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Numbers Game Broadcast Team THIS DAY IN SPORTS 1971 — Former first baseman Bill White becomes the first black announcer in major baseball league history, signing to join the New York Yankees WPIX Numbers Game broadcast team. Antelope Valley Press, Wednesday, February 10, 2021 C3 NHL results | Tuesday Men’s College Basketball Top 25 results | Tuesday Panthers 2, Red Wings 1 Ottawa (2-11-1). No. 7 Texas Tech vs. 20-point game in six contests, Alabama Wildens Leveque tied it at 59 with 11:11 trailed South Carolina 16-5 with less than SUNRISE, Fla. — Sergei It was the fourth game No. 14 West Virginia, late won its sixth straight over the Gamecocks left before Alabama went ahead for good five minutes elapsed. Bobrovsky made 31 saves and between the teams in 10 days. No. 11 Alabama 81, (5-8, 3-6). on Jaden Shackelford’s layup on the That’s when the long-range shooting Patric Hornqvist was credited Edmonton won the first three South Carolina 78 Not that it was easy. following possession. Jahvon Quinerly of Petty and Joshua Primo got Alabama Justin Minaya cut South Carolina’s extended the lead with a jumper. with the eventual winning — 8-5 and 4-2 in Edmonton and COLUMBIA, S.C. — John Petty Jr. scored deficit to 79-78 with 2 seconds left, but The Gamecocks scratched back within back in contention. Primo, a 6-foot-6 goal when a teammate’s shot 3-1 Monday at the Canadian Tire 20 points and No. 11 Alabama held off bounced off his shoulder and James Rojas was quickly fouled and 65-64 on Lawson’s 3-pointer and a foul freshman, had totaled seven points Centre. They will meet five more South Carolