Spurs Triumph In Close Western Semifinal Opener
The San Antonio Spurs held off the Los Angeles Lakers 87 82 in game one of the Western Conference semifinals. Shaquille ONeal fouled out late, Kobe Bryant led Lakers with 37, Tim Duncan added 28 points as Manu Ginobili hit crucial late threes. Game 2 set for San Antonio Wednesday.
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Nets Hold Off Celtics In Game 1 Thriller
The New Jersey Nets defeated Boston 97 93 in East Rutherford to take a 1-0 lead in the Eastern Conference semifinals. Kenyon Martin scored 21 as Jason Kidd contributed 15 points nine assists and six rebounds while Paul Pierce missed a critical late shot. Kerry Kittles Jefferson Williams and Williams led New Jersey with double digit tallies as Boston's late rally fell short in a back and forth affair that featured a tight fourth quarter.
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Silas Could Be Cavs Next Coach Says Knight Ridder Column
Terry Phito notes Silas, former Hornets coach and ex Cavs player, is a strong candidate to lead Cleveland. Despite a solid 208-155 career, Silas’ Hornets stint ended after a six game playoff exit and a lower salary. Cavs tracked him previously in 1993, and his defense minded, physical style could fit with Zydrunas Ilgauskas and Boozer, while questions linger on Xs and Os.
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Blame game continues as coaches and stars pay the price
NBA turmoil deepens as Paul Silas is fired after the Hornets exit early and Michael Jordan contemplates a front office move. Isiah Thomas and Gary Payton face uncertain futures, while Portland struggles in the wake of off-court issues as teams push toward a new champion.
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Lakers and Celtics clash in erratic NBA scheduling notes
Fragmented game log details show Lakers 87 103-59 Celtics 87 after chaotic schedule mentions. Teams Boston New Jersey San Antonio LA Lakers Dallas Sacramento Detroit Nets and other players surface in scattered lines with incomplete stats and odd times.
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