sports.yahoo.com - 5/11/2008
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Richard Hamilton scored 32 points and Hedo Turkoglu missed a layup with time running out as the Detroit Pistons beat the Orlando Magic 90-89 on Saturday to take a 3-1 lead in their Eastern Conference semifinal series. Tayshaun Prince scored 17 for Detroit, including an 11-foot runner for the go-ahead basket with 8.9 seconds left.
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Pistons “RIP” Victory From Magic 90-89, up 3-1
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... The same set-up that had worked the entire fourth quarter, Turkoglu got the ball out top as the clock wore down. He may of waited a little long as he did not leave enough time for a possible offensive board, but he drove on Prince and ran over Jason Maxiell getting to the rim but missed the shot with Hunter grabbing the offensive rebound on the other side and dribbling out the clock. ...
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Detroit Pistons 90, Orlando Magic 89
thirdquartercollapse.com 5/11/2008 —
Hedo Turkoglu rubs Jameer Nelson's head during a break in the action in Saturday evening's Orlando Magic/Detroit Pistons game. Detroit won, 90-89, to take a commanding 3-1 series lead. Photo by Doug Benc, Getty Images
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Pistons at Magic Game Info
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orlandosentinel.com 5/11/2008 — Magic point guard Jameer Nelson all but guarantees an Orlando victory against the Pistons on Tuesday night at the Palace of Auburn Hills. "I'm not trying to be arrogant or cocky or anything like that," said Nelson after the Magic fell to the Pistons ...
