Carter lifts Raptors past Bucks with 48 points in Toronto
Vince Carter scored 48 points, his second highest NBA total, guiding the Toronto Raptors to a 111 102 win over the Milwaukee Bucks. He hit 17 of 18 free throws as Allen matched up much of the night, while TorontoCoach Lenny Wilkens praised the balanced 41 of 49 free-throw shooting. Carter's late 10-4 run sealed the victory, with 30 in the second half and a pivotal alley-oop jam.
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NBA Scores and Standings Snapshot From Dense Schedule
Teams clash across the league with Milwaukee holding a 111 102 win over Toronto while Chicago and Utah post big wins. Lakers, Nuggets, Pacers and Nets show varied results as the night’s box scores reveal player totals, assists and fouls across multiple arenas.
Devils win in OT over Hurricanes as Elias nets winner
Patrik Elias scored 3:55 into OT to lift the New Jersey Devils past the Carolina Hurricanes 3 2. Randy McKay and John Madden had first period goals for New Jersey, while Bates Battaglia and Jeff O'Neill replied for Carolina. Martin Brodeur stopped 18 shots in the win.
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NHL Roundup: Brent Johnson Ties Win Record in Florida
WLS goalie Brent Johnson tied a team record with his seventh straight win as St Louis remained unbeaten at home at 6-0-1. Dallas Drake scored twice, Kimmo Timonen netted a power play goal, and Cliff Ronning tallied two assists in the win over Detroit while Nashville beat both Penguins and Thrashers in separate games.
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Woods extends lead at Johnnie Walker Tiger Woods leads Bangkok event
Tiger Woods shot a second straight 65 to reach 18 under and extend his lead to three at the Johnnie Walker Classic in Bangkok. He birdied the final six holes after an eagle at seven, while Michael Campbell set a course record 63 to share second with Rodney Pampling at 20 under. Annika Sorenstam led the Arch Wireless Championship with a 68 to sit one ahead of Dottie Pepper in Daytona Beach. Carlos Franco and Scott Hoch posted 61 to lead the Shark Shootout at 16 under after two rounds in Miami.
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