All-Star Game ends with West edge as Duncan seals finish
Shaquille ONeal earned MVP honors and the West beat the East 136 to 132 in an all-star dunkfest. Kobe Bryant scored 20 as 44 dunks lit the show in Los Angeles, while Tim Duncan iced the finale with a 2.1 second free throw on the deciding sequence amid late drama.
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Los Angeles
Shaquille O'Neal
O’neal
Kobe Bryant
Tim Duncan
O'Neal
Bryant
Lakers
Clippers
Hollywood
Tracy McGrady
McGrady
Duncan
Jermaine O’neal
Ray Allen
Michael Redd
Milwaukee
Redd
Rick) Carlisle
Shaq
Yao Ming
Allen Iverson
Paul Pierce
Pierce
Kansas University
West edges East in high scoring box score thriller
A mid game showdown produced a 136 132 final as East led by Carter and Iverson traded blows with West led by Bryant Ming and ONeal. Notable plays included Iverson to Carter alley oops and Kidd to Martin slam as Garnett and Bryant shined on both ends.
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West
East
Eo Carter
J.o'neal
Wallace
Iverson
McGrady
Kidd
Artest
Magloire
Martin
Pierce
Davis
Redd
Duncan
Garnett
Ming
Bryant
Francis
S.o'neal
Allen
Nowitzki
Stojakovic
Cassell
Miller
Kirilenko
East Bus Haw West
Carter
Kevin Garnett
Vince Carter
Jason Kidd
Kenyon Martin
Knicks trade Van Horn to Bucks in multi-team deal
In a three way move involving the Bucks and Hawks, the Knicks ship Keith Van Horn to Milwaukee and acquire Tim Thomas and Nazr Mohammed. Milwaukee adds Doleac and Przybilla to its roster while Atlanta gains Van Horn’s former backup and a 2005 second round pick.
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Los Angeles
Isiah Thomas
New York Knicks
Keith van Horn
Milwaukee
Tim Thomas
Atlanta Hawks
New York
Nazr Mohammed
Atlanta
Hawks
Michael Doleac
Knicks
Joel Przybilla
Thomas
Mohammed
Detroit
van Horn
Stephon Marbury
Allan Houston
Latrell Sprewell
Minnesota
Phoenix
Bucks
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Doleac
Dikembe Mutombo
Przybilla
Indiana
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