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As it happened: NBA Finals game 2
Hayden Donnell of nzherald.co.nz and NBA junkie Dan Trevarthen cover game 2 of the NBA Finals from 12pm.
Sideline Champs: Showing kids a better way
As an Auckland police officer, Glen Green felt he was wasting his time arresting wayward youngsters, already on a depressing merry-go-round of crime and punishment.
Adams an NBA shoe-in
New Zealand teenager Steven Adams is tipped to be as high as a top 20 pick in the NBA's much-anticipated draft next month.
Meet the Globetrotter girl
TNT Maddox broke a long drought in 2011, becoming the first woman in nearly 20 years, and just the ninth ever, to join basketball's famously flamboyant entertainers - the Harlem Globetrotters.
Breakers coach sets trend
Twitter in sport is generally seen as an athlete's game but one coach bucking that trend is Dean Vickerman.
Chris Rattue: As hard to be black as it is to be gay
Jason Collins, an NBA basketball player, didn't only come out as gay. He also confirmed that he was black.
Basketball: LeBron's Miami too hot too handle for hapless Bucks
LeBron James scored 30 points to lead Miami over Milwaukee and complete a sweep into the second round of the NBA playoffs yesterday.
Vickerman already sizing up lofty targets
Dean Vickerman has barely been in the job 48 hours but the new Breakers' coach is already casting an eye to future.
Lemanis' deputy ready to step up
When Andrej Lemanis was appointed Breakers coach, Paul Henare didn't really know what to think other than hope Lemanis would last more than one season.
Chris Rattue: Rugby forensics a winner with fans
Ground spectators might be turned off by video refereeing, but the biggest audience - in living rooms - is turned on by it, writes Chris Rattue.
Breakers' auction raises cash for military veterans
A Breakers singlet featuring a poppy embroidered by designer Trelise Cooper has raised $2850 for the Auckland Returned and Services Association.