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Iverson (Philadelphia 76ers) absent until the end of the season:
Allen Iverson, behind the Philadelphia 76ers, will be finally available for his team until the end of the season in order to devote himself to his 4 year old daughter, Messiah, seriously ill, officials said the NBA club . "After talking with Allen, we concluded that it would not in the Sixers for the rest of the season because he will not disrupt the organization and his teammates," said the chairman of 'team, Ed Stefanski. Iverson, 34, had already missed several games in February, including the All-Star Game, to stay with her daughter and her family.

Wade back, the Miami Heat prevail over the Warriors (110-106):
Dwyane Wade, MVP of the last All-Star Game, returning from a calf injury, scored 35 points Tuesday, leading the Miami Heat to a narrow victory at home (110-106) on the Golden State Warriors in the league North American (NBA). Wade, 27, who was injured Feb. 18 during a game against the New Jersey Nets, has also made 12 assists, allowing the Heat to end a run of four consecutive defeats. In turn, the Warriors played without their leading scorer, Monta Ellis, or center Andris Biedrins, both injured.

Chicago: 3 more weeks of absence for Joakim Noah:
The centerpiece of the Chicago Bulls Joakim Noah will again be absent at least three weeks because of persistent pain in the arch of his left foot. Noah had already missed seven games in early February because of the same injury. He then participated in four games before having to abandon the last two games of his team in Indianapolis and Atlanta cons. "I'm not sure he's replaceable," said coach Vinny Del Negro. It was the second best rebounder in the NBA (currently 6th). He brings great energy (...). His playing d 'attack has improved throughout the season. It's a big loss. "