Mets rally past Braves in 14th to deny Braves road sweep
Curtis Granderson delivered a sacrifice fly in the 14th inning as the New York Mets beat the Atlanta Braves 4-3, ending a potential three-game road sweep. David Wright piled four hits, and Mets relievers shut Atlanta down after late errors by Dan Uggla and misplays by Curtis Granderson.
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Heat ride Jones spark to Game 1 win over Bobcats
Miami beat Charlotte 99-88 in the Eastern Conference first round as James 27 points Wade 23 propelled the Heat. James Jones provided a late first half and third quarter boost, sparking a 19-2 run and sealing the win with another scoring burst. Jefferson left with a strained plantar fascia but played on.
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Bruins even series with Red Wings in Game 2
Boston tops Detroit 4-1 to knot the best of seven at one game apiece. Florek and Smith struck early in the first period, Glendening cut the lead, then Lucic and Chara added scores as the Bruins finally mounted offense. Game 3 set for Detroit Tuesday.
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Spurs Rally Past Mavericks To Take Game 1 In San Antonio
Tim Duncan led with 27 points as the Spurs held Dallas to one field goal in the final seven minutes, turning a tight game into a 90-85 Spurs win. Tony Parker added 21 and Manu Ginobili 17 as San Antonio, top seed, won its 10th straight over Dallas. Devin Harris scored 19 for the Mavericks who nearly upset.
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