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Last Night's Action: Other Places 4-New York 0
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Published Nov 29, 2006
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-Bulls 102 Knicks 85: With Channing Frye out for awhile and Quentin Richardson hurt for a few days, New York rolled out a new starting lineup, but suffered the same result as they have most of the season. On the plus side, Eddy Curry had 24 points against his former team.
-Atlanta 5 Rangers 4 (OT): The Rangers had their chances, building a 3-1 lead in the second period, but Bobby Holik got his revenge with two goals, including the game winner, against his former team.
-Penguins 3 Islanders 2: Marc-Andre Fleury had a great night in net and Sidney Crosby returned to the lineup with two assists as the Penguins snuck by New York on a fluke goal in the third period.
-Charlotte 96 Nets 92: Adam Morrison didn’t have to cry at the end of this one as he had 22 points in the Bobcats’ victory. New Jersey dropped its sixth in a row as they dropped out of first place in the pathetic Atlantic Division.
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