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Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal --the third overall pick of the 2012 NBA Draft--helped Washington luck out Wednesday, as their 3.5% chance moved them from no.

If you asked the majority of New York Knicks fans how their team would fare coming into the 2013 NBA Playoffs, most of them would have told you that the Knicks were going to get past the Miami Heat and compete for an NBA Championship.

Chris Paul is not only an ideal fit for the Knicks, but also a free agent this summer.

The results of the NBA draft lottery saw a slight change from the initial projections, with the Cleveland Cavaliers moving up to No.

With the 25th pick in the NBA draft, the Los Angeles Clippers should be interested in selecting either a defensive-minded big man or an elite and athletic wing.

But after Anthony's latest ouster from the playoffs, Boeheim is convinced the forward will continue to fall short of a championship if the New York Knicks maintain the The mental image I have of Jim Boeheim impersonating Tyson Chandler dodging a pass is ... well, it's spectacular, frankly, Eamonn Brennan writes.

The lottery was created to help the poor get rich, or at least respectable. It was the Robin Hood of competitive sports drafting systems.

Despite being so adept at getting and finishing at the rim, failed to draw enough free throws and shot them poorly when he did get to the line Struggles off ball in half court sets, spots up too often in the corners where the defense promptly ignores him Iguodala's career arc is a fascinating one by all accounts.

Over at Grantland, Andrew Sharp has written an article lamenting the fact that the Spurs were able to get a player as good as Kawhi Leonard with the 15th pick.

Spoke with Marcus Camby's agent regarding the playoffs and his future. He said, "He has been healthy for a while now." He also said re: Camby's future, "He's under contract and there is no question they can use him, so one would expect he'd be back." Your comments are important to us, so please share your thoughts.

Sure, the New York Knicks ended lengthy droughts for division titles and playoff series victories, so there were successes.

Knicks star Carmelo Anthony won't need surgery on his troublesome knee, and the team hopes it'll be the same for his injured shoulder, according to the New York Daily News.

Amar'e Stoudemire just dealt with one of the more frustrating seasons of his career.

Argentine point guard Pablo Prigioni is just one of several Knicks whose future is up in the air.

There's a certain amount of uncertainty around this New York Knicks team heading into the offseason.

May 1, 2013; New York, NY, USA; Boston Celtics guard Terrence Williams drives the lane in front of New York Knicks forward Carmelo Anthony during the first quarter of game five of the first round of the 2013 NBA Playoffs at Madison Square Garden.

With the Knicks up two points and perilously few moments left, Anthony drove to the basket, unimpeded, ready for a trademark jam.

This should be a familiar feeling for New York Knicks fans by now. The disappointment following another tumultuous season is something the Knicks faithful have grown accustomed to over the years.

If you had to pick one man whose leadership is most essential to the future success of the Nuggets, would you go with coach George Karl or general manager Masai Ujiri? Contrary to popular belief, the potential free agent Denver really needs to lock up this offseason is not Andre Iguodala, a $15 million guard who shoots 58 percent from the foul line ... (more)

George gets to go head-to-head with NBA MVP LeBron James in the Eastern Conference finals, which begin Wednesday at the Miami Heat's American Airlines Arena.