Autopsy rules Lakers toddler death an accident
An autopsy on 2 year old Lucas Tang who fell from a Staples Center luxury box after a Lakers win ruled death an accident from multiple traumatic injuries. Police probe noted no immediate crime but will continue as the arena investigates safety and family behavior. Haslem injury and Spurs waiver news follow in related NBA notes.
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Cavaliers Fall to Pacers in Cleveland Showdown
Cavs coach Byron Scott urged urgency for 48 minutes after a poor performance versus Indiana. Darren Collison led the Pacers with 18 points, Granger sparked the second half, and Indiana surged past Cleveland 97 84 as they hit 12 three pointers.
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Pacers Top Cavaliers 100 89 Behind Balanced Attack
Indiana beats Cleveland 100 to 89 as Granger and Collison lead with 24 and 18 points respectively. Jamison and Hibbert each contribute, while Roy Hibbert exits with a head injury in the third quarter. Pacers hold Cavaliers under 100 for the fourth straight opponent.
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Knicks edge Bobcats to extend win streak to four
Knicks beat the Charlotte Bobcats 110-107 as Raymond Felton sealed it with free throws against his former team. Amare Stoudemire added 17 points, six players in double figures, and New York preserved a 16 point lead before holding on.
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Nba Night Mixed Results From Key Showdowns
Detroit downs Dallas 88 84 in a tight affair as Nowitzki leads Dallas with 42 points while Stuckey posts 19 for Detroit. Charlotte tops New York in a late shootout 110 107. Philadelphia beats Washington 114 116 in a high scoring clash. Atlanta outlasts New Jersey 101 107 in a late game thriller.
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Coyotes blank Oilers for seventh straight win
Phoenix goalie Ilya Bryzgalov made 23 saves for his 17th career shutout as Martin Hanzal and Lee Stempniak each scored twice to lead the Coyotes past Edmonton 5-0 in Glendale. Wolski added a goal and an assist, while Schlemko and Belanger assisted twice, moving Phoenix to first in the Pacific Division.
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Wolves sweep Monsters as Dawes and Machacek lead 6-3 rout
Chicago Wolves rout Lake Erie 6-3 at Allstate Arena lifting to three straight wins and a home-ice 3-0 run. Nigel Dawes and Spencer Machacek each net two goals and one assist, with Captain Jason Krog and Michael Davies also scoring. Jamie Hunt and Jared Ross set up plays as Peter Mannino earned his fourth win with 15 saves.
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