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Last Night's Action: Going Down Swinging
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Peter Trinkle
Published Jan 29, 2011
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Atlanta 111 Knicks 102: The Hawks are a very good team and the Knicks were probably due for a letdown after last night, but this one was still disappointing. New York played a miserable first half and really didn't start to compete until the fourth quarter. That's where things got interesting as the Knicks closed to within five and Shawne Williams and Marvin Williams traded punches. The Knicks still lost and Shawne can expect to hear from David Stern soon.
Indiana 124 Nets 92: New Jersey didn't even try to play defense. Indiana torched them by shooting 62.5% from the field and 54% from three-point land. Brook Lopez had 28 points.
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