Ovechkin reaches 11 straight 30 goals in NHL history
Washington beats Philadelphia 3-2 as Braden Holtby stops 33 shots and Ovechkin extends his streak to 11 seasons with 30 goals. Dmitry Orlov and Matt Niskanen also score for the Capitals who surge late in the season. Del Zotto and Schultz answer for the Flyers.
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Hockey Scores and Schedule Roundup
Saturday results include Washington 3 New Jersey 2 in a shootout and Montreal 5 Edmonton 1. Sunday saw Washington 3 Philadelphia 2 and N Y Islanders 8 Edmonton 1 with Montreal 2 Carolina 1. Today's games feature New Jersey at N Y Rangers and Anaheim at Pittsburgh among others.
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Celtics rout Kings as Bradley leads 128-119
Boston survived a turnover surge to beat Sacramento 128-119 on Sunday. Avery Bradley scored 25, Isiah Thomas 22, Jared Sullinger 21, and Tyler Zeller 17 with seven boards. DeMarcus Cousins led the Kings with 31, Belinelli and Collison 16 each as Sacramento dropped a seventh of eight.
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Cavaliers face rough All-Star break amid offense overhaul
Cleveland struggles with Tyronn Lue’s faster pace while resting for the break. Players tire, struggle to learn new plays, and drift into old habits as they balance practice needs with rest. LeBron James leads a 36-14 club seeking better execution and pace.
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