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NBA BASKETBALL March 20, 2002
Nets Report

The Nets lost away from home, 100-97, last night to the Cleveland Cavaliers. They shouldn't have. Or at least the game should have gone into overtime. But the referees decided to allow Lamond Murray's shot with 0.5 seconds left that clearly took longer than 0.5 seconds to get off.

The shot clock did not start until Murray caught and released the ball.

Jason Kidd actually went and asked one of the refs what Murray was allowed to do in the time remaining, and was told that they basically have to catch the ball and immediately flip it up, no catching, turning and shooting. But that's exactly what Murray did.

Well, this helps make the Eastern Conference playoff race slightly more interesting.

Lucious Harris has a weird "dent" in the right side of his face. It turned out to be a fractured bone. He's having tests done today, and could miss some games. Harris is a key Nets contributor. This increases Richard Jefferson and Anthony Johnson's importance.

Kenyon Martin does not plan on changing his style of play, despite lots of flagrant fouls called against him this year. This does not mean he expects to keep racking those flagrants up, but his overall energy and effort will remain the same.

Todd MacCulloch is not yet ready to return, but his foot is finally starting to feel a bit better. He ran around on a court for the first time in a month yesterday. Todd hopes to be back before the playoffs, if not soonefse

Jason Kidd is still a prime MVP candidate for the season, but it'll be tough to pull off due to his continued low field goal percentage. True, he makes the team better without even scoring a point. All the same, it would not be surprising to see him finish top 4 or 5 in the voting, but not take the award home.

 

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