Rockers Edge Cleveland In High Scoring Tilt
Rockers 53 and Cleveland 70 in a rough game with multiple players hitting double digits. Key names include Sam and Brumfield for Rockers and Miones and Brown for Cleveland. The night featured fast-paced scoring, multiple turnovers, and a late surge by New York in the same schedule block.
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Detroit Shock edge Sting in double overtime thriller
Edwina Brown hit a late three in the second overtime to lift Detroit over Charlotte 72 69. Brown scored 19 for Detroit while Andrea Stinson and the Sting struggled in turnovers and late defense.
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Sparks defeat Storm as Leslie nets 22 points in seventh straight win
Lisa Leslie hits four three-pointers to finish with 22 points and 1 rebound as Los Angeles extends its winning streak to seven games. Lauren Jackson scores 19 for Seattle but grabs only four boards.
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Lakers Dynasty Quietly Taking Shape Under Shaq Leadership
Shaquille ONeal, a nine year veteran and two time champion, declares his goal to stamp his name in history as the Lakers transform into a potential dynasty. He helps lead a fractured team to eight straight wins and a sweep through the West in the playoffs, earning praise from coach Phil Jackson for lifting team unity and his own leadership.
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Sixers finish season in NBA Finals after strong run
Philadelphia, led by coach Larry Brown, reached the NBA Finals for the first time in 18 years despite injuries. The Lakers won the series in five games. Offseason questions loom over Brown, Pat Croce, Dikembe Mutombo, Aaron McKie, and others as team plans its next move.
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