NBA Players React to Boston Marathon Tragedy

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Tragedy struck in Boston on Monday afternoon when two bombs exploded near the finish line to the 2013 Boston Marathon.

Below is a video of President Barack Obama’s response followed by the Twitter reaction from the NBA.

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Fantasy Spin: Lakers Lose Game and Bryant; 20 Wins and Counting for Heat

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It was a disastrous evening for the Los Angeles Lakers. Not only did they come up four points short in a must-win game, they lost Kobe Bryant to an ankle injury in the final seconds. Bryant (31 PTS, 7 REB, 5 AST, 2 STL) is very unhappy with Dahntay Jones over the play and there are no details yet about a recovery timetable, but it’s being called a severe sprain and he’s out indefinitely.

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Fantasy Spin: Joakim Noah Throws a Triple-Double Block Party; $300 Freeroll Tonight

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The only logical reason not to join tonight’s Sheridan Hoops Freeroll would be a dislike of free money. It’s fun just to play, there is absolutely no cost and 15 people will win cash.

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SH Blog: Doug Collins rips team and expresses frustration about Bynum, Parker makes case to be MVP

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How do you know when a team you thought was decent is truly in trouble?

When – and apology in advance to the player about to be mentioned – the coach of your team believes Damien Wilkins is one of the best players on the team.

Make no mistake – that is a shot against your team in a major way – and Doug Collins took plenty of swings (even though he doesn’t believe in blaming others) against the 22-33 Philadelphia 76ers after suffering their latest defeat at home against an absolutely woeful Orlando Magic team. It marked their sixth consecutive loss, and they are now starting to fade from being a contender to make the playoffs, trailing the eighth-seeded Milwaukee Bucks by 5.5 games. Here are some of his revealing remarks after the embarrassing loss, from CSNPhilly:

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Tweet of the Day: Mark Jackson

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Warriors’ head coach Mark Jackson has done a remarkable job of uprooting Golden State from the bottom of the NBA standings and into the Western Conference playoff picture since taking the position last season.