As of April 16, 2006 (5:30 pm eastern time zone), Vince Carter has 1882 points this season\n\nBernard King currently holds the Nets record with 1909 points\n\nThere are 3 games left in the 2005-2006 Nets season\nThe games are:\nHome agaisnt the Celtics\nAway agaisnt the Sixers \nHome agaisnt the Knicks
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why not? Unless he's rested for the playoffs or injured
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Jay Williams recently tried out for the New Jersey Nets and made their pre-season roster.  Unfortunately, Jay was cut from the Nets line-up prior to the start of the NBA regular season.\n\nHaving lost his explosive first-step as well as his vertical leaping ability, Jay Williams is no longer the player he once was, but according to sport scribes, he has improved his decision making when distributing the basketball and his outside jump shot.\n\nWilliams still hopes to one day make it back in the NBA.  He has be quoted to see his recent dismissal as "a bump in the road."\n\nHope this helps.
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I am sorry I can't tell you why they add-up wrong.But if you check different sources for stats as I did because of your question,you will see Kobie Bryant scored either 38,40,or43 pts. last-night. This must drive contest players and the fantasy players nuts.WONDER WHO KNOWS REAL STATS.\n                                   still confused also\n                                                 wythingco
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Kobe\n\nOutrageous scoring spree (45+ in 4 games???)\n*81 point game against Raptors\n*Takes record for total points in one season by a Laker\n*Outscoring Dallas in three quarters\n* Most points in one half by a Laker\n*43.4 points averaged in January \n*Scoring 40 or more in one season- 27\n* Games of 20 or more in a season (in a row): 62\n* One of only two people to score 80 or more in one game.\n*One of two players in NBA history to average 40+ in one month in two occasions (one this year)\n*Only player in NBA history with at least 2,800 points and 180 three-point field goals made in one season. \n*One of only two players in NBA history to score 35-plus points per game for 13 consecutive games\n*Scored 30 points in one quarter against Dallas\n\nThat good for ya?
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yep, he is only 21 and he's probably scored way more points that some of the old veterans. Someday he will be the best. he just needs to win something with the cavs.
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In total?? Well this year he had a total of 2,040 points, 1,074 rebounds, 1,298 assists averaging out at 27.2 points, 5.7 rebounds and 6.7 assists. In the playoffs he's averaging 26.4 points a game, 5.2 rebounds and 6.6 assists a game.
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THEY ARE OFF TO A GOOD START !!!!!\n\nThe Mohonasen boy's basketball team has won 4 of their last 5 games to bring their current record above .500.  They are now 5 wins and 4 losses.   Thins will get tougher, but, "you never know".\nhttp://www.maxpreps.com/FanPages/Team.mxp/NewYork/Boys_Varsity_Football_Fall_06-07/AreaID-c2e7aed2-b88c-4813-b4c1-86c05c9ec6ed/SchoolID-a9adf99d-b9b5-441e-8247-e4db4e63f096
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Top 8 - Wilt rules all the way!\nNBA PLayer,Points,Date\nWilt Chamberlain, Phila vs NY,  100 , 03/02/1962\n\nWilt Chamberlain, Phila vs LA (3OT), 78 , 12/08/1961\n\nWilt Chamberlain, Phila vs Chi , 73, 1/13/62\n\nWilt Chamberlain, SF at NY , 73 , 11/16/62\n\nDavid Thompson, Den at Det , 73 , 04/09/1978\n\nWilt Chamberlain, SF at LA , 72 , 11/03/1962\n\nElgin Baylor, LA at NY , 71 , 11/15/60\n\nDavid Robinson, SA at LA Clip, 71 , 4/24/94
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The Nets aremy favorite team, and even though they won the season series against miami, I just don't see them beating miami in a 7 game series. I think miami will beat them in 7 but there is also a good chance of them defeating miami.
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No problem.\nHe scored 70 points in 5 games.\nSince you're going to estimate how many points he'll have made by the end of the season, you'll need the average number of points he scores in a game.\nTo get that you divide 70points / 5 games = 14points per game.\n\nIf the season is 16 games long, and he averages 14 points per game, you multiply the number of games (16) by how many points he'll make in each game (14) to get your answer.\n16 X 14 = ?
