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PBT Tuesday morning one liners

Boston Celtics v Charlotte Bobcats

CHARLOTTE, NC - DECEMBER 11: Glen Davis #11 of the Boston Celtics battles for a loose ball with Shaun Livingston #2 of the Charlotte Bobcats during their game at Time Warner Cable Arena on December 11, 2010 in Charlotte, North Carolina. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and/or using this Photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Streeter Lecka/Getty Images)

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Things that make me happy — Shaun Livingston earning playing time, getting run in crunch time and leading the Bobcats to a win over the Celtics. (No offense to D.J. Augustin or the Celtics, but we root hard for Livingston around these parts.)

A fantastic statistical breakdown of what makes Manu Ginobili good. Very good.

The Hornets are currently owned by the league. They are one of two teams that does a pre-game prayer in the arena. Does that violate the league’s own policy?

Can LeBron James win a third straight MVP? Should he?

The injury to Marquis Daniels may force Boston to make a trade.

Interesting story over at TrueHoop about Carmelo Anthony idolizing Rasual Butler growing up.

Mark Cuban thinks the Cavaliers are in a good spot to start building toward a championship.

Jazz guard Raja Bell: “Maybe we’re just destined to not be a very good pick-and-roll team.”

Jason Williams is officially walking in Memphis.

Expect Reggie Evans to return to the Raptors around the All-Star break.

Interesting little interview with Greg Monroe of the Pistons, who has really come along as the season has worn on.

No, Ron Artest did not go to the Super Bowl. Yes, he tweeted a picture of the outside of the stadium (taken from a newspaper). Just Ron Ron having a little fun.

The Bulls would still like a more steady two guard.

Timofey Mozgov blogs in Russia. He doesn’t always get D’Antoni. He totally gets Ronny Turiaf.

J.R. Smith walked in the Nuggets locker room for shootaround Monday, noticed Carmelo Anthony wasn’t there and freaked out. (Anthony was out for personal reasons but played in the game. And dropped 50.)

Be warned, Hedo Turkoglu’s knee is killing him.