1954
The Milwaukee Hawks defeat the Baltimore Bullets twice in the NBA's only double-header. The Hawks won 64-54, then 65-54.
2006
After the tragic events of Hurricane Katrina, the Hornets hold the first major sporting game in New Orleans. The Los Angeles Lakers would defeat the Hornets in front of a sold-out crowd in the New Orleans Arena.
2008
In a "do-over" game, the Atlanta Hawks defeat the Miami Heat. The game was replayed with 51.9 seconds left in the fourth quarter after Atlanta's score-keeper accidentally fouled out Shaquille O'Neal. In actuality, O'Neal only had five fouls causing Miami to protest the game. Oddly enough, O'Neal did not play in the "do-over".
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Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Thursday, February 10, 2011
This Day in NBA History: February 10th
1949:
Joe Fulks scores an NBA record 63 points, leading his Philadelphia Warriors to a 108-87 victory over the Indianapolis Jets. The previous record was 48 points held by George Mikan. (His record would be broken by Elgin Baylor ten years later.)
1952:
The Baltimore Bullets defeat the Fort Wayne Pistons 82-77. The Bullets did not make a substitution the entire game.
2002:
Kobe Bryant leads the West to a 135-120 victory over the East in his hometown of Philadelphia. Bryant scored 31 points in just 30 minutes, making him the unanimous choice for the game's MVP.
Joe Fulks scores an NBA record 63 points, leading his Philadelphia Warriors to a 108-87 victory over the Indianapolis Jets. The previous record was 48 points held by George Mikan. (His record would be broken by Elgin Baylor ten years later.)
1952:
The Baltimore Bullets defeat the Fort Wayne Pistons 82-77. The Bullets did not make a substitution the entire game.
2002:
Kobe Bryant leads the West to a 135-120 victory over the East in his hometown of Philadelphia. Bryant scored 31 points in just 30 minutes, making him the unanimous choice for the game's MVP.
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