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COMING
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+230
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GAME PREVIEW
Nov 07, 2019SANTA CLARA, Calif. Trash talking between Richard Sherman and Michael Crabtree. Barbs traded between coaches Pete Carroll and Jim Harbaugh. Incredible plays from Russell Wilson and Colin Kaepernick. The once-fierce rivalry between the Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco had a bit of everything during a heated stretch early this decade capped by Seattle's epic win in the NFC title game in January 2014. Now for the first time in years, this game between NFC West rivals means a lot again heading into Monday night's showdown between the Seahawks (7-2) and 49ers (8-0). ''We haven't held up our end of the bargain the last few years, but this is an exciting game,'' said 49ers left tackle Joe Staley, one of the only remaining players in San Francisco from the heyday of this rivalry. ''There's a lot riding on this game. It's meaningful. But, at the same token, we can't look at it as anything different. One of the reasons why we've been successful is we haven't changed. We've been doing exactly what we've been doing all year from training camp to now, just continuing to do the same things. '' This is the first time since Thanksgiving night in 2014 where both teams have a winning record. Seattle won that game 19-3, prompting a Twitter apology to 49ers fans from CEO Jed York and a turkey celebration dinner for Wilson and Sherman at midfield of San Francisco's home. Harbaugh was forced out following the season and the 49ers won just 17 games in the next four seasons, taking most of the steam out of the rivalry. But now with quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo set to make his first start against Seattle after missing both meetings last year with a season-ending knee injury in Week 3 and a much-improved defense in San Francisco, the 49ers have more than enough to match up with Wilson and the Seahawks in coach Kyle Shanahan's third season. ''They've come a long way in a short time, and Kyle's done a really nice job to turn the corner to get to this point,'' Carroll said. ''Just judging off the last couple of years, they've always shown really good signs. This is a high-tech team, they're on their stuff; their schemes, their principles are really good. They've always been that, they just had trouble getting it all together and getting their wins but, they're together now. They really are sharp in all aspects of their team. '' AIR RAIDSeattle's pass defense used to be among the elite of the NFL. Now it ranks near the bottom of the league. The Seahawks are giving up 278 yards per game through the air, ranking 28th in the league, and have been really bad in the past two games. Seattle gave up 460 yards passing to Matt Schaub and Atlanta two weeks ago, although the yards could be reasoned because the Seahawks built a 24-0 lead and the Falcons were forced to throw in trying to catch up. Last week against Tampa Bay may have been more concerning. Jameis Winston was barely pressured by Seattle's meager pass rush and a quarterback with a knack for careless throws made none, throwing for 335 yards and two touchdowns. Surprisingly, Seattle is 4-0 this year when allowing more than 300 yards passing, but those four wins are by a combined 15 points. REPLACING KWONThe 49ers suffered a big loss last week when linebacker Kwon Alexander went down with a season-ending torn left pectoral muscle. Alexander had 34 tackles, one forced fumble, one interception and four pass breakups and was considered the heart and soul of the defense. Rookie Dre Greenlaw will replace him. ''Since Day 1, the defense has been what it is because of him,'' starting middle linebacker Fred Warner said. ''He was playing at a Pro Bowl level, but the things people didn't notice is what really made him stand apart. '' ESTABLISH CARSONSeattle proved last week it can establish the run game against the best run defense in the NFL. Seattle rushed for 145 yards against Tampa Bay, led by 105 yards from Chris Carson, the first rusher to top 100 yards this year against the Bucs. When Carson is churning out yards, it creates more opportunity for Wilson to work off play-action. San Francisco is first in the NFL at stopping the pass but just 14th against the run. Getting Carson and backup Rashaad Penny going on the ground will be crucial for the Seahawks to stay away from troubling down and distance situations. GETTING HEALTHYThe Niners should be getting several key pieces back this week, with left tackle Joe Staley expected to return from a broken leg that sidelined him in Week 2. Fullback Kyle Juszczyk could return from a knee injury and right tackle Mike McGlinchey (knee) also might be back. KICKING ITSeattle has said all the right things about supporting struggling kicker Jason Myers, but the Seahawks would prefer not to see Monday night come down to a crucial kick. Myers missed a pair of field goals and an extra point last week against Tampa Bay. He was wide left from 47 yards, wide right on the last play of regulation from 40 yards and hit the upright with one of his PATs. Myers is just 3 of 8 from 40 or more yards this season. Seattle signed Myers in the offseason to solidify its field-goal kicking, but there's much more inconsistency than expected from a Pro Bowl selection last season. The Niners also have questions in their kicking game after Robbie Gould injured his quadriceps in practice Tuesday. The team signed Chase McLaughlin in case Gould can't play. --- Sports Writer Tim Booth in Renton, Washington, contributed to this report. ---More NFL: https://apnews. com/NFL and https://twitter. com/-NFL
