Scoreboard NBA scores and overtime note
New Jersey 102 beat Toronto 92 and Memphis 94 defeated Orlando 85. Charlotte 110 toppled Philadelphia 93 while Detroit 82 edged Boston 81. Washington B6 76 over New York 75. San Antonio 102 over Cleveland 76. Denver 107 beat Portland 68. Utah 91 lost to Golden State 85. L A Clippers 92 over Atlanta 77. Seattle 107 topped Minnesota 102 in overtime.
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Evening NBA Schedule Highlights for Today and Sunday
Tonight features 13 games starting with Orlando at Washington at 6 p.m. and ending with Miami at Milwaukee at 7:30 p.m. Sunday includes Golden State at New York at noon, Sacramento at Phoenix at 7 p.m., and Denver at the Lakers at 8:30 p.m.
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Former Jayhawks Shine Across Friday NBA Games
Nick Collison of Seattle scored 10 points with 4 of 5 field goals and 2 of 3 free throws. Drew Gooden of Cleveland had 14 points on 5 of 12 field goals and 4 of 6 free throws. Paul Pierce led Boston with 28 points on 10 of 18 FGs and 8 of 12 FTs. Raef LaFrentz added 10 points, Greg Ostertag 6 for Utah, Aaron Miles 2 for Golden State, and Jacque Vaughn 0 for New Jersey.
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Hamiltons late shot seals Pistons win over Celtics
Rip Hamilton hit a 20-foot jumper at 0.8 seconds left to lift the Detroit Pistons 82-81 past the Boston Celtics. He scored 26 points, with Tayshaun Prince setting up the final play and Ben Wallace and Rasheed Wallace delivering screens. Celtics star Paul Pierce led all scorers with 28.
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Bobcats Fall Short In 110-93 Loss To 76ers
In Charlotte, the Bobcats were outscored 110 to 93 as Wallace Okafor Brezec and Knight led for the Bobcats while Iverson and Carter paced Philadelphia. Memphis, Orlando, New Jersey, Toronto, and other scores are listed in the slide of NBA results.
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Nuggets forward Bryan Russell sidelined four to five months
Bryan Russell will miss four to five months after arthroscopic surgery for a torn right knee cartilage. The Nuggets confirmed the injury occurred when he tore the medial meniscus during training camp. Denver-area pricing shows NBA tickets averaging 267.37 dollars, about six dollars more for a family of four than last year, ranking the NBA as the second-most expensive league behind the NFL.
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O'Neal to miss two to four weeks with ankle sprain
Heat center Shaquille O'Neal will be sidelined two to four weeks after an MRI confirmed a sprained right ankle. He traveled with the team to Milwaukee to face the Bucks as Miami adjusts without the 12time All-Star and copes with several injuries to others.
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