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YES KOBE DESERVES IT WAY MORE!!! More proof...\n\nOutrageous scoring spree (45+ in 4 games???)\n*81 point game against Raptors\n*Takes record for total points in one season by a Laker\n*Outscoring Dallas in three quarters\n* Most points in one half by a Laker\n*43.4 points averaged in January \n*Scoring 40 or more in one season- 27\n* Games of 20 or more in a season (in a row): 62\n* One of only two people to score 80 or more in one game.\n*One of two players in NBA history to average 40+ in one month in two occasions (one this year)\n*Only player in NBA history with at least 2,800 points and 180 three-point field goals made in one season. \n*One of only two players in NBA history to score 35-plus points per game for 13 consecutive games\n*Scored 30 points in one quarter against Dallas
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Currently playing for the Milwaukee Bucks. Well he's been there the last 3 seasons actually. In 49games he's avging\n\n14.9 min.\n37% fg's\n4.4 pts\n\nhere's a link to his profile http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/players/2148
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yes they lost in the semis to Kansas 94-61. They only NC in NCAA's was in '77, they also won the NIT in '70. He is currently in his third year in the NBA with the Miami Heat. He was the 5th pick behind L. James(1st Clev), D. Milicic(2nd Det), C. Anthony (3rd Denv), C. Bosh (4th Tor).
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whoever scores the most points
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critics say the nets have too good of a trio. who cares bout rj, j kidd, and vc. the pacers got their own trio. jermaine oneal, peja, and stephen jackson. tell me which player on the nets were ever close to winning a mvp race? tell me which nets player can single handedly take over a game like JO. the pacers play a half court set, that the nets do not like. just watch for the pacers to play great defense and slow the ball down, and pound it down low to jermaine oneal. oh ya, jamaal tinsley is back. go pacers!
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BREAKING NEWS \n\n\nNEW YORK -- The Boston Celtics acquired second-year Portland Trail Blazers point guard Sebastian Telfair for the No. 7 pick in Wednesday's NBA draft, as well as one or two other players, multiple sources told ESPN.com.\n\n\n \n\nThe trade was agreed upon Wednesday afternoon but it came after the 2 p.m. ET deadline which means the Celtics will still be on the clock, selecting for the Blazers, when the No. 7 pick comes up during the draft.\n\nPortland will pick at No. 4 and No. 7, barring any more trades.\n\nOne of the players from the Celtics could be injured point Dan Dickau (Achilles), but that wasn't confirmed as of Wednesday.\n\nBoston has been searching for a true point guard and wasn't overwhelmed by the choices that it may have at No. 7. The Celtics worked out Connecticut's Marcus Williams, Kentucky's Rajon Rondo and Villanova's Randy Foye on Monday. All three could be available at No. 7. But the Celtics brass decided that Telfair, two years into the league, was better suited for the Celtics' system at this juncture in his career.\n\nDanny Ainge, the director of basketball operations, looked at Telfair's first eight games -- 12.6 points, shooting 45.7 percent, 42.3 percent on 3s as well as four assists a game -- as the indicator of his ability. Telfair hurt his thumb after that and was out for an extended period of time. He lost the starting point guard position during his absence to Steve Blake and Jarrett Jack. He finished averaging 9.5 points, 3.6 assists and shot 39.4 percent in 68 games. Telfair was the No. 13 pick for the Blazers in 2004 out of Lincoln High in New York.\n\nIn his two years he averaged a combined 8.1 points, 3.5 assists and shot 39.4 percent.\n\nThis deal allows the Celtics to play Delonte West more as an off guard with Telfair as a natural point. \n\nThis trade won't deter the Celtics from still pursuing Philadelphia's Allen Iverson in a summer deal that is still very much alive with a third team still to be determined.
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Thomas is responsible for destroying the Knicks. Come December the team will be horrible still & Thomas will have no one to blame this time, especially because everything is his fault. He took the team raised it's salary by 41% brought in a ton of players who have no discipline nor know how to play with each other. He is responsible for how this team is playing, not the coach! He will be fired by December, & they will regret getting rid of Brown so much I am sure. Both Brown & Wilkins have won championships, what office credits does Isiah have? Only the one where he destroyed the Knicks, brought in 6 coaches in his 3-4 year tenure, always blames the coaches who have proved themselves. NO ONE TO BLAME THIS TIME ISIAH, you're getting fired before you know it.