Super rivalry fuels Boston New York sports feud
Beantown and the Big Apple clash across sports as Paul Pierce bowls over Knicks players after a courtside hello. The scene at Madison Square Garden turns heated with Pierce and Quentin Richardson ejected, fueling comments on the long running rivalry between Boston and New York across fields courts and games.
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SIU overruns Creighton with stifling ball pressure in 48-44 win
Southern Illinois used suffocating ball pressure to derail Creighton as Josh Dotzler and P Allen Stinnett forced turnovers early and late. SIU, led by Shaw with 16 points and Falker with seven boards, pulled even in the Missouri Valley race with a 48-44 victory, leaving Creighton in a three way tie for third.
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Ganassi Wins Rolex 24 For Third Straight Year At Daytona
At Daytona Beach Ganassi drivers Juan Pablo Montoya Dario Franchitti Scott Pruett and Memo Rojas powered to a third consecutive Rolex 24 Hour victory. Ganassi celebrated a historic clean sweep noting the win honors the team and its drivers.
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Savard nets late winner as East tops West in All-Star game
Marc Savard scores with 20.9 seconds left to lift the East to an 8-7 victory over the West in Atlanta. Rick Nash opened with a blistering 12 seconds, Alex Ovechkin and Crosby rivals among stars missing, as Savard caps a high scoring All-Star affair and shatters late West rally.
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