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11/11/2019 7:05 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+163
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+4 (+102)
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Over 223 (-112)
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-183
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GAME PREVIEW
Nov 11, 2019Blake Griffin will make his season debut for the Detroit Pistons on Monday.The All-Star power forward missed the first 10 games this season due to a sore left hamstring and posterior left knee soreness. Griffin was cleared for all basketball-related activities on Thursday."I'm playing tomorrow," he said after Sunday's practice.Griffin will have a minutes restriction in the home game against Minnesota, though it's uncertain how much he can play. That will be determined by the medical, training and coaching staffs."Before the game, I'll know," he said. "I'll put that in my mind and do what I can in those minutes." Griffin averaged 35 minutes a game last season, but it will be awhile before the coaching staff allows him to return to his normal workload."I'm going to be forced to be eased into it," he said. "Probably don't know what to expect, sort of going in with an open mind. I don't know if I've ever been on this type of restriction before." Griffin carried the Pistons into the playoffs last season while averaging 24.5 points, 7.5 rebounds and 5.4 assists over 75 games.The offense revolved around him, and he eventually wore down and required knee surgery after the season. He doesn't believe he'll be relied upon to score as much this season due to the improvement of Luke Kennard and Bruce Brown and the additions of Tony Snell, Markieff Morris and Derrick Rose."It's my job to fit in to all that and help make these guys better," Griffin said. "Each season is different. Last season, I felt I had to take on more of a scoring role. This year, we have guys who are primed to score a little bit more in a variety of different ways. I don't see that being as big of a role for me this year as it is facilitating and picking and choosing times (to score) down the stretch." Rose has missed the last four games with a hamstring injury, but he practiced Sunday and is also close to returning.Minnesota lost 100-98 in overtime to Denver on Sunday despite a frantic push late in regulation. The Timberwolves were plagued by poor shooting, as they went 6-for-45 on 3-point attempts.The Wolves rallied from a 16-point deficit in the final seven minutes of regulation."A lot of in-and-outs, a lot of great looks that we had," forward Robert Covington told the Minneapolis Star Tribune. "Definitely it felt (like) there was a lid (on the basket). That's part of what happened, what allowed us not to come out with this win." The Timberwolves have lost three of their last four games."It's disappointing," coach Ryan Saunders said to the Star Tribune. "I always say I'm going to take positives from the game, even losses. ... We said with about six minutes left, 'We're going to make one push here.' These guys came back. They fought." The Pistons won both meetings last year, edging the Timberwolves 129-123 in overtime at Minnesota and thumping them 131-114 in Detroit.Griffin led the way in the first game with 34 points and eight rebounds, while Andre Drummond stood out in the rematch with 31 points and 15 rebounds. Minnesota's star player, Karl-Anthony Towns, was limited to an average of 20 points and six rebounds in those contests.--Field Level Media
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Nov 10, 2019The Boston Celtics are riding a seven-game winning streak, but a dark cloud hangs over the club as it preps to host the Dallas Mavericks on Monday.The fate of forward Gordon Hayward, who fractured his left hand in a collision with the San Antonio Spurs' LaMarcus Aldridge on Saturday night, is set to be determined by a specialist before Boston takes the court against Dallas. Whether or not surgery is deemed necessary, the Celtics are prepared to be without Hayward for an extended time as they near a daunting West Coast swing."It's tough," swingman Jaylen Brown said. "I don't know what the timetable is, but that's tough to deal with an injury, especially (because) Gordon's playing really well right now, and we're leaning on him to help us with this season and this run that we're trying to make." Hayward entered Saturday's game against the Spurs averaging 20.3 points, 7.9 rebounds and 4.6 assists per game during Boston's hot start. The former All-Star had finally been looking like his old self for the first time since a devastating leg injury cut his 2017-18 campaign short one game in."Every year you go through stuff, where different things happen, and different guys go down," coach Brad Stevens said. "We've already seen some guys, some really good players in this league, get hurt, and it's up to everybody else to pick up the slack and do their jobs. This one doesn't feel