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Indiana guard T.J. Ford dishes off a pass as Houston's Brian Cook defends in Friday's game.
Where's the Magic coming from?
Should we expect to see a lot more of this? I could make this post about the Magic, and how their roster is ridiculously stacked this year.
Rockets' Cook entering season with adjusted priorities
Brian Cook played in only 30 games last season, just nine after he was acquired from the Magic on Feb.
L incoln native and NBA basketball player Brian Cook wed Victoria Velasquez on the Fourth of July at the Trump National Golf Club in Palos Verdes, Calif.
The Magic trail 3-1 in the series. Analysis: The player known as "Skip to my Lou" on the New York playgrounds wasn't happy with the benching.
As long as I've been around the Lakers, General Manager Mitch Kupchak 's has been inclined to keep thoughts close to the vest.
Rockets' Cook exercises option for upcoming season
Rockets forward Brian Cook, who could not crack the rotation after moving to the Rockets in a trade-deadline deal, exercised his option on his contract for next season, rather than to become a free agent, Cook's agent Mark Bartelstein said on Monday.
Sheridan: What's next for the Orlando Magic?
Painful as it was for him to swallow this loss, 83-year-old Rich DeVos was still the picture of semicontentment as he exited the Orlando Magic 's locker room and greeted the members of his extended family.
Lots to question in Magic's Finals losses
Not to go all Rush Limbaugh on everyone, but Magic fans have to hope Barack Obama fails.
The Lakers' Trevor Ariza is a handful for Orlando Magic forward Hedo Turkoglu
Update: The Orlando Magic played much better, but it wasn't enough as the Los Angeles Lakers won Game 2 101-96 in overtime.
NBA Finals Watch: Orlando Magic vs. Los Angeles Lakers
Jackson told reporters that last year's Lakers got to the NBA Finals on emotion and energy.
Magic will see new and improved Ariza
The Los Angeles Lakers are looking for redemption. In many ways, so is Trevor Ariza .
Magic Hoping to 'Skip to My Lou' into NBA Finals
Rafer Alston knows he is perceived as the "weakest link" in the Orlando Magic's starting lineup.
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