Pistons defense stifles Duncan as Finals swing
In Detroit, Rasheed Wallace Ben Wallace and Antonio McDyess limited Tim Duncan to 5-for-17 as the Pistons leveled the NBA Finals at two games apiece. Detroit’s aggressive defense and ball pressure forced turnovers and carried a decisive rout of San Antonio in Game 4. Duncan’s scoring slipped to 18.0 in the series while Ginobili was shut down.
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Challenging U S Open narrows lead with three at 2 under
Browne and Jason Gore share the lead at Pinehurst after a 67 and 12 holes at three under. Hensley and Choi sit one behind with 68 and 70. Singh Garcia Campbell Westwood at even par 140, Woods 141 amid wary contenders as Goosen falters and Gore seizes late control.
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Clemens Faces Doomed Royals as Astros Ride Five-Game Win Streak
Roger Clemens labored through five innings allowing four runs as Houston beat Kansas City 6-4. J.P. Howell, a UT standout and former Clemens Award finalist, impressed by holding the Royals to four runs in six innings. Astros' Morgan Ensberg, Eric Bruntlett, Adam Everett, and Lance Berkman supplied the offense with solo homers and RBIs. Royals Manager Buddy Bell lauded Clemens’ elite stuff and game plan while noting KC’s five-game win streak ended.
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Monarchs Defeat Lynx In Strong Start To Season
Nicole Powell scored 18 points to lift the Sacramento Monarchs to a 67-50 win over the Minnesota Lynx. The Monarchs, leaders of the Western Conference at 8-2, opened the season with the best start in franchise history.
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Monarchs Triumph Over Lynx 67-50 in Sacramento Bout
Minnesota players Abrasimova and Tamik Williams each scored in double figures as the Monarchs defeated the Lynx 67 to 50 at Sacramento. Powell led Sacramento with 18 points while Lassiter and Griffith paced Minnesota with steady scoring and rebounds. The game drew 7,780 spectators as coach Whisenant guided Sacramento to the win.
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