nearly as bad as it did two years ago. He'll be back. He'll be off for a few weeks or a month or whatever he is." With Hayward sidelined, Brown, Jayson Tatum and Marcus Smart could each see upticks in playing time to help fill the void. Brown led with 30 points, Tatum had 19 and Smart added 16 off the bench in Saturday's 135-115 rout of San Antonio."We just need guys to step up," said point guard Kemba Walker, who scored 26 in the victory. "Now it's our opportunity for other guys until he comes back, and we just have to hold the fort down." The Celtics play two at home starting against the Mavericks before embarking on a five-game road trip that includes tough tests against the Los Angeles Clippers and Denver Nuggets. In years past, Boston might have been able to look past Dallas, but this season's club is off to a hot start of its own.The Mavericks have won six of nine to begin the year. Dallas rebounded from a home loss to the New York Knicks on Friday to beat the Memphis Grizzlies 138-122 Saturday, Luka Doncic leading the way with 24 points, 14 rebounds and eight assists in falling just short of his fifth triple-double of the young season."It was a great game, and we needed to bounce back," said Doncic. "It was a team effort and we got a win." Kristaps Porzingis was held out Saturday to rest his surgically repaired knee.In addition to Hayward, the Celtics might still be without big man Enes Kanter, who has been out since the team's season opener with a left knee contusion. Kanter is nearing his return after being upgraded to questionable last week.Boston has beat Dallas in five of its last six meetings.--Field Level Media
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+460
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+11 (-112)
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-583
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-11 (+102)
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Nov 10, 2019The San Antonio Spurs and Memphis Grizzlies will look to get back on the winning path when they square off on Monday at the AT&T Center in San Antonio.Both are coming off their respective worst defensive performances of the season, with the Spurs falling 135-115 at home to the surging Boston Celtics and the Grizzlies dropping a 138-122 home game to the Dallas Mavericks on Saturday.The shocker of those two results is the lack of aggressive play and defensive execution by the Spurs (5-4), long considered one of the most sound defensive teams in the league. But against the Celtics, San Antonio looked intimidated from the start and ended up being outscored 60-30 in the paint.Those points in the paint were a season high for a Spurs opponent, as were the 135 points allowed. Boston led by as many as 24 points in the fourth quarter.San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich was surprised and disappointed by what he saw from his team Saturday."What surprises me is that we were so unaggressive and so unphysical against a team," Popovich said. "I mean, I was excited as hell. My team didn't seem to be as excited. I thought it would be a great night just to go compete against a talented team like that, that's going to be contending in the East. But we really didn't look like that." DeMar DeRozan and Patty Mills led the Spurs' scoring with 22 and 20 points, respectively, in the loss to Boston while Bryn Forbes (14) and Trey Lyles (10) rounded out San Antonio's double-figure scoring.LaMarcus Aldridge, who had poured in 39 points in a home win over Oklahoma City on Thursday night, finished with only three against the Celtics and didn't make his lone field goal until 1.3 seconds remained in the third quarter.Meanwhile in Memphis, the Grizzlies (2-7) struggled at home against Dallas, with the Mavericks' 138 points the most surrendered by Memphis in a game this season. In the most recent three-game stretch, opponents averaged 125.7 points a game against the Grizzlies.There were plenty of factors that contributed to the loss and the lack of defense, including the fact that the Grizzlies were playing the second game of a road-home back-to-back (they also lost in Orlando on Friday). It was the first of 12 back-to-backs for Memphis this season and the second game in a stretch of four games in six days and the fifth in a stretch of 10 games in 18 days."That makes it tough," Grizzlies coach Taylor Jenkins said. "But back-to-back nights, as we try to solidify this defensive identity about anchoring down, protecting the paint and (no) second-chance points, it's a struggle." Memphis played without rookie guard Ja Morant, its leading scorer, who took the night off for rest. Also rookie forward Brandon Clarke did not suit up as he tries to take it easy after a back injury that's limited him lately.The NBA was notified in advance that both players would be out against Dallas."At the end of the day, our player care is the most important thing," Jenkins told the (Memphis) Commercial-Appeal. "We want to make sure our guys are always put in successful situations, and it starts with our health and knowing we're doing everything possible for them on and off the court." The Spurs and Grizzlies split the 2018-19 season series 2-2, marking the third time in the past five years that the teams did so. San Antonio owns a 71-24 all-time edge over the Grizzlies.--Field Level Media
