Playoff Round Two Schedule Lays Out Decisive Showdowns
The second round playoff slate lists matchups with times and networks including Charlotte at Chicago 4 p.m. and San Antonio at Utah 8 p.m. on TNT. Remaining games are labeled if necessary with dates and TV outlets.
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Knicks turn to Houston in playoff heartbreak
Allan Houston faced a tough end to New York’s 118 107 loss to Indiana in the Eastern Conference semifinals, leaving the Knicks with a 3 1 deficit. He struggled down the stretch, turning the ball over late and going scoreless in overtime as Reggie Miller sparked the Pacers to the win.
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Bulls seize 3-1 series lead as Rodman sparks rout
Chicago uses a 16-6 third-quarter run to pull away from Charlotte 94-80 in Game 4 at the Charlotte Coliseum. Jordan scores 31, Pippen dominates with 17 points eight assists six rebounds, Rodman taunts crowd and Hornets fade. Bulls secure potential closeout in Chicago in Game 5.
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Confident Lakers Down Seattle Again in Western Semis
Eddie Jones and Shaquille O'Neal combined for 71 points to pace the Los Angeles Lakers past the Seattle SuperSonics 112-100 in Game 4 at the Great Western Forum. Seattle falls to 1-3 in the series as Los Angeles builds a 3-1 lead.
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Malone leads Jazz past Spurs 82 73 in pivotal semifinal
Karl Malone scored 34 points and grabbed 12 rebounds as Utah beat San Antonio 82 73 to move 3 1 up in the Western Conference semifinals. Tim Duncan added 22 for the Spurs, while Greg Foster and Bryan Russell provided outside help for Utah in a game where Malone found his rhythm after a rough prior outing.
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