Birdman, Psycho T quite similar, except for their journey to series
Tyler Hansbrough and Chris Andersen do their teams' dirty work, but Ken Berger says their style and path to this series couldn't be more different.

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Sure, the Pacers let this one get away, but finger pointing is futile
A layup dooms the Pacers in overtime and Ken Berger says it's futile pointing fingers. Why? Because there's only one LeBron.

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Logic prevails as NBA owners support Sacramento Kings' future
The Kings aren't leaving Sacramento anytime soon. Ken Berger applauds the NBA owners for voting against relocation because it doesn't make sense to move a franchise from a city proven capable of supporting a team for years to come.

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Spurs execute game plan -- wisely clamp down on Curry
The Spurs understand what it takes to beat the Warriors: shut down Stephen Curry. Ken Berger says San Antonio makes adjustments in Game 5, forcing Golden State -- and its star -- out of its comfort zone.

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Heat can live with diminished Wade in lineup, at least for now
Dwyane Wade is giving Miami everything he's got, which because of injury isn't much. Ken Berger says the good news for the Heat is that it's been enough against Chicago.

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Hibbert's individual effort boosts entire Pacers team in Game 3
The Pacers thwart the Knicks, holding their offense to a measly 35 percent shooting in Game 3. Ken Berger points to Roy Hibbert's individual effort -- particularly on defense -- that helps Indiana jump to a 2-1 lead.

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Bulls try to get tough, but it won't fly when Heat can stay above fray
It's a different era from when Nazr Mohammed came into the league. Ken Berger says Chicago's gritty toughness isn't what the league is about anymore. After all, it's LeBron's NBA now.

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