Nets top Knicks as Carter posts triple double in New Jersey win
New Jersey plus Vince Carter overcame New York 104-95 at Madison Square Garden, extending their series dominance with a sixth straight win there. Carter had 29 points 12 rebounds and 10 assists, lifting the Nets toward a potential No 7 seed as Jason Kidd added a first of two career triple doubles. Knicks struggle with injuries and a five game skid heading toward Charlotte.
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WSU recruit dies on court at New Hampton School
Wichita State recruit Guy Alang-Ntang, a senior, collapsed during a pickup game at Smith Gymnasium on the New Hampton School campus. He was taken to Speare Memorial Hospital in Plymouth, where he died. Survived by Cameroon-based parents, his death drew condolences from the Wichita State athletic department.
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Soriano Hurt in Cubs Win Over Padres
Alfonso Soriano strained his left hamstring attempting a diving catch in Chicago's 12-4 win over San Diego at Wrigley Field and left in the fifth inning. An MRI was due to assess the injury with potentially five days out. The Cubs shuffles lineup including Jacque Jones moving to left and Matt Morton starting in right as Lou Piniella sought spark.
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Iverson Thrives With Nuggets Confidence Grows
Iverson found a fit in Denver after a rocky start with injuries and lineup changes. He and Carmelo Anthony form a potent scoring pair as Denver steadies its tempo toward the playoffs, with Iverson mentoring Anthony and boosting team energy.
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