Pistons’ Stuckey out for season?

Detroit Pistons guard Rodney Stuckey (notes) collapsed Friday night in the second half of a loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers right by the Detroit Pistons bench. Plenty of tests have been done on the 23-year-old since then and it’s looking very possible that he may have to miss the rest of the season, according to the Detroit News

Rockets planning to keep Lowry

Since guard Kyle Lowry (notes) has been out with a hurt ankle, his Houston Rockets have won four games and lost nine. So GM Daryl Morey is apparently saying that he’ll take care of the man who will be a restricted free agent this summer, according to the Houston Chronicle.

Kobe Bryant: Lakers ‘edgy and upset’

The Los Angeles Lakers just lost three games in a row, the first such streak of the last two seasons, and Kobe Bryant (notes) says the team is "a little edgy" and "upset," according to the Los Angeles Times. Bryant said even reporter questions were giving him a stomach virus .

Knicks edge Hawks as Horford’s shot ruled too late (AP)

Upon further review, the Atlanta Hawks still can't beat the New York Knicks. The Knicks beat the Hawks for the third time this season, holding on for a 99-98 victory Monday night when video replay showed Al Horford's basket came after the buzzer.

McGrady skips Knicks’ game because of soreness (AP)

Tracy McGrady is sitting out the Knicks' game against Atlanta because of soreness. McGrady had played all nine games since New York acquired him from Houston at last month's trade deadline, but decided to rest Monday night in the Knicks' third game in four nights.

Knicks’ Lee headed to Nets? (Yahoo! Sports)

New York Knicks forward David Lee is an unrestricted free agent this summer. And he sounds like he wouldn't…

Spurs’ Parker out for season

The San Antonio Spurs have seemingly lost its starting point guard for the rest of the season. Tony Parker (notes) has a fractured right hand and he isn’t expected to be healed up till the season ends, according to the San Antonio Express-News. "We’ll find a different way to play and hope we can bide our time until he’s back," Tim Duncan (notes) told the paper

Nets beat Knicks again, improve to 7-55 (AP)

Here's one bit of bad news for the New Jersey Nets as they try to escape NBA infamy: no more games against the Knicks. Devin Harris scored 31 points and the Nets erased an early 16-point deficit to beat New York 113-93 on Saturday night. The Nets improved their NBA-worst record to 7-55, while the Knicks missed all 18 attempts in the most futile 3-point shooting night in league history

Veteran Michael Finley signs with Boston Celtics (AP)

Michael Finley will celebrate his 37th birthday Saturday as a member of the Boston Celtics. The veteran swingman asked for and was granted his release from the San Antonio Spurs earlier this week

Suicide lines: Wallace worried; Durant wants to sign; Evans proud (Yahoo! Sports)

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