LeBron scores 36, Heat roll in New Orleans – Huffington Post

MiamiHerald.com LeBron scores 36, Heat roll in New Orleans Huffington Post NEW ORLEANS — LeBron James scored 36 points, hitting six consecutive 3-pointers in less than six minutes during the first half, and the Miami Heat rebounded from their first loss in nearly two months to beat the New Orleans Hornets 108-89 on Friday night.

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Would New Orleans consider trading Eric Gordon? Maybe. – NBCSports.com

NBCSports.com Would New Orleans consider trading Eric Gordon? Maybe

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New Orleans Hornets forward Ryan Anderson hopes to participate in 3-point … – NOLA.com

New Orleans Hornets forward Ryan Anderson hopes to participate in 3-point …

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Charlotte Bobcats choke at finish, fall to New Orleans Hornets, 98-95 – Charlotte Observer

Charlotte Observer Charlotte Bobcats choke at finish, fall to New Orleans Hornets, 98-95 Charlotte Observer Charlotte Bobcats' Gerald Henderson, left, and New Orleans Hornets' Austin Rivers, right, chase a loose ball during the first half of an NBA basketball game in Charlotte, N.C., Saturday, Dec. 29, 2012.

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New Orleans Sees 11% Increase in Visitor Spending in First Half of 2012 … – Sacramento Bee

New Orleans Sees 11% Increase in Visitor Spending in First Half of 2012 … Sacramento Bee NEW ORLEANS , Oct.

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New Orleans Saints recently signed safety Rafael Bush acquires No. 25 and … – Who Dat Dish

New Orleans Saints recently signed safety Rafael Bush acquires No. 25 and …

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New Orleans hotel tax revenue up 26 percent in first half of 2012 – NOLA.com

NOLA.com New Orleans hotel tax revenue up 26 percent in first half of 2012 NOLA.com Told that the New Orleans ' hotel tax revenue for the first half of 2012 was up 26 percent from the same period in 2011 while general sales tax revenue was up only 5.5 percent, City Council President Stacy Head thought she saw an explanation for the … and more

The New Orleans Saints Score Enough in the First Half to Defeat the Arizona … – Yahoo! Sports

New York Daily News The New Orleans Saints Score Enough in the First Half to Defeat the Arizona … Yahoo! Sports When quarterback Drew Brees led the New Orleans Saints down the field on the game's first drive, taking a 7-0 lead over the Arizona Cardinals in the first five minutes, it looked like the game might be a high-scoring affair.

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Second-half turnovers hurt New Orleans VooDoo in loss to Arizona Rattlers – NOLA.com

NOLA.com Second-half turnovers hurt New Orleans VooDoo in loss to Arizona Rattlers NOLA.com Michael DeMocker / The Times-PicayuneVooDoo defensive back Demarcus Robinson commits pass interference while covering Arizona wide receiver Maurice Purify in a flag-filled first half at the New Orleans Arena on Saturday. Arizona defeated New Orleans ..

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Without Kobe Bryant, Lakers lead New Orleans at halftime, 44-43 – Los Angeles Times (blog)

CBS News Without Kobe Bryant, Lakers lead New Orleans at halftime, 44-43 Los Angeles Times (blog) By Mike Bresnahan NEW ORLEANS — Kobe Bryant missed another game because of a sore left shin but the Lakers survived the first half against New Orleans … barely. Pau Gasol had 15 points and five rebounds as the Lakers took a 44-43 halftime lead ..

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