Wilt Chamberlain 100 points versus Knicks in 1962
Wilt Chamberlain scored 100 points against the New York Knicks in a 169-147 Warriors win played in a converted hockey arena with 4124 fans. He poured in 41 by halftime and 28 in the third, breaking the one game scoring record while teammates and opponents recollect the surreal scene and postgame Cadillac ride.
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Knicks trade fallout prompts harsh questions on Layden leadership
The article critiques Knicks president Scott Layden after a chaotic 2002-03 season. It blames Layden for risky trades, bloated contracts, poor drafting, and misused midlevel exceptions, arguing his choices damaged the team's cap and future. It notes Pat Riley and Buck Pitino's roles, Leagyden’s absence scouting Yao Ming, and the Knicks’ 20-35 record amid heavy contract commitments.
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Olympic Break Helps Capitals Seek Postseason Run
Capitals' lineup shuffle during the Olympic break features restored two way forwards Konowalchuk Dahlen and Halpern out for season knee surgery. Burke watches games from home as Team Canada heavyweights discuss comeback, with stars like Leetch and MacInnis weighing in on the post-Olympic grind and shifts toward postseason contention.
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