Friday’s Scoreboard

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Posted January 12, 2013 1:03 am.

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Friday’s Games

NBA

Toronto 99 Charlotte 78

Atlanta 103 Utah 95

Boston 103 Houston 91

Brooklyn 99 Phoenix 79

New Orleans 104 Minnesota 92

Chicago 108 New York 101

Detroit 103 Milwaukee 87

Memphis 101 San Antonio 98 (OT)

Denver 98 Cleveland 91

Golden State 103 Portland 97

Oklahoma City 116 L.A. Lakers 101

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AHL

Toronto at St. John’s — postponed, bad weather

Chicago 3 Abbotsford 1

Rochester 5 Hamilton 2

Manchester 7 Albany 4

Adirondack 3 Binghamton 2 (SO)

Providence 5 Bridgeport 4

Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 1 Hershey 0

Syracuse 3 Norfolk 2 (SO)

Worcester 4 Springfield 3 (OT)

Charlotte 7 Oklahoma City 0

Peoria 5 Milwaukee 2

Rockford 5 Grand Rapids 2

San Antonio 4 Lake Erie 2

Texas 4 Houston 1

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NLL

Philadelphia 13 Buffalo 8

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