Chicago Bulls clinch 102-89 revenge over Jazz
Michael Jordan led Chicago with 23 points as the Bulls avenged a November loss to Utah, opening a 52-26 first half run and holding on for a 102-89 victory. Scottie Pippen added 24 points and Dennis Rodman 16 rebounds while Karl Malone led the Jazz with 27 points.
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Bulls, Jazz ignite scoring in Monday NBA action
Chicago topped Utah 102-89 as Pippen led the Bulls with 24 points and Rodman added 16 rebounds. Utah's Malone notched 27 points and Stockton dished 11 assists in the loss. In other games, Lakers fell 88-84 to Portland, Hornets beat Warriors 109-101, and Golden State 101-88.
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Tonight and Wednesday NBA Schedule Highlights
The schedule lists 12 games tonight including Clippers at Toronto and Dallas at New York with several 6:30 p.m. starts. Wednesday features San Antonio at Boston and Dallas at Philadelphia among other matchups across the league.
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Suns president rues Horry antics and light suspension
Phoenix Suns president Jerry Colangelo criticized Robert Horry for throwing a towel at coach Danny Ainge in Boston. Horry received a two game suspension without pay under the NBA collective bargaining agreement, worth about 40 000 dollars in salary and a few thousand in fines. Colangelo said his action would have been sterner if not for the union limits and called Horry a shadow of his former self amid sporadic play.
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Expansion Bowl on the horizon for Jaguars Panthers
The Jacksonville Jaguars and Carolina Panthers, expansion teams now in the 1990s NFL playoffs, could meet in an Expansion Bowl if both win their remaining games. They benefited from free agency, extra picks, and a full salary cap, enrolling strong early success and surprise playoff runs.
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