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Iverson, Sixers run Game 5 clinic ** The NBA MVP celebrates his award with a 52-point outburst, as the Sixers dismantle Toronto and take a 3-2 lead.

Allen Iverson lit the fire early and kept fueling the drive, pumping up the fans with dazzling moves, rainbow jumpers, fadeaways and blazing moves into the land of giants. Forward Tyrone Hill, who had been somewhat missing in action, also stepped up. So did a lot of other Sixers…

· Andre D. Williams

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Raptors steal Game 1 from Sixers ** Toronto takes away the homecourt advantage with its 96-93 victory over Philadelphia at the First Union Center.

Thousands of fans started waving white Sixers towels in a frenetic motion from the nose-bleed section down to courtside with a little under 7 minutes remaining, and the Sixers scrambling around the court with ballhawking defensive pressure that was designed to make the Toronto…

· Andre D. Williams

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Sixers can’t stop Carter as Raptors get OT win ** Despite Allen Iverson’s 51 points, Toronto’s all-star forward takes over in the overtime period.

Even with his right elbow heavily bandaged, a bandaid under his chin and a sore left knee, Allen Iverson allowed nothing or no one keep him from scoring 51 points. It was his first game back following a one-game absence while resting a deep left knee bruise, and the 6-0 Iverson…

· Andre D. Williams

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Iveson wins battle but Carter captures important victory ** The two NBA all-stars put on a show for players, fans and a TV audience.

Allen Iverson and Vince Carter should have just gone one-on-one during a 4-minute stretch of the third quarter. They were doing all the scoring, anyway, sinking jumpers and scoring off drives. But the 6-0 Iverson probably couldn’t guard the 6-6 Carter, and Carter probably wants…

· Andre D. Williams

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