Pistons fight back to force Game 6 in 3-1 series
Richard Hamilton scored 24 as the Detroit Pistons thrashed Orlando 98 67 at the Palace in Game 5 to cut their series deficit. Tracy McGrady mustered 19 as Detroit surged with Tayshaun Prince 15 and Ben Wallace 21 boards. The series now shifts to Orlando with Games 6 Friday night.
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Schedules and results from multiple NBA playoff games
Reports of first round best of seven games with New Jersey, Minnesota, LA Lakers, Philadelphia, Detroit, Portland, Dallas, Orlando, Boston, San Antonio, Sacramento and others. Notable scores include New Jersey 103 New Jersey 89 and Dallas 99 Portland 103. Detailed box scores list players, field goals, free throws, rebounds and fouls.
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Ducks pull ahead 3-1 with 1-0 win over Stars in Anaheim
Mike Leclerc scored on a 1:47 power play as Anaheim goalie Dean Giguere posted his first playoff shutout. The Mighty Ducks defeated Dallas 1-0 to take a 3-1 lead in the Western Conference semifinal, sending the series back to Dallas for Game 3. Giguere stopped 28 shots and set a team record with eight regular-season shutouts.
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Ducks stun Stars in fifth overtime 4-3 playoff classic
Anaheim edge Dallas 4-3 in the fifth overtime to open the series, then win 3-2 in OT Game 2. Dallas avoids sweep with 2-1 win in Anaheim as Anaheim shocks Detroit in the first round. Devils beat Lightning 3-1 as Stevens returns with key goal and solid defense. New Jersey leads 3-1 with Game 5 looming Friday.
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Empire Maker Tops Derby Morning Line At 65-1
Empire Maker opens as the short est Kentucky Derby favorite since Arazi in a 65-1 morning line. The Wood Memorial and Florida Derby winner will start from post 12 with Jerry Bailey aboard, while trainer Bobby Frankel also fields Peace Rules at post 5 and Ten Most Wanted at 16. Supah Blitz is a 50-1 long shot from post 1.
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Derby preps reveal odds and posts for 2002 Kentucky Derby
Trainer remarks and post positions dominate Derby chatter. Frankel notes a ready horse and warns about traffic at the first turn while Paddy Gallagher seeks outside, not rail, routes with Domestic Dispute in No. 11. Favorites have struggled since 1980, as Empire Maker and others face strong field led by 12-1 entrants including Supah Blitz ridden by Rosemary Homeister Jr. and Scrimshaw trained by D Wayne Lukas.
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SARS disrupts major sports events and tours
Four WNBA teams cancelled preseason games against the Chinese national team due to SARS travel concerns in the United States. China’s tour opener was set for Austin against the San Antonio Silver Stars. Chengdu teams were also slated to face the Los Angeles Sparks, the Houston Comets, and the Sacramento Monarchs. Badminton’s world championships, a key Athens Olympic qualifier, were postponed from May in Birmingham. FIFA will discuss a Women’s World Cup plan for September in China. The table tennis world championships remain scheduled in Paris May 19 to 25.
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