Bonino's OT Goal Caps Penguins Win Over Capitals in Semifinals
Nick Bonino tapped in 6:32 into overtime past Braden Holtby to lift the Pittsburgh Penguins 4-3 over the Washington Capitals and clinch the Eastern Conference finals in six games. Phil Kessel scored twice and Matt Murray stopped 36 shots as Pittsburgh erased a three goal deficit, with TJ Oshie, Justin Williams and John Carlson scoring for Washington in a late comeback.
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Monsters Lose Game 4 in Central Division Final
The Lake Erie Monsters fall 5-4 to Grand Rapids in Game 4. Sedlak scores and adds an assist as the Monsters led 4-1 late in the second period. The series heads back to Cleveland for Game 5 on Saturday at 7 p.m.
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Thunder rally powers West Conference semis lead
Russell Westbrook scored 35 points with 11 rebounds and nine assists to spark Oklahoma City past San Antonio 95 91 and take a 3 2 series edge. Kevin Durant added 23 points as OKC won again in San Antonio. Westbrook drove for a late three point play sealing the win with 6.3 seconds left. Kawhi Leonard led the Spurs with 26 points as San Antonio dropped a second straight home game.
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NBA Playoff Recap: Thunder Surges Past Spurs In OT Duel
Oklahoma City beats San Antonio 95 91 in OT as Westbrook scores 35. Durant 23 and Ibaka 12 lead for OKC while Leonard 26 and Green 20 pace San Antonio. Warriors top Portland 132 125 in OT with Curry 40 and Thompson 23.
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Curry tops Warriors with second MVP and 73-win season
Stephen Curry led Golden State to a 132-125 overtime win over Portland in the Western Conference semifinals to move within one game of closing the series. He claimed his second MVP as Wilt Chamberlain is the franchise’s only other two-time winner with Curry averaging 30.1 points, 6.7 assists and 5.4 rebounds.
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Stephen Curry 2015-16 NBA MVP unanimous victory noted
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