NBA-National Basketball Association roundup

April 27 (The Sports Xchange) - The NBA on Monday suspended Cleveland Cavaliers guard J.R. Smith for the first two games of the Eastern Conference semifinals, and Cavaliers forward Kevin Love will miss the Eastern Conference semifinals because of a dislocated shoulder. The league also suspended Boston Celtics center Kelly Olynyk for the first game of next season. - - Cavaliers forward Kevin Love, who was injured when he got tangled up with Olynyk, was diagnosed with "an acute anterior inferior glenohumeral dislocation with the corresponding ligament/labrum tearing and humeral head bone bruising." The team said it would update his status "over the next several days." - - Memphis Grizzlies guard Mike Conley had facial surgery in Memphis. He previously had been ruled out of Monday night's Game 4 between the Grizzlies and Portland Trail Blazers. Conley left Saturday's game with 3:04 left in the third quarter after he was inadvertently hit in the head by an elbow from Portland guard C.J. McCollum. - - Ever want to walk in Michael Jordan's shoes? One bidder at a weekend auction now can do exactly that. A pair of Nikes -- the earliest NBA-worn shoes by Jordan -- sold for $71,553 at auction over the weekend. - - The National Basketball Players Association said it will present the Basketball Players Awards in Las Vegas in July. Awards will be based on a vote of the players, and in addition to standard awards such as MVP, top rookie and top defender, the Basketball Player Awards will honor a Man of the Year, Global Impact Player, Hardest to Guard, Clutch Performer, Coach You Would Want to Play For, Best Home Court Advantage and Player You Secretly Wish Was on Your Team. - - The Golden State Warriors recalled center Ognjen Kuzmic and forward James Michael McAdoo from the Santa Cruz Warriors of the NBA Development League. (Editing by Frank Pingue)