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Utah 77, at New Orleans 66: Mehmet Okur had 22 points and 17 rebounds to help the Jazz clinch the Northwest Division and break the Hornets’ 11-game home winning streak. MVP candidate Chris Paul had only four points and nine assists for New Orleans.
at Indiana 112, Atlanta 98: Mike Dunleavy scored 28 points and the Pacers avoided elimination from the Eastern Conference playoff race. The Pacers, one of the hottest teams in the East, have won three in a row and nine of 12.
at Charlotte 121, Minnesota 119: Jason Richardson scored 36 points and the Bobcats held on after losing an 18-point lead in the first half. The Timberwolves’ Al Jefferson, who matched a career high with 40 points, missed an open 19-foot shot at the buzzer.
at Miami 95, Chicago 88: Kasib Powell scored a career-high 18 points in his first game back from the NBA Development League and the Heat ended a seven-game losing streak.
Phoenix 127, at Memphis 113: Amare Stoudemire had 28 points and 11 rebounds and the Suns won without Shaquille O’Neal, who sat out because of a right hip bruise. Phoenix moved half a game behind the idle Houston Rockets for the fifth spot in the Western Conference playoff race.
Boston 107, at Milwaukee 104 (OT): Kevin Garnett had 21 points, Paul Pierce scored 14 and Ray Allen added 11 in the Celtics’ victory.
New York 98, at Detroit 94: Wilson Chandler scored all of his 19 points in the first half and the Knicks won their second in a row after losing 10 of 11.
at Dallas 99, Seattle 83: Jason Terry scored 22 points, Josh Howard added 17 and the Mavericks crept closer to a playoff berth while sending the SuperSonics to a club-record 60th loss.
at Golden State 140, Sacramento 132: Baron Davis had 33 points and nine assists and the Warriors stayed in the frantic Western Conference playoff race.
at Portland 112, Lakers 103: The Trail Blazers ended the Lakers’ four-game winning streak.
Denver 117, at Clippers 99: Carmelo Anthony scored 36 points and the Nuggets routed the Clippers.
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