make the first selection in the June 27 National Basketball Association draft after winning the lottery for the second time in three seasons.
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Sanofi won a U.S. appeals court ruling yesterday that revives a patent-infringement claim over generic versions of the allergy drug Allegra.
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The longer the Chicago Bulls stay alive in the NBA playoffs, the louder the clamoring will grow for the return of their injured budding superstar, Derrick Rose. Before the din becomes overwhelming, critics should remember the story of an injured budding superstar of another era: Grant Hill.
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The Golden State Warriors held on to a big lead this time to end a 30-game losing streak in San Antonio and even their playoff series against the Spurs, while the Miami Heat had a record-setting win to tie their series with the Chicago Bulls.
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The Charlotte Bobcats fired head coach Mike Dunlap after the team won 21 games this season, second-fewest in the National Basketball Association.
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Quentin Richardson signed a contract to return to the New York Knicks when they host their regular-season finale tonight against the Atlanta Hawks, General Manager Glen Grunwald said.
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Indiana Pacers forward Paul George was named the National Basketball Association’s Most Improved Player after increasing his scoring, rebounding and assists while helping his team to a division title.
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Jacque Vaughn was hired as coach of the Orlando Magic as the team deals with disgruntled All-Star center Dwight Howard.
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The Miami Heat extended the second- longest winning streak in National Basketball Association history to 27 by opening a four-game road trip with a 108-94 victory against the Orlando Magic.
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Pat Williams , the Orlando Magic executive who’s credited with bringing the National Basketball Association franchise to the Florida city in 1987, was diagnosed with blood and bone marrow cancer two weeks ago, the team said.
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