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Preview from The Associated
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8:05 PM EST |
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-288
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-7.5 (-104)
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Over 246.5 (-104)
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+248
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+7.5 (-106)
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Under 246.5 (-106)
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GAME PREVIEW
Nov 10, 2019The Houston Rockets have won three games in a row.The New Orleans Pelicans won their last game.That's relatively modest success, but it has both teams feeling better as the Pelicans prepare to host the Rockets on Monday night.The Rockets are coming off a 117-94 victory at Chicago on Saturday night. It was the first time this season that they held an opponent to fewer than 100 points.On the same night, the Pelicans allowed their second-fewest points of the season in a 115-110 victory at Charlotte - just their second win of the season.Houston led by just one point at halftime, but led by as many as 28 points in the second half. The Rockets allowed only 18 third-quarter points."Our effort, plain and simple," guard Russell Westbrook said of the improved defense in the second half. "I thought we did a good job early. They made some tough shots. We stayed with it defensively. We stayed with our defensive scheme and it worked out for us."We just have to be smart with the ball, stay down on those jump passes, make the simple plays." The Rockets held the Bulls to 4-of-32 shooting on 3-pointers, a statistic that was magnified because Houston made 19-of-44 attempts from 3-point range."We knew that we turned the ball over too much and there were a lot of buckets we just gave them because of us (in the first half)," said James Harden, who made 9 of 19 3-pointers and led the Rockets with 42 points. "In the second half, we wanted to limit their easy buckets and limit our turnovers and we did that. Obviously, we made shots. But you do those two things, you have a better chance to win the games." The Pelicans know they'll have a better chance to win if they can keep their points allowed closer to where it was against the Hornets. The Rockets are second in the NBA in scoring, averaging 120.1 points per game.New Orleans is last in the NBA in scoring defense with an average of more than 122 points per game. It had to overcome 26 turnovers to win at Charlotte."I just thought we turned the ball over way too much," Pelicans coach Alvin Gentry said. "We've just got to get better in that department right there ... and they're careless turnovers, we've just got to get better at that."We grinded it out and found a way to win and to me that's the most important thing." Point guard Lonzo Ball sat out the game because of a groin injury and the Pelicans started JJ Redick, who had his best game of the season. Redick scored 22 points, making 5-of-9 3-point shots."For the first time this season I feel like we were able to free JJ up for some good looks that he didn't really try to have to force up," Gentry said. "I thought we did a good job early on with the pace of the game and we got him into a situation where we were able to drive and kick and have him have some good looks and he took advantage of it." --Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
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UP
10:30 PM EST |
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-335
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-8 (+103)
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+285
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Under 211 (-106)
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Nov 10, 2019Having won narrow decisions over two NBA heavyweights, the Utah Jazz move on to face a former champ when they visit the Golden State Warriors on Monday night.The teams enter the game on opposite ends of the emotional scale, with the Jazz coming off thrilling wins over Philadelphia and Milwaukee, whereas the Warriors were suffering tight losses at Minnesota and Oklahoma City.The Jazz have had more than their fair share of success against the Warriors' juggernaut the last three seasons, winning five of the last eight matchups, including a split of four games at Golden State.But Utah will take the court having lost three of four on the road this season, and in a bit of a defensive slump. The Jazz have allowed 100 or more points in each of their last four games after beginning the season by holding their first five opponents to 96 or fewer.The Jazz might not recognize this edition of the Warriors, but Utah has made some changes itself. Among the newcomers is Bojan Bogdanovic, who stunned Milwaukee with a buzzer-beating 3-pointer in Friday's 103-100 home win.Jazz coach Quin Snyder wasn't at all surprised to see the ball go through the hoop."The whole team knew that Bojan wanted the ball," Snyder told reporters afterward. "If you have players who aren't afraid of the moment, who can make reads and make decisions and want the ball, that's the best thing in the world." Golden State employs one such newcomer as well in D'Angelo Russell, who scorched Minnesota for a career-best 52 points in an overtime loss Friday