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Las Vegas, Portland, Dallas: Multiple Close Wins Reported

Las Vegas, Portland, Dallas: Multiple Close Wins Reported

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Las Vegas reported wins this week, defeating Portland 105-89 and Minnesota 100-97, while Portland edged Dallas 84-83 and Dallas beat Phoenix 85-70. The News-Gazette published box scores for each game listing field-goal and free-throw percentages, three-point success rates, team rebounds, turnovers and individual player stat lines.

The published statistics show victories coinciding with higher shooting percentages and three-point accuracy, and close games influenced by turnovers and rebound margins. Team and player totals for minutes, points, blocks and steals are recorded; immediate implications include standings and player performance assessments for coaches and analysts this week.

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  1. 1. The News-Gazette published Las Vegas 105, Portland 89 box score with full stats.
  2. 2. The News-Gazette published Dallas 85, Phoenix 70 box score including turnovers and rebounds.
  3. 3. The News-Gazette published Portland 84, Dallas 83 box score with three-point breakdown.
  4. 4. The News-Gazette published Las Vegas 100, Minnesota 97 box score and player lines.
  5. 5. Aggregated box scores highlight shooting percentages, three-point accuracy, turnovers, and rebounds as performance factors.

Why it matters

These games impact your favorite teams' standings and player performance assessments. If you're a fan, these stats help you understand how your team is doing. If you're into fantasy sports, these numbers are crucial for your picks. Check the News-Gazette for full box scores.

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