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Carter\'s 48 help Magic rally by Hornets (AP)'); document.write('
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The high-flying layups. The fall-away jumpers. The step-back 3-pointers. Vinsanity was back. Vince Carter had a season-high 48 points, leading the Orlando Magic back from a 17-point second-half deficit to beat the New Orleans Hornets 123-117 on Monday night. After one of the most sensational games in his storied career, all Carter could do was shake his head and smile.

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Injured Kobe unsure about All-Star game (AP)'); document.write('
Kobe Bryant isn't sure if he'll play in this weekend's NBA All-Star game in Dallas because of his sore left ankle. Bryant missed his second consecutive game Monday night against San Antonio, which lost to the Los Angeles Lakers 101-89. "If I'm not able to play, I won't play. But I'm healthy, I will," he said.'); document.write('
Bobcats\' Chandler, Felton expect to play (AP)'); document.write('
Charlotte Bobcats point guard Raymond Felton and center Tyson Chandler expect to play against the Washington Wizards. Felton didn't participate in Tuesday morning's shootaround, but hoped to play despite twisting his ankle in practice a day earlier. Chandler took part in the workout and said he feels fine after missing the past 22 games with a stress reaction in his left foot.'); document.write('
Durant to defend All-Star H-O-R-S-E win (AP)'); document.write('
Kevin Durant will defend his title in the H-O-R-S-E competition at All-Star weekend. The Oklahoma City forward will face fellow All-Star Rajon Rondo of Boston and Sacramento rookie Omri Casspi. The field was announced Monday night on TNT, which will televise Saturday's events. Durant won the inaugural competition last year in Phoenix, hitting some long jumpers to rally after picking up four...'); document.write('
Lakers beat Spurs without Bryant, Bynum (AP)'); document.write('
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No Kobe, still no problem for the Los Angeles Lakers. Pau Gasol had 21 points, 19 rebounds, eight assists and five blocked shots to lead five players in double figures, and Los Angeles beat the San Antonio Spurs 101-89 Monday night as Bryant missed his second consecutive game with a sore left ankle. Andrew Bynum sat out with a bruised right hip.

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