night.Unfazed by the loss or the marathon effort, Russell came right back to pour in 30 points on Saturday against Oklahoma City, becoming the first Warrior since Stephen Curry in February of 2016 to follow up a 50-point effort with a 30-pointer.Warriors coach Steve Kerr spent part of his postgame Saturday warning that his team's 2-8 start hasn't already turned the season into a fight for individual glory."We're a young team that is learning," he told reporters. "But I'm not happy with where we are, nor should our players be. We should not just accept our fate. We shouldn't feel sorry for ourselves and say, 'Well, we have all these injuries.' Or, 'We're playing two-way guys' and 'going for the lottery' and all this (stuff). We should win some games." When last seen at home, the Warriors were beating Portland for their first triumph at their new Chase Center after four season-opening losses.As the Warriors await the return of defensive ace Draymond Green, who is expected back soon from ligament damage in his left index finger, they'll find themselves on Monday matched up with one of the NBA's most efficient 3-point shooting teams.Led by Bogdanovic (45.5 percent) and Donovan Mitchell (42.9), the Jazz rank among the NBA's best in 3-point field-goal percentage at 37.6 percent.The Warriors, meanwhile, have allowed opponents to shoot 38.1 percent on threes, a big reason why they've allowed 114 or more points in nine of their 10 games.--Field Level Media
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Preview from The Associated
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10:30 PM EST |
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+374
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+10 (-114)
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-458
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Nov 11, 2019Kawhi Leonard is looking forward to a reunion with the team he led to the NBA title last season.But once the game starts, Leonard will be looking to lead the Los Angeles Clippers over the visiting Toronto Raptors on Monday night.It is Leonard's first appearance against Toronto since he was a national hero throughout Canada five months ago, after leading the Raptors past the Golden State Warriors to win their lone NBA title.Leonard, who was NBA Finals MVP, left as a free agent in July to sign with the Clippers, but he has nothing but fond memories of his time in Toronto."It's going to be fun to see the guys," Leonard told reporters of facing the Raptors. "And just congratulate them and be able to shake hands and compete." Leonard got his wish to play in his native Southern California, but that hasn't thinned his remembrances of his one special season in Toronto."The guys, the journey, also the country," Leonard said. "The city was amazing. And it's just so much, you can keep going on and talking about it." The feel-good situation is rare in the eyes of Clippers coach Doc Rivers."It's not like he left on bad terms, really," Rivers told reporters of Leonard. "It's one of those leave-good situations, not one of those leave-awful situations, and let's be honest, in our league it's usually the other way."He's had the rare benefit of being able to leave in a happy state." The Raptors have continued to thrive without Leonard by winning seven of their first nine games. The latest victory was Sunday's 113-104 win over the Los Angeles Lakers.Toronto outclassed the Lakers despite being without point guard Kyle Lowry (fractured left thumb) and forward Serge Ibaka (sprained right ankle). Both players were injured in Friday's victory over the New Orleans Pelicans, with Lowry scheduled to be re-evaluated in two weeks and Ibaka currently ruled out indefinitely."Serge is playing better than he's ever played in his life, and Kyle was right there, too," Raptors coach Nick Nurse told reporters. "They're huge losses. We just got to -- like everybody that goes through (injuries), you throw some new guys in there and, I don't know, I'm excited to see some of these guys." Fred VanVleet moved into Lowry's starting spot and had 23 points, 10 assists and seven rebounds, while emerging star forward Pascal Siakam contributed 24 points and 11 rebounds.Nurse said after Sunday's victory that he is looking forward to seeing Leonard. But he also made it clear the friendliness ends once the ball is tipped."I'm going to stay up late tonight trying to devise some kind of scheme to try to make life very difficult on him tomorrow," Nurse said.Leonard's habit of sitting out on part of a back-to-back blew up into a controversy when he was rested for last Wednesday's nationally televised showdown with reigning MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks. Rivers publicly said Leonard was healthy, and the league took issue with that proclamation and revealed the Clippers reported that Leonard has a left knee injury. The league also fined the club $50,000."I mean it was shocking, but it doesn't matter to me," Leonard told reporters about the situation. "I'm not a guy that reads the media anyway. We're going to manage it the best way we can to keep me healthy, and that's the most important thing, me being healthy moving forward." Los Angeles is closer to getting All-Star forward Paul George on the court for the first time since acquiring him from the Oklahoma City Thunder. George, who underwent offseason surgery on both shoulders, was ruled out on Sunday, and it now appears his debut may come Wednesday against the Houston Rockets.--Field Level Media
