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Hornets trade Aldrich to Thunder (AP)

The New Orleans Hornets have agreed to trade Cole Aldrich and veteran shooting guard Morris Peterson to Oklahoma City for the Thunders' 21st and 26th picks in the first round. Peterson is heading into the final year of a four-year $23 million contract. New Orleans, which entered the draft with only one first-round pick and none in the second, now has an additional draft choice.

Thunder take Kentucky’s Bledsoe with 18th pick (AP)

The Oklahoma City Thunder have selected Kentucky guard Eric Bledsoe with the 18th overall pick in the NBA draft. Bledsoe became the fourth Kentucky player taken in the draft after the Wildcats spent most of last season as the No. 1-ranked team in the nation. The 6-foot-1 freshman set a school record with eight 3-pointers while scoring a career-high 29 points in Kentucky's win against East...

Thunder acquire Aldrich, Peterson (Yahoo! Sports)

The Thunder have traded the 21st and 26th picks to the Hornets for Kansas center Cole Aldrich and Mo Peterson.

Buzz: Pistons still want Cousins (Yahoo! Sports)

The Pistons will make a last-ditch effort to try to acquire center DeMarcus Cousins.

The Bulls are trading Kirk Hinrich to Washington (Yahoo! Sports)

Kirk Hinrich has been involved in trade rumors since his first NBA season, so rumors sending him away from the...

Ball Don’t Lie’s 2010 mock draft — Nos. 16-30 (Yahoo! Sports)

We're NBA guys, so that means when it comes to the NCAA we're a little lost. But we're smart, you...

Thunder get No. 18 pick, Cook from Heat (Yahoo! Sports)

The Thunder have agreed to a deal that lands them Miami's first-round pick and Daequan Cook.

AP source: Heat trade Cook to Thunder (PA SportsTicker)

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The 2010 Baseline Alternating Pick Mock Draft (SportingNews.com)

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Lakers: United they stood and saved season (Yahoo! Sports)

When it mattered most, Kobe's teammates believed in themselves and delivered a dominating win.

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