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NBA Hall of Famer Kevin McHale has reached a deal with the Houston Rockets to become their new head coach. Adrian Wojnarowski, of yahoo.com, has the story below.

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Carl Landry seems to play his best basketball against the L.A. Lakers. After battling the Lakers in a 7 game series with Houston two years ago, Carl finds himself in a similar situation with the Hornets this postseason.

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Rick Adelman is out as head coach of the Houston Rockets, after four years on the bench. The Associated Press, courtesy of espn.com, has the story, below.

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For the third time in four years, the New Orleans Hornets will be part of the NBA's postseason. The Hornets punched their ticket Wednesday night with a 101-93 victory over the Houston Rockets. Chris Paul scored 28 points, dished out 10 assists, and pulled down 9 boards. Trevor Ariza scored 19, snagged 5 rebounds, and led the defense with 6 steals.

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The Hornets beat up on the Indiana Pacers Sunday night at the Hive, winning 108-96. Trevor Ariza led all scorers with 19. With his steal in the 3rd quarter, Chris Paul became the fourth fastest player in NBA to history to record 1,000 steals, doing it in 420 games.

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With 11 games left in the regular season, the New Orleans Hornets face a tough road for playoff eligibility, and playoff positioning.

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The sellout crowd in New Orleans was loud and proud when the Hornets were up by 16. By the end of the game, they were quiescent and disappointed as their team lost to the scrappy Rockets 91-89. David West scored 22 points in a losing effort.

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The New Orleans Hornets are at home, at the New Orleans Arena, on Sunday, February 27, to take on the Houston Rockets. Tip-off time is set for 6 o'clock.

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Portland Trail Blazers center Greg Oden, who has played only 82 games, in four years, will miss the entire 2010-2011 NBA season, with scheduled knee surgery. The Associated Press has the story, below.

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The New Orleans Hornets have been the surprise of the NBA thus far, but they are not fooled by their 7-0 start. Though they've beaten "contenders'' Miami, San Antonio and Denver (until Melo leaves), the Hornets' front office knows it hasn't yet joined the elite.
The club's plan to get to that level involves Peja Stojakovic, whose value is now in his contract rather than his shot. ESPN's Chris Broussard has the story.

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