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Nov 11, 2019FARGO, N. D. Vinnie Shahid had 21 points as North Dakota State beat Cal Poly 74-67 on Monday.Tyson Ward added 14 points and seven rebounds for North Dakota State (2-1). Cameron Hunter scored 13 points - all in the second half.It was tied at 51 midway through the second half until NDSU went a 7-0 run and never trailed again. Cal Poly was within four points with 1:23 remaining but NDSU made 7 of 8 free throws the rest of the way to seal it.Junior Ballard had 20 points for the Mustangs (0-2). Jamal Smith added 17 points and six rebounds. Colby Rogers had 10 points.Rogers scored the final five points of the first half as Cal Poly closed on a 12-0 run for a 33-30 lead.North Dakota State plays Texas Rio Grande Valley on Friday. Cal Poly plays Simpson University, Calif. at home on Friday.---For more college basketball coverage: https://apnews.com/Collegebasketball and http://twitter.com/-Top25---Elements of this story were generated by Automated Insights, http://www.automatedinsights.com/ap, using data from LLC, https://www.stats.com
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+385
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GAME PREVIEW
Nov 11, 2019Jordan Ford got his senior season off to a strong start.The Saint Mary's star guard aims for a solid follow-up performance when the No. 20 Gaels host Winthrop on Monday night in Moraga, Calif.Ford was splendid, with 26 points and three steals while making 4 of 8 3-pointers as Saint Mary's beat Wisconsin in its opener 65-63 in overtime on Tuesday. He was an ironman, playing all 45 minutes."It was a fun game," Ford told reporters. "We had a little slow start, but once we got it going, we were able to keep that momentum." Ford is on several national watch lists, including prestigious ones such as the Naismith Trophy and Wooden Award.He served notice last season by averaging 21.1 points and totaling the third-highest single-season point total (716) in school history. Now Ford and his teammates are looking to be highly regarded all season.Beating Wisconsin of the Big Ten certainly didn't hurt. Junior forward Malik Fitts made the go-ahead shot with one minute left as the Gaels prevailed on a cozy neutral court in Sioux Falls, S. D."We knew this was going to be a good test," Saint Mary's coach Randy Bennett told reporters. "They are a well-coached team and are hard to score against. This game will help us moving forward -- we learned a lot about our guys and their effort. The atmosphere was great and made it a special trip." The Gaels (1-0) will certainly be more rested than Winthrop (1-1), which lost 77-74 to Fresno State on Sunday before making the approximate 175-mile trek to Saint Mary's.The Eagles suffered the loss when Fresno State's Mustafa Lawrence drained the game-winning 3-pointer just before time expired."It was a big-time college game in a big-time atmosphere," Winthrop coach Pat Kelsey said afterward on the school's postgame radio show. "There were a bunch of warriors out there. It was a heavyweight fight. We threw haymakers. They threw haymakers. They threw one more." Freshman guard Russell Jones (15 points) and senior forward Josh Ferguson (12) each made four 3-pointers for the Eagles. Graduate transfer guard Hunter Hale knocked down a 3-pointer with five seconds left to tie it prior to Fresno State's decisive shot.Playing on back-to-back days doesn't give Winthrop much time to recover from the heartbreaking finish. And Kelsey knows Saint Mary's is a tough team to prepare for, even if you have a few days to do so.Instead, it will be a case of trying to set aside the disappointment and making a run at notching an upset."We're really disappointed," Kelsey said. "We don't have time to lick our wounds and wallow in self-pity."The way this thing works is we have to get on a bus for three hours and play a tough Saint Mary's team. ... This is what you sign up for." The Eagles opened their season with a 67-57 road win over Hartford on Thursday.The task will be a lot tougher when Winthrop plays the Gaels for the first time in Saint Mary's home opener. The Gaels are 67-8 at home over the previous four seasons (2015-19).--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2019 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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The Carolina Hurricanes had one of their most disappointing outings in their most recent game.The next game comes as a rematch with the Ottawa Senators on Monday night at PNC Arena in Raleigh, N. C."We'll see what this group is made of," Hurricanes coach Rod Brind'Amour said. "It's a soul search time for our group." This game comes two nights after Ottawa's 4-1 home victory against the Hurricanes, who've lost a season-high four games in a row.It's different for the Senators."It looks like the guys are having fun," Ottawa coach D. J. Smith said. "We're starting to get that belief a little bit more that we can play with some of these teams. I think Carolina, on any given night, can outskate anyone in this league." Ottawa has won two straight games, and the Senators might be becoming more comfortable in certain situations."We're starting to get good play