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Star-less Bucks stun travel-sick Lakers
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January 30, 2012, Monday
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THE Milwaukee Bucks, missing key starters, stunned the travel-sick Los Angeles Lakers 100-89 on Saturday, helped by a herculean effort from Drew Gooden.
The Bucks (8-11) were without leading rebounder Andrew Bogut, who has a broken ankle, while second top scorer Stephen Jackson sat out the game with suspension.
Gooden filled the void with 23 points - 18 coming in the second half - and eight rebounds, Mike Dunleavy and Ersan Ilyasova scoring 15 points each coming off the bench. The loss dropped Los Angeles (11-9) to a woeful 1-7 on the road.
Gooden hit a three pointer late in the first quarter to spark a 17-0 Milwaukee run that extended into the second quarter to turn a six-point deficit into an 11-point lead at 34-23.
Outside of a brief Lakers surge near the end of the third quarter that trimmed the Bucks lead to three points, but Milwaukee maintained a comfortable grip on the lead till the end.
Dunleavy scored 10 points in the first half and then scored five points in the final two minutes of the game.
In Houston, the Rockets beat the New York Knicks 97-84. Elsewhere in the NBA, it was: 76ers 95, Pistons 74; Suns 86, Grizzlies 84; Jazz 96, Kings 93; and Wizards 102, Bobcats 99.
The Bucks (8-11) were without leading rebounder Andrew Bogut, who has a broken ankle, while second top scorer Stephen Jackson sat out the game with suspension.
Gooden filled the void with 23 points - 18 coming in the second half - and eight rebounds, Mike Dunleavy and Ersan Ilyasova scoring 15 points each coming off the bench. The loss dropped Los Angeles (11-9) to a woeful 1-7 on the road.
Gooden hit a three pointer late in the first quarter to spark a 17-0 Milwaukee run that extended into the second quarter to turn a six-point deficit into an 11-point lead at 34-23.
Outside of a brief Lakers surge near the end of the third quarter that trimmed the Bucks lead to three points, but Milwaukee maintained a comfortable grip on the lead till the end.
Dunleavy scored 10 points in the first half and then scored five points in the final two minutes of the game.
In Houston, the Rockets beat the New York Knicks 97-84. Elsewhere in the NBA, it was: 76ers 95, Pistons 74; Suns 86, Grizzlies 84; Jazz 96, Kings 93; and Wizards 102, Bobcats 99.
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