Red Wings blank Hurricanes as Hasek shines in Game 4
Dominik Hasek posted a record sixth playoff shutout as Detroit beat Carolina 3-0 in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup finals. The Red Wings led the series 3-1 and can clinch the title in Game 5 at Joe Louis Arena. Hull and Larionov supplied all three goals in the pivotal win.
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Finals Glance From Best-of-7 Series Drama
Detroit leads Carolina 3-1 after a 3-2 overtime win with Hasek stifling the Hurricanes and Hull netting the opener. Irbe faced 24 shots as Carolina failed to string goals, while Erik Cole and Jeff O’Neill created chances but could not convert.
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Jackson on verge of historic NBA finals run
East Rutherford New Jersey Monday night marks Lakers coach Phil Jackson seeking a historic fourth straight title and 10th championship overall as Los Angeles holds a 3 0 series lead over New Jersey in the NBA Finals.
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Pauleta hat trick fuels Portugal 4 0 win over Poland
Pauleta scored three goals in a dominant 4-0 victory that ends a 16 year wait against Poland. Portugal's win keeps them alive in Group with a chance to advance by beating South Korea, while Poland exits. Rui Costa added late tally as Pauleta, Costa starred.
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Koreas late goal denies U S in World Cup group opener
South Korea and the United States played to a 1 1 draw as Ahn Joon-sung headed in a late goal after Mathis opened the scoring. The crowd of 60 778 at Daegu World Cup Stadium watched Korea press early before Friedel kept the match level and Reyna slipped late allowing Choi Yong-soo to miss a final chance.
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