Sunday NBA Scoreboard Highlights and Tonight’s Schedule
Results wrap: San Antonio 103 over Toronto 94, Atlanta 95 over Orlando 82, Philadelphia 107 over Miami 98, New Orleans 96 over Houston 90, Seattle 117 over L A Lakers 101. Tonight games feature Washington at Orlando 6 pm, San Antonio at New York 6 30, Milwaukee at Chicago 7 30, Golden State at Dallas 7 30, Detroit at Utah 8, Minnesota at Sacramento 9, Portland at L A Clippers 9 30.
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Night basketball matchups span six cities Tuesday
Six games highlight Tuesday action with Atlanta visiting Cleveland at 6 p.m. Philadelphia at Indiana at 6 p.m. Seattle at Miami at 6:30 p.m. Houston at Memphis at 7 p.m. Golden State at New Orleans at 7 p.m. Minnesota at L.A. Lakers at 9:30 p.m.
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Nick Collison of Seattle scored 6 points on 1 of 2 field goals and 4 of 5 free throws. Wayne Simien did not play for Miami. Jacque Vaughn appeared for San Antonio with 0 points on 0 of 0 field goals and 0 of 0 free throws.
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Stern presses for Hornets return to New Orleans
NBA commissioner David Stern said a full-time Hornets return to New Orleans must be resolved soon due to city recovery and local corporate support. He noted the team will play six home games in New Orleans this season with others in Oklahoma City under a two year plan after Hurricane Katrina. Stern also stressed investor interest and local ownership as critical to long term league prospects.
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Hornets topple Rockets in sellout home opener win
New Orleans defeated Houston 96 to 90 as West scored 22 and Paul handed 16 assists. Stojakovic hit five threes in front of 18,202 fans marking the first home opener since Katrina. Battier led Houston with 18. Yao 17 and McGrady 14.
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Poker After Dark to Air Six Nights a Week on NBC in 2007
NBC will broadcast Poker After Dark six days weekly at 2 am in 2007. The show features six pro players in a $20,000 buy in winner takes all sit and go, with an hour per episode and no commentary. Players discussed include Mike Matusow, Sammy Farha, Phil Ivey, Tony G, and Doyle Brunson in informal notes on recent sessions.
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Hellmuth's Hold em and the Poker After Dark exit
Phil Hellmuth recounts a high stakes hand with Farha Bloch and Tony G and how an A Q against pocket deuces failed to win the pot. He notes his nine WSOP titles and author credits followed by a playful last line about appearing on Poker After Dark in 2007.
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Hellmuth's Hold Em column guides weekly poker tips
Phil Hellmuth nine time WSOP champion partners with United Feature Syndicate to offer a weekly poker column. The famed tournament star, youngest WSOP winner in 1989 at 24, shares table anecdotes and strategy for players from casual to Vegas regulars, aided by a graphic hand each week. Hellmuth has multiple major titles and five Hall of Fame poker awards.
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