with the lead," Smith said.While the Hurricanes are expressing frustration, the Senators sound completely opposite."Everyone is hungry and everyone wants to win and it's really fun right now," left winger Filip Chlapik said.The confidence for the Ottawa team probably in part stems from the way that Saturday night's game developed against Carolina.The Senators were sharp at the beginning and that set the tone. A repeat of that won't come automatically."Now we have a tough task to go into their building where they get a zillion shots and stay on you," Smith said. "They're a team that gets a lot of shots." Brind'Amour saw elements of Ottawa's performance that he would expect from the Hurricanes."They came ready to go," he said. "Our guys were not ready. We were not winning any battles, just playing carefree. That's the most disappointing part for me." In many ways, Brind'Amour has issued a challenge to the Hurricanes."That's what you get in this league if you're not ready to a man," Brind'Amour said. "When you're in this situation, you can't afford that. We're having a tough time scoring. We just need to hunker down and not give them any opportunities. When you're not scoring many goals, everything is going to be magnified." Andrei Svechnikov scored the only goal for Carolina. The second-year player has put together a solid recent stretch, with two goals and two assists in the past five games."Our young guys can't be our best guys every night," Brind'Amour said. "The guys who've been around have to lead the group a little better." The Hurricanes are bound to turn to goalie Petr Mrazek for this rematch after he served as the backup Saturday.Ottawa has won two games in a row but is 1-5-1 on the road. The Senators have scored more than two goals only twice in those games.Carolina is without forward Erik Haula, who has a knee injury and his status has been described as day-to-day. However, he didn't make the trip to Ottawa so there's the possibility that his absence could turn into more of a long-term issue for the Hurricanes.This will be the second of three meetings between the teams this season. Ottawa lost two of three matchups with Carolina last season.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2019 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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The Washington Capitals are one of the hottest teams in the National Hockey League. They have won six in a row and gone 10-0-1 in their last 11 games and will try to continue that streak when the Arizona Coyotes visit on Monday night.Washington earned its sixth straight win on Saturday with a 5-2 victory over Vegas, in a rematch of the 2018 Stanley Cup Finals. Nicklas Backstrom scored a pair of third-period goals that broke the game open, including an empty-netter that sealed it in the final minute, while Evgeny Kuznetsov added a goal and an assist.The Capitals have not lost a game in regulation since Oct. 14, a 6-3 defeat to Colorado at home. They lead the NHL in goals (74) and points (29)."I think we're working together as a team," Backstrom said to NHL.com. "We're doing all the details right. We're trying to follow the system that the coaches want us to play. I feel like when you have confidence like we have ... we're just trying to keep going and get better every day. So far, so good." On the injury front, left winger Carl Hagelin was held out of the Vegas game with an upper-body injury. Center Nic Dowd stepped in for him after missing three games due to a lower-body injury. Hagelin was listed as day-to-day.Defenseman John Carlson remains red hot after having two assists Saturday. He now has eight goals and a league-high 20 assists for 28 points, tied for third overall in the NHL entering Sunday.Carlson also has 333 career assists and 431 points, moving past long-time Capital Scott Stevens (331, 429) for the No. 2 spot in assists and points by a defenseman in team history.Goalie Braden Holtby earned the victory and now is 7-0-1 in his last eight games. Holtby started slowly this season but has played much better after his early woes.Arizona, meanwhile, is on its first slide of the season. The Coyotes have dropped three in a row, including a 4-3 loss to Minnesota at home on Saturday.In that game, Arizona held leads of 2-0 and 3-1 but could not hang on. Michael Grabner, Jakob Chychrun and Vinnie Hinostroza each scored a goal for the Coyotes in the loss.That dropped Arizona to 0-2-1 during the winless skid, and coach Rick Tocchet said his team simply must work harder."We've got to buckle down here," Tocchet told NHL.com. "We're in control of the game, and we just give them life. It's an unfocused play here or there, and some individuals have to play better." The Coyotes are also slumping on the power play. They went 0-for-3 in Saturday's loss and have now gone without a man-advantage goal in 15 straight tries and 18 of their last 19 chances.Monday opens a difficult week for Arizona, which has back-to-back road games against the last two Stanley Cup champions. After Monday's game in Washington, the Coyotes head to St. Louis for a game on Tuesday with the defending champion Blues. The three-game trip wraps on Thursday at Minnesota.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2019 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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