Carter in All Star Spotlight Nets Slam Dunk Debut
Vince Carter, the 23 year old rising star, gains national exposure at the All Star weekend in Toronto. He headlines the slam dunk contest and makes his NBC broadcast debut during the All Star game, with Shaquille O Neal praising his aerial plays as Kobe Bryant and Karl Malone comment on the evolving new generation of stars.
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Carter Headlines NBA All Star Weekend With Dunks
Vince Carter headlines the NBA All Star weekend with high flying dunks amid talk of a thumb injury for Karl Malone. The rookie challenge features 1999 debuts like Jason Williams and Pierce while the three point contest spotlights Hubert Davis. NBC plans to mic Carter as he eyes a memorable showcase with teammates and rivals watching closely.
Celtics cancel Fortson trade after Williams failed physical
Boston rescinded the deal that sent Danny Fortson to Toronto for Alvin Williams and Sean Marks after Williams failed his physical. Fortson, stuck behind Antoine Walker, heads toward free agency. Williams had knee issues but remained a Raptors starter. Marks is rarely used.
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Rangers rookie nets hat trick in win over Bruins
New York Rangers rookie Jan Hlavac scored a career high three goals as Boston Bruins defenseman Ray Bourque reached his 1,500th NHL point. The Rangers defeated the Bruins 5-2, with Valeri Kamensky and Kim Johnsson also scoring for New York while Mike Richter returned from a knee injury.
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Rangers edge Bruins 5 2 in Friday NHL summary
New York Rangers defeated Boston 5 to 2 with goals by Kamensky Hlavac and Nedved through the game. Boston Dafoe stopped 30 of 35 shots while Richter made 22 saves for New York in a high tempo matchup.
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