Bulls humiliate Heat in Miami, Pacers rally to beat Warriors
Associated Press Jan 17, 08 12:23 AM CST
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Chris Bosh continues to light up the scoreboard in 2008. The forward scored 31 points, on 11-of-12 shooting, to lead the Raptors past the Kings 116-91. Bosh is averaging over 27 points per game in the New Year. Mike Bibby made his season debut for the Kings after missing time with a left thumb injury, and performed well, scoring 19 points, reports the Associated Press. Elsewhere in the Association:
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Warriors outstrip Pacers, Lakers beat Grizzlies at a cost
New York Times Jan 14, 08 3:09 AM CST
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On a good night for New York, the Knicks won the second of their last 11 games, an 89-65 rout of the exhausted Pistons. Zach Randolph led the team with 25 points while Stephon Marbury claimed injury, with coach Isiah Thomas talking about Marbury's return in "ifs," not "whens," reports the New York Times. Elsewhere in the NBA:
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Nash-less Suns best Pacers in OT;
Kobe and friends destroy Hornets
Associated Press Jan 10, 08 12:20 AM CST
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The Detroit Pistons dropped consecutive games for only the second time this season as they lost 102-86 to the Dallas Mavericks. Coming off a tough home loss to the Celtics, Detroit hoped to bounce back against Dallas but were barely competitive. They led for only 14 seconds the entire game. Dirk Nowitzki led the Mavericks with 23 points, reports the AP. Elsewhere in the NBA:
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LeBron's passing leads Cavs while the Pacers whip Atlanta at Conseco
Associated Press Jan 5, 08 5:37 AM CST
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No Shaq, No Dwyane Wade: big problem last night for the spiraling Miami Heat, who lost again, this time in a tight one at Dallas, 94-89. The outcome was in doubt until a steal by the Mavs' Devin Harris clinched it. Dirk Nowitzki had 24 points,10 rebounds and a three-pointer to put his team ahead for good. In other NBA action:
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Memphis bests Indiana, Chicago comes from behind to beat Charlotte
Associated Press Jan 3, 08 3:09 AM CST
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Richard Hamilton led a balanced Detroit scoring attack that saw seven players reach double figures as the Pistons defeated the Wizards, 106-93. Hamilton had seven rebounds and nine assists to go along with his 20 points, which were enough to give him the 10th most in franchise history. Fellow UConn product Caron Butler scored 22 points to pace Washington, reports the AP. Elsewhere in the Association:
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Magic trump Bobcats, Mavericks put halt to streaking Hawks
Detroit News Dec 29, 07 11:20 PM CST
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The Pistons added a second straight win against the Pacers to their list of eight consecutive victories today, with a 98-92 game dominated by Richard Hamilton. Rip's 24 points augmented Chauncey Billups's 17, and Tayshaun Prince nailed all of his free throws to secure the win, reports the Detroit News . In other hoops action:
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Pistons take 7th straight while Chicago hangs on against Milwaukee
Orlando Sentinel Dec 29, 07 12:21 AM CST
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Dwyane Wade showed some magic of his own tonight with 48 points on 16 of 21 shooting, but it wasn't enough as Miami lost in overtime to Orlando, 121-114. Daequan Cook's three-pointer with 2 seconds left sent it to the extra session. Magic coach Stan Van Gundy won in his first trip back to Miami. Elsewhere on the hardwood:
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Iguodala scores 28 as Sixers best Heat,
Hawks beat Pacers
Orlando Sentinel Dec 26, 07 10:50 PM CST
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The Magic snapped a four-game home losing streak with a 110-96 win over the miserable Knicks. Orlando trailed early but pulled away with a 20-6 run to start the fourth quarter. New York fell to a conference-worst 1-11 on the road and 8-20 overall. Rashard Lewis had 25 points and six rebounds for the Magic, reports the Orlando Sentinel . Elsewhere in the Association:
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Knicks return to subpar form; T-Wolves see offense pick up slack
Associated Press Dec 22, 07 12:30 AM CST
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The Detroit Pistons moved to 11-2 in their last 13 with a stifling defensive effort against Memphis Friday night, 92-67. The Pistons had five players in double figures, led by Tayshaun Prince with 16 points. Detroit rookie Arron Afflalo, who took some locker-room ribbing but had 12 points, said "I feel like I'm learning more every day," reports AP. Elsewhere:
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Kings master Bucks; Hawks cool Heat,
as knee blowout may end Mourning's career
Associated Press Dec 19, 07 10:06 PM CST
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Resurgent guard Jamaal Tinsley sat out, but the Pacers' play at the point didn't lose a beat with Marquis Daniels springing for a season-high 26 points. Jermaine O'Neal added 19 and five blocks, and Philadelphia's 55-39 edge in rebounding was more than offset by a 35% rate from the floor. In other NBA action:
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