The Miami HEAT announced today that they have re-signed guard/forward Dorell Wright. Per club policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed.…

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NBA.com’s John Schuhmann is blogging from Beijing. He has thoughts on the men’s and women’s semifinals and answers your mail on Kobe vs. LeBron, Candace vs. Sylvia and how the U.S. players got their shoes to China.…

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Australia didn’t have injured superstar Penny Taylor for their semi-final against China but they blew out the Olympic hosts anyway 90-56. Taylor sprained her ankle in Australia’s quarter-final demolition of the Czech Republic two days ago but should take the court in the gold medal game against the United States. Without her, Australia still overwhelmed the Chinese with a suffocating defense and great work on the boards.…

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The U.S. Senior Women’s National Team is one win away from Olympic gold medal after surviving their toughest test yet, an ugly 67-52 win over Russia in the semifinals at the Wukesong Culture and Sports Center on Thursday.…

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For the first time in 10 years, the Indiana Pacers will play a preseason game in Fort Wayne, an early NBA home and now the host city of the D-League’s Mad Ants. On Oct. 10, Indiana plays Chicago, its first game at Allen County War Memorial Coliseum since facing Toronto in 1998.…

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