Thunder Dominate Bulls in Chicago on Monday Night
Russell Westbrook posted 21 points 14 assists and nine rebounds to lift the Oklahoma City Thunder past the Chicago Bulls 109-94 in Chicago. Steven Adams 22 points Enes Kanter 20 points 11 rebounds led inside while Victor Oladipo added 13. Bulls' Jimmy Butler illness limited him to one point on 0-for-6 shooting in 29 minutes before exiting in the third quarter with Dwyane Wade leading Chicago with 22.
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Ovechkin ties Rocket Richard with 544th goal in win over Canadiens
Washington Capitals beat Montreal 4 1 for their sixth straight win as Alex Ovechkin ties Maurice Richard with 544 career goals and adds two assists. Evgeny Kuznetsov Brett Connolly and Nicklas Backstrom also scored while Braden Holtby stopped 22 shots. Richard’s record moved to 29th all time despite retirement in 1960.
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Baylor reaches No. 1 in AP poll for first time in program history
Baylor ascends to the top of the AP men's basketball poll for the first time with a 15 0 record after defeating Oklahoma State. The Bears join Gonzaga as the nation’s only undefeated teams, while Kansas State and UCLA also rank in the top 5.
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Kentucky Wildcats drop from AP women's basketball poll
Kentucky exits the AP Top 25 ending a 132 week streak, after a pair of games last week. Connecticut remains No. 1, with Ohio State at No. 11 and the Huskies pursuing a new NCAA record.
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