Boozer earns NBA player of week for Cavs after 3 strong games
Cavaliers forward Carlos Boozer was named Eastern Conference Player of the Week after posting 32 points and 20 rebounds in a win over Seattle and adding 15 points and 15 rebounds in a win over Philadelphia. He averaged 20.7 points 15.3 rebounds and 4.0 assists as Cleveland went 2-1 in the period. Boozer will attend his grandmother's funeral in Washington DC and may return for the game vs Miami.
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Miles starts as Blazers top Wizards in Washington
Former Cavalier Darius Miles made his first Portland start scoring 10 points all in the first half as the Trail Blazers beat the Wizards 94 to 83 in Washington. Damon Stoudamire hit six 3-pointers and had a season-high 13 assists to lead Portland. Wallace and Randolph added 16 each as Portland began a three-game road trip with its second win in eight games.
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Bucks edge Spurs in late thriller at San Antonio
In San Antonio, the Bucks beat the Spurs 93 to 92. Key contributions came from Parker and Ginobili for San Antonio, while Redd and Mason led Milwaukee scoring. A tight fourth quarter decided the outcome with both teams trading leads.
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Trail Blazers Top Wizards In High Scoring Narrow Win
Portland edges Washington 94 83 led by Wallace 16 and Stoudamire 18 while Randoph 16 and Miess 16 pace Portland. Washington’s Doon 30 and Blake 10 tally strong but fall short.
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Nets fire Byron Scott as interim Lawrence Frank takes over
The Nets, 22 20, fired Byron Scott after a rough first half despite a strong run to the finals and a coach of the month award. Lawrence Frank, 33, was promoted to interim head coach, with Thorn signaling the job could become permanent if results improve. Players like Jason Kidd voiced support as Frank inherits a team with high expectations and a complex offense.
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Cavaliers Rally Behind Wagner as James Returns in Win
Cavaliers win 101 99 over Magic as second year guard Dajuan Wagner scores 21 off the bench and LeBron James returns after a sprained ankle. Tracy McGrady nets 36 for Orlando, including 21 in the second quarter before leaving with a toe injury. Magic lead late third before Cavaliers surge to escape.
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Jagr shines in Rangers home debut with 3 points
Jaromir Jagr delivers a three point night in his Madison Square Garden bow for the New York Rangers, setting up a Leetch tally and scoring a third period goal as New York beat the Florida Panthers 5-2. Nedved and Messier also score, lifting the Rangers from a recent skid while Dallas and Detroit draw in a 2-2 tie.
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