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Tom Boorstein
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Posted Last Night's Action: Sour Sixteen to Gothamist
- Kings 109 Nets 106: Well, this was the one game of the Nets' road trip that the team could have won, but they lost it and are now one loss away from tying the NBA record for the most consecutive losses to tie the season, as they are 0-16. And they probably will tie the 0-17 record, since their next game is against the Lakers on Sunday.
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Posted Last Night's Action: Giants Backtrack Again to Gothamist
Photograph of the Broncos' Elvis Dumervil reacting after sacking Eli Manning (on the ground) by David Zalubowski/AP For those that thought the Giants' overtime win over the Falcons last week spelled a turn around, think again....
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Posted Last Night's Action: Putting Wins Together to Gothamist
In hockey news, the Rangers and Devils won, the Islanders lost. And in the depressing basketball update, the Knicks and Nets lost—the Nets are now 0-15.
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Posted Last Night's Action: Giants Win In OT; Jets, Knicks Stumble to Gothamist
The Giants win in overtime (finally), the Jets lose their sixth game of the last seven and more playoffs hopes, and the Knicks' winning streak ends at two, with a Celtics loss.
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Posted Last Night's Action: A Knicks Winning Streak to Gothamist
- Knicks 98, Nets 91: Something is rotten in the state of New Jersey. Al Harrington and Danilo Gallinari each had 17, but the real story is the Nets. They have lost 13 straight to start the season. The NBA record is 17. Devin Harris played 26 minutes off the bench and had 12 points. Chris Douglas-Roberts led the Nets with 24. All Knicks starters had double figures in points. The Knicks have won two straight and sit at 3-9.
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