Curry dunks first time since 2019 amid knee talk
Stephen Curry dunked for the first time in six years during a loss to the 76ers, scoring 29 points and 13 assists at Chase Center. He said he plans to retire dunking, joking that this will be his last jam, amid knee concerns and a playful stir from coach Stackhouse.
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Celtics hold off Nuggets in late-heroics win
Celtics rally from a 20-point first-half lead as Jaylen Brown scores 22 and Derek White adds a late floater to beat the Nuggets 110-103. Jayson Tatum posts 16 points with 11 rebounds, Jokic 20 points, 14 rebounds, 9 assists. Nuggets drop third of five. Nesmith tallies 27 for Indiana in another game snippet.
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Cavs Rally Past Trail Blazers In OT Thriller
Cleveland erased a 22 point deficit in Boston style fashion to beat Portland 133 129 in overtime. Deni Avdija logged a triple double for Portland with 30 points 12 rebounds and 10 assists while Anfernee Simons sealed it with two free throws in the final seconds. Garland struggled with 13 points on 4 of 16 shooting as Cleveland Bayed for a playoff run behind late Strus Jerome and Mobley contributions. The Cavs signed Nae Qwan Tomlin to a two way deal and rested Mitchell with playoffs looming.
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Buckeyes Fall In OT To Maryland In Big Ten Finale
No. 19 Maryland defeated No. 12 Ohio State 93 90 in overtime after a late run. Te Biasu hit a running 3 as time expired, lifting Maryland into a three way tie for third. McMahon and Sellers led OSU and Maryland with key late plays and free throws.
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Conference crowns at stake in college women's basketball
Tessa Johnson led South Carolina with 16 points as No 6 SC claimed a share of the SEC title with a 78 66 win over No 15 Kentucky. Florida tied with Texas for a share after Kyla Oldacre scored 18 in a 72 46 Texas victory. Notre Dame beat Louisville to share the ACC title as Hannah Hidalgo tallied 20. Paige Bueckers paced UConn in a 92 57 win over Marquette in her final regular season game. Mississippi stunned LSU 85 77 behind Tamelya Sadler 19 points. Virginia edged North Carolina 78 75 as Paris Clark and Kymora Johnson hit late free throws. NC State secured the ACC top seed with Aziaha James 19 points and Zoe Brooks 19. Sedona Prince produced 16 points 19 rebounds as TCU won its first Big 12 title in the final day. Georgia defeated No 11 Tennessee 72 69 behind Mia Woolfolk 20 and De Mauri Flournoy 18. Oklahoma beat No 20 Alabama 91 84 to clinch the No 5 seed in the SEC tournament. Audi Crooks led Iowa State with 36 points in the third quarter.
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Akins and Kohler lift MSU past Wisconsin in Big Ten clash
Michigan State, ranked No. 8, defeated No. 11 Wisconsin 71-62 as Jaden Akins tallied 19 points and Jaxon Kohler grabbed a career-high 16 rebounds. Illinois topped Michigan 93-73 behind Tre White's 19 points and 11 rebounds. In another AAC tilt, No. 18 Memphis beat UAB 88-81 with PJ Haggerty scoring 17 of his 25 in the final 12 minutes to fuel the rally.
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Leafs win in OT as Nylander nets winner versus Penguins
William Nylander scored 1:00 into overtime to lift Toronto past Pittsburgh 6-5 on Sunday, extending the Leafs' winning streak to five. Other NHL results include Minnesota 1, Boston 0. Canes 2, Flames 1 OT. Stars 6, Blues 3. Rangers 4, Predators 0. and Vegas 3, without further details.
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