Archive for Friday, November 04, 2005
O’Neal Is Hurt as Heat Falls Short
Shaquille O’Neal was on crutches. Jermaine O’Neal was celebrating.
A look at either told the story Thursday night.
Miami’s O’Neal left after spraining his right ankle midway through the fourth quarter of the Heat’s 105-102 loss to the visiting Indiana Pacers. Indiana’s O’Neal scored 27 points, six in the final three minutes, to help the Pacers recover from wasting a 14-point second-half lead.
Shaquille O’Neal landed awkwardly on Ron Artest’s foot while rebounding. X-rays were negative. O’Neal had 18 points and six rebounds.
“He’s probably going to miss some time,” Heat Coach Stan Van Gundy said.
Ron Artest scored 22 points for Indiana, which has won 13 of its last 14 regular-season meetings with Miami.
Dwyane Wade had 31 points and 10 assists for the Heat, but his potentially score-tying three-point try rattled out as the final buzzer sounded.
With Alonzo Mourning at center and using a three-guard lineup, Miami rallied by holding Indiana without a field goal for nine minutes after trailing, 73-59, with 6:34 left in the third quarter.
- Barack Obama: In search of identity
- Mormon Church feels the heat over Proposition 8
- A federal bailout for Prop. 8
- How does CBS spell success? 'NCIS'
- Memory loss: What's normal? What's not?
- Older adults' sexual desires don't have to fade
- Report to Congress: Gulf War syndrome is real
- Automakers' pain felt far beyond Detroit
- After more than 400 lawsuits, disabled man can sue no more
- CSU may cut future enrollment by 10,000
- Fox won't match ESPN offer on BCS games
- CSU may cut future enrollment by 10,000
- How Paramount let 'Twilight' get away
- Democrats' resentment against Lieberman cools
- Pirates seize oil tanker off East Africa coast
- 'No' to Obama's experimental government
- Pirates anchor seized oil tanker off Somalia coast
- Massive riot in northwestern China
- Lincoln and the myth of 'Team of Rivals'
- Small spark can mean disaster for home
