Thunder punch past Bulls as Westbrook Durant lead
Oklahoma City rockets to a 92-78 win over Chicago behind 27 points from Westbrook and 26 from Durant. OKC outscored the Bulls 31-12 in the third, clinching a playoff berth while Derrick Rose sat out his 10th straight game.
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Cardinals drop final spring game to Nationals in Jupiter
In a 2-1 loss to Washington, Mark DeRosa drove in Danny Espinosa with a ninth inning single. Jaime Garcia worked five solid innings for St. Louis as Espinoza homered for the Nationals. Cardinals finish spring 16-9-2 and open the season in Florida against Miami after a stop in Missouri.
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Ariz
Darwin Barney
Jered Weaver
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Tony Cruz
Hawks fall in shootout to Wild after late rally
Devin Setoguchi and Erik Christensen powered Minnesota in a 5-4 shootout win over Chicago as Setoguchi sealed it in the third round. Patrick Kane tied the game late for the Blackhawks with a power play tally, yet Chicago dropped their final home game while clinching a playoff berth.
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Ottawa
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Mahan wins Houston Open in Houston Texas
Hunter Mahan captured the Houston Open with a 1-under 71, finishing 16 under for his fifth career victory and his second win of 2012. He edged Carl Pettersson by one stroke to become the tour's first two-time champion that year and rose to world No. 4.
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