Bulls downplay homecourt loss in Charlotte setback
Chicago dropped a 104-103 decision to Charlotte as Larry Johnson hit two free throws, pushing the Bulls to second in the East behind New York while Chicago doubts the value of homecourt in the playoffs. Michael Jordan stressed motivation and the need to reach the final stage before relying on homecourt advantage.
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No satisfaction in just making playoffs for Hornets
Charlotte clinched a playoff berth with a 104 103 win over the Chicago Bulls as Larry Johnson hit two late free throws with 2.9 seconds left. Johnson says the team must not be satisfied and that the city should expect their Hornets to stay in the playoffs, with momentum built by the season’s gains and key players like Mourning Gill Curry Newman.
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Hornets clinch fifth in playoffs in thriller win
Charlotte Hornets beat Milwaukee 108-106 to lock up the No. 5 playoff seed in the East. Alonzo Mourning scored 27, Ken Gill 25, and a late layup with 2.9 seconds left sealed it after Brad Lohaus tied the game with 9.7 seconds remaining. Bucks, led by Todd Day 24 and Frank Brickowski 22, finish 28-54.
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Bulls face tough playoff path with rivals and injuries
The Bulls must contend with New York and Cleveland for homecourt as well as Phoenix Houston Seattle and Portland in the West while battling injuries to Paxson Cartwright and the mental strains of repeating a title run. Jordan emphasizes luck and resilience as coach Phil Jackson lauds veteran focus and shared responsibility.
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Mays avoid record book with victory
Dallas Mavericks avoid becoming the worst team in NBA history as rookie Jim Jackson scores a career high 32 in a 103-100 win over the Minnesota Timberwolves. Interim coach Gar Heard secures a promise of at least 10 wins, while Jackson’s late-season impact and a 28th game contribute to ending the season on a positive note.
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