Pistons rout Nets to take Game 1 in low-scoring affair
Detroit stifled New Jersey with record-tying defense, winning 78 to 56 in Auburn Hills. Tayshaun Prince delivered 15 points as the Nets endured 25 first-half points and tied season-worst offensive marks, while Ben Wallace posted 13 points and 11 rebounds.
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Barbers Hill Tops Liberty in Playoff Seeding Battle
Barbers Hill edges Liberty 7-4 to secure a first round playoff bye and lock up the top seed in District 22 3A. Eagle ace Aaron Bazan allowed three hits but issued eight free passes over seven innings, while Liberty held Brent Mullinix in reserve.
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Reds snap skid with 7-5 victory over Astros
Cincinnati Reds end a five-game slide with a 7-5 win in Houston as Javier Valentin hits a two-run homer in the eighth, D Angelo Jimenez adds a solo shot in the ninth, and Ken Griffey Jr exits with a tight hamstring. Raul Chavez doubles in two for Houston before Valentin's go-ahead blast.
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Singh wins HP Classic with late surge in New Orleans
Vijay Singh rallied from six down in the final eight holes to cap a 63 back nine and a 266 total, earning $918,000 and moving to No 1 on the money list. Phil Mickelson and Joe Ogilvie finished one stroke back as Singh became the tour’s first three‑time winner this season.
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