Apr 30, 2005 10:20 PM EST
The Dallas Mavericks evened up their series with the Houston Rockets by taking Game 4 by a final score of 97-93.
With the victory, road teams are now 4-0 in this series.
Jason Terry scored 32 points on an afternoon where Dirk Nowitzki had just 18.
Tracy McGrady scored 36, but struggled down the stretch. Yao Ming had 20 points on just 7 shot attempts, as the Rockets couldn't get him the ball enough in the 4th quarter.
Game 5 will be in Dallas.
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Keith Van Horn left the game with what was being termed a bad ankle sprain and is doubtful for Game 4. Van Horn was having a solid start with four points in seven minutes. But his first rebound sent him to the locker room.
He came down on Dikembe Mutombo's foot, spraining his left ankle. Van Horn did not return, although X-rays were negative.
Van Horn scored just 4 points in 7 minutes on Thursday.
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Apr 26, 2005 12:44 PM EST
In a recent polling of 20 beat writers who cover the NBA, Phoenix point guard Steve Nash narrowly edged out Miami’s Shaquille O’Neal for the MVP title. Shaq was followed by Tim Duncan, Dirk Nowitzki and Allen Iverson in that order.
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Mavericks Apr 2005 Archive
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RealGM | Apr 26, 2005
Yao Ming scored 32 points on 13-14 shooting, while Tracy McGrady hit the game-winner with 2.2 seconds left, coming off a high screen from Yao. The Rockets head back to Houston with a 2-0 lead.
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ESPN | Apr 25, 2005
Dirk Nowitzki has been nothing short of spectacular all season long as he finished in the top four in the NBA scoring race, and threw his name into the MVP race.
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Star-Telegram | Apr 25, 2005
Dallas coach Avery Johnson was fined $10,000 for failing to leave the court in a timely manner on Saturday, the National Basketball Asscoiation announced Monday afternoon.
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RealGM | Apr 23, 2005
The Houston Rockets came out tough and controlled the game from the opening minutes, defeating the Mavericks in Dallas by a final score of 98-86.
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RealGM | Apr 23, 2005
Chauncey Billups and the Detroit Pistons got off to a convincing start, beating the 76ers 106-85. They played the first of four games on Saturday.
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NBA PR | Apr 21, 2005
New Jersey‘s Lawrence Frank and Dallas’ Avery Johnson today were named the Eastern and Western Conference Coaches of the Month for games played in April.
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Los Angeles Lakers PR | Apr 18, 2005
Los Angeles Lakers center Vlade Divac has been suspended two games without pay for striking Dallas’ Shawn Bradley in the head with an elbow, it was announced today by Stu Jackson, NBA Senior Vice President Basketball Operations.
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ESPN | Apr 14, 2005
Dirk Nowitzki scored 31 points to lead the Dallas Mavericks to their fifth straight victory, 95-90 over the Seattle SuperSonics on Wednesday night.
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Yahoo! | Apr 12, 2005
Memphis had an opportunity to clinch a spot in the playoffs, but Dallas was too tough, beating the Grizzlies 110-89.
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NBA Press Release | Apr 11, 2005
Utah Jazz’ guard Kirk Snyder and Dallas Mavericks’ guard/forward Jerry Stackhouse have each been suspended one game without pay for their involvement in a postgame altercation outside the locker rooms, it was announced today by Stu Jackson, NBA Senior Vice President Basketball Operations.
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Yahoo! | Apr 8, 2005
The Dallas Mavericks defeated the Spurs by a final score of 104-68 on Thursday night at AmericanAirlines Arena.
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Yahoo! | Apr 6, 2005
The Mavericks got a scare on Tuesday night when Dirk Nowitzki was undercut by Orlando's Andre Barrett.
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Star-Telegram | Apr 5, 2005
The Mavericks and Avery Johnson agreed to a contract in principle on Monday, according to his agent, Scott Boatman.
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Burlington County Times | Apr 2, 2005
He went out with a shoulder injury just when the 76ers badly needed him.
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The Dallas Morning News | Apr 1, 2005
Dampier's return comes at a good time for the surging Dallas Mavericks.
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The Intellegencer | Apr 1, 2005
The Philadelphia 76ers announced today forward Chris Webber miss the next 7-10 days after suffering a shoulder injury in Wednesday’s game versus the Suns.
