Malone powers Jazz by Timberwolves
Karl Malone scored 19 of his 33 points in the third quarter to lift the Utah Jazz to a 105-97 win over the Minnesota Timberwolves. Utah shot well from the line, with 31 of 32 free throws, while Kevin Garnett led Minnesota with 26 points and 14 rebounds.
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Pro Football and Browns clash in Frat at 3:30 p.m.
The schedule lists NFL and college games with multiple teams and times including Cleveland at Pittsburgh, NY Giants at San Francisco, and Jets at Oakland. Football playoffs coverage accompanies human-interest details and long rosters for several teams across networks Fox and CBS.
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Cleveland Cavaliers Rally Falls Short in Low-Scoring Loss
Cleveland players Davis Ilgauskas and Wagner led the Cavaliers with double figures as they fell 85-79 to Chicago. Rose paced Chicago with 19 points, while Hassell and Crawford added 14 and 9 respectively. Rebounding and turnovers to key Chicago runs.
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Artest suspended three games after camera smash incident
Indiana Pacers forward Ron Artest received a three game nonpay suspension and a 35000 dollar fine from the NBA for throwing a television monitor and smashing a high end camera after a 98 96 loss to the Knicks in New York. The league noted the fine would apply to equipment damages and Artest may owe the remaining cost to Madison Square Garden.
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Two fans injured after fall from stands at Nationwide Arena
In Columbus a 15 foot fall from the stands left two men with minor injuries during an NHL game against Phoenix. They were described as reckless and declined transport. The incident follows the 2002 death of Brittanie Cecil at the same arena. NHL netting was later installed.
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Blues overwhelm Lightning as short-handed play leads the way
St Louis tops Tampa Bay 5-1 behind consecutive second-period short-handed goals by Petr Cajanek and Martin Rucinsky. Dallas Drake added in the period with Brent Johnson's 26 saves anchoring a solid performance. The Blues improve to 21-? this season, a strong showing against the Eastern Conference.
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