After beating the Bulls on Wednesday, the 76ers face their second major test of the week: another shot at the Heat. Zach Lowe breaks down what to watch as the Eastern foes meet.   —

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NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- A person familiar with the decision says the New Orleans Hornets have decided to reactivate 7-foot center Chris Kaman, who had been excused from team activities while the club sought to trade him.   —

BOSTON (AP) -- Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo is expected to return for Friday's game against New York after missing the last eight with a right wrist injury.   —

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -- The Portland Trail Blazers say former No. 1 draft pick Greg Oden will undergo a procedure to "remove debris" from his right knee.   —

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -- Orlando forward Glen Davis has been suspended for two games by the Magic for conduct detrimental to the team.   —

Kenyon Martin has agreed to a one-year deal with the Clippers worth $2.5 million, two sources confirmed to SI.com.   —

Jamal Crawford signed with Portland in hope of bolstering its backcourt. But the guard is finding that adjusting to a new team and new role doesn't come quickly, says Sam Amick.   —

The All-Star Game isn't in L.A. again, but this year's star-studded clash is turning into an L.A. story. Fans voted in a total of four Lakers and Clippers as starters to take on the East's elite.   —

NEW YORK (AP) -- Blake Griffin and Andrew Bynum have been voted to the All-Star game, joining Kobe Bryant and Chris Paul to give the city of Los Angeles four starters.   —