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Last Night's Action: Can We Just End The Basketball Season?
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Peter Trinkle
Published Nov 25, 2009
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- Lakers 100 Knicks 90: They hung in there for the first half, but they were simply outclassed in the second half. Los Angeles really blew things open by dominating on the boards, outrebounding the Knicks 60-36. Kobe Bryant “only” scored 34, a down night for him against the Knicks.
- Denver 101 Nets 87: New Jersey is now 0-14 on the season, only three losses short of tying the NBA record. Denver shot almost 50% from the field as they jumped out to an early lead and didn’t look back. New Jersey will try and break into the win column against Portland later tonight.
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