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I'm West Goldberg and I'll be joined here in a bit by Ben Goliver of the Washington Post to talk about what Eric Bledso's extension means for Janus and the Bucks going forward,

the dysfunction in Phoenix and how Andrew Bogut can help the warriors, but first, let's run through some of the scores from Monday night.

The Brooklyn Nets blew out the Dallas Mavericks 127 to 88 their biggest margin of victory since moving from New Jersey. In 2012, thanks to 19 points from

Rodion's Kourouks and 22 points from Damari Carroll, who could be making himself some

money this summer, Lucadonjic struggled scoring just 16 points on 16 shots.

Duane Wade comes up big again for the heat scoring 14 of his 23 points in the fourth quarter

to beat the Hawks 114 to 113 keeping the heat alive in their place. to

keeping the heat alive in their playoff chase.

In another close game, the Spurs beat the nuggets

104 to 103.

Denver rallied from 20 points down

and held San Antonio's scoreless over the final 2 and a half minutes

and pulled within one, but missed three shots in the last 16 seconds.

I could have won it.

Demar de Rosen finished with 24 points.

Lamarcus Aldridge put up 22.

Kelly Ubray Jr. had 22 points and 13 rebounds

and the Phoenix Suns rallied from a 10-point fourth quarter

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