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Steve Kerr On Warriors Guard Klay Thompson: 'He's Doing Well'
KLAY THOMPSON
OAKLAND, Calif. -- Golden State Warriors guard Klay Thompson is expected to play in Game 1 of the NBA Finals, according to coach Steve Kerr.
"He's doing well," Kerr said after practice Saturday at the team's facility."I'm antici- pating he's going to be there."
Thompson was diag- nosed with a concussion after suffering a blow to the head in Wednesday's series-clinching win over the Houston Rockets. He was cleared to play that evening but did not return to game action. He must be symptom free before he can return to practice, according to the NBA's concussion proto- col.
Asked if he is preparing for Thompson's absence, Kerr said he was planning only for Thompson to be in the lineup. Game 1 of the NBA Fi- nals against the Cleveland Cavaliers is Thursday.
Kevin Love Says Yes He Plans To Be A Cavalier
Beauty Unlimited
ANGELINA
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Nuggets Forward, Arrested In
Online Credit Card Scam
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — For- mer NBA All-Star Chris Gatling ran a massive online fraud scheme using credit cards of people from across the nation, Scottsdale police said Saturday.
Gatling was released from jail after being booked on fraud schemes, aggravated identity theft and forgery, po- lice spokesman Kevin Watts said. His arrest Thursday was first reported.
Gatling, 47, met a Scotts- dale fitness studio owner on a dating website earlier this year, according to police. He told the victim that he oper- ated several Internet busi- nesses that created websites and fixed credit. He persuaded her to charge credit card num- bers for him through her busi- ness, authorities said. Gatlin
CHRIS GATLING
allegedly told her she could have 10 percent of the dollar amounts charged, but he would get 90 percent. He also convinced her to give him his share upfront in cash, investi- gators said.
The charges were later deemed unauthorized and charged back to the victim. She lost $90,000 and was forced to close her fitness stu- dio.
Since the start of the sea- son Kevin Love has been insistent that he will be back with the Cavaliers next sea- son.
All through the ups-and- downs of a season where he struggled to find his comfort level playing next to LeBron James and Kyrie Irving — and while rumors he wanted out flew around the league —
KEVIN LOVE
he publicly never wavered from this stance.
Alvin Gentry Hired To
Lead New Orleans Pelicans
Golden State Warriors as- sociate head coach Alvin Gentry has been hired as the new coach of the New Orleans Pelicans, the team an- nounced.
Gentry, 60, and the Peli- cans agreed to a deal Satur- day, with New Orleans choosing the former Miami Heat, Detroit Pistons, Los An- geles Clippers and Phoenix Suns coach over fellow finalist Jeff Van Gundy.
"I'm truly honored for the opportunity to lead the Peli- cans as their head coach and am anxious to get started," Gentry said in a statement.
ALVIN GENTRY
Gentry will finish the postseason with the Warriors before taking over as coach of young star center Anthony Davis and the Pelicans. Golden State hosts the Cleve- land Cavaliers in Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Thursday.
Chris Gatling, Former
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