Kings crown Mavs at home
Sacramento Kings top the Dallas Mavericks 125-119 to take a 2-1 lead in the Western Conference semifinals. Mike Bibby poured 29 points, Doug Christie scored 14 of his 20 in the fourth, and Chris Webber added 31 points and 15 rebounds as Sacramento withstood Dallas stars Michael Finley and Raef LaFrentz.
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Charlotte Nets semifinal setback in rough loss
In a tight conference semifinal game Charlotte beats New Jersey 115 97 to force a split. Key perform ers include Magloire Lynch and Davis for Charlotte while Kittles Van Horn and Kidd lead New Jersey with double digit scoring despite the loss. The box score notes Sacramento 125 Dallas 119 later in the same schedule.
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Duncan Wins NBA MVP Amid Close Vote Result
Tim Duncan of the San Antonio Spurs edged Jason Kidd of the New Jersey Nets for the NBA MVP in a tight finish. Duncan collected 57 first place votes and 954 points, Kidd had 45 first place votes and 897 points, Shaquille O Neal earned 696 points, with comments from Kidd and Duncan on the award. In other notes, Damon Stoudamire and his father face felony marijuana possession charges after a grand jury review in Oregon City.
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Canes rally past Canadiens in overtime to even series
Carolina erased a 3-0 deficit with a two-man advantage early in the third period, then Niclas Wallin won it 3:14 into overtime for a 4-3 Hurricanes comeback. Erik Cole tied it with 40.8 seconds left in regulation as Montreal led 3-0 and Jose Theodore was pulled.
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Molder shares lead at Nelson Classic in Irving Texas
Bryce Molder shot 7 under 63 to tie for the lead at the Byron Nelson Classic in Irving after a strong back nine. Tiger Woods, rusty after a Masters win, posted 1 over 71 on Cottonwood Valley as he works off a three-week break. Durant also shot 63 to chase the leaders while other contenders posted 64s and 65s.
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Notre Dame's Dan Devine Dies at 77 in Arizona
Dan Devine longtime NFL and college coach died at his Tempe home aged 77 after a long illness. He built winner programs at Arizona State Missouri Green Bay and Notre Dame including the 1977 national title led by quarterback Joe Montana. He posted a 172-57-9 career record and was elected to the College Football Hall of Fame in 1985.
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Browns weigh new deal for Orpheus Roye in 2002
Browns executives and coachs discuss renegotiating for Orpheus Roye as a key to the line with Courtney Brown Kenard Lang and Gerard Warren. Roye aims to return fully from knee injury after a strong 2001 season with 69 tackles 24 sacks in 16 games.
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