Camby says no rift with Van Gundy amid Knicks playtime talks
Marcus Camby and Latrell Sprewell deny tension with coach Jeff Van Gundy as New York climbs to the NBA Finals. Camby stresses trust and a strong working relationship, noting his late-season minutes and playoff role. San Antonio's Duncan and Robinson excel in Game 1 while Knicks supporters mock the loss with a billboard and headlines.
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Reserves lift Detroit over Miracle in opener
Detroit benches sparked a 79-74 win over the Orlando Miracle as coach Nancy Lieberman-Cline praised the comeback. Sandy Brondello scored 17 in the second half, and Jennifer Azzi led the bench outscoring Orlando 31-10 while adjusting to new rules.
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Orlando Shock Detroit In High Scoring Battle
In Orlando the Shock beat Detroit 79 to 74 behind strong showings from Sjohnson and Brondello. McWilliams led Orlando with 14 points and 13 rebounds while Brondello added 23 for Detroit.
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Spurs Stun Knicks as Duncan Dominates with Double-Edged Defense
San Antonio escaped a tight New York matchup as Tim Duncan thrived amid varied double teams and late Jackson threes. Knicks coach Jeff Van Gundy cited foul trouble and Darting defenses while Sprewell and Robinson struggled with Spurs’ pressure and injuries to Johnson Camby and Dudley.
Stars Take Game Five as Sabres Face 3-2 Finals Gap
Dallas Stars beat Buffalo Sabres 2 0 to grab a 3-2 series lead in the Stanley Cup finals. The night featured veteran officials, Johnny Thomas singing the national anthem, and a Father’s Day note as Lindy Ruff’s son faced him in Reunion Arena.
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Stars win tight Game Five to take 3-2 edge in series
Dallas edged Buffalo 2 1 in a tense finish as Ed Belfour stopped 23 shots for his third playoff shutout and Brett Hull, Mike Modano and Sergei Zubov fueled a late surge. Hasek faced a 1.60 GAA in the series while Sydor and Verbeek supplied the decisive moments in a game that kept finals history tight and dramatic.
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