Dirk Nowitzki Injures Ankle In Mavericks Loss
Dirk Nowitzki suffers an left ankle injury after landing awkwardly on a block attempt against San Antonio and is aimed at a two week return. He wore a protective boot and vows to push rehab, hoping to avoid a season ending setback. Medical checks and underwater treadmill work ahead.
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Pistons edge Suns in overtime as Billups fuels win
Chauncey Billups scored nine of his 32 points in overtime helping the Detroit Pistons beat the Phoenix Suns 110-105. Amare Stoudemire led Phoenix with 33 points while key Pistons players missed time. Lindsey Hunter returned for Detroit with three points in 10 minutes.
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Knicks fall in New York road loss to Bucks and Heat
In a tangle of late season scores two teams post dramatic road wins. Jeffries and Crawford lead the Nets while Miami and Milwaukee pull away in separate matchups as Detroit and Phoenix battles unfold.
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Cavaliers Face Playoff Shakeup as Gibson Urged Back
Noland argues Cavaliers must reset for the playoffs. He favors Gibson gaining form and minutes, benches Pavlovic to reduce rotation, and reduces West’s playing time to open spots for Szczerbiak and Devin Brown. Proposes Gibson Brown James Wallace Ilgauskas as new starting five. He warns against deeper rotations.
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Ogilvy Ends Woods Streak With World Golf Championship Win
Geoff Ogilvy captures the CA Championship at Doral, finishing 17 under and beating Tiger Woods, Retief Goosen, Jim Furyk, and Vijay Singh. Ogilvy rallied with a pivotal chip-in at 13, ending Woods long spell of dominance at the event.
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