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Last Night's Action: Home Doesn't Do It
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Peter Trinkle
Published Feb 5, 2008
Modified Mar 7, 2008
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Published Feb 5, 2008
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Photograph of Sam Madison, left, Kevin Dockery, center, and R.W. McQuarters at the Knicks-Clippers game by Ed Betz/AP
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Clippers 103 Knicks 94: New York Giants Sam Madison, Kevin Dockery and R.W. McQuarters showed up for the game, which provided a great diversion from what happened on the floor. Leading 60-51 at halftime, the Knicks were blown away in the third quarter, getting outscored 28-14 as the Clippers cruised to the win.
The Knicks actually shot 50% from the field, but they did not protect the basketball, committing 20 turnovers, which killed them. Eddy Curry had an empty 19-point game, pulling down only two rebounds while turning over the ball four times.
The loss is the sixth-straight for New York who will look to rebound against the Pacers Wednesday night.
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Devils 4 Pittsburgh 3 (OT): The Devils fell behind 3-1 before rallying to tie the game behind goals from Patrik Elias and David Clarkson. Zach Parise got the game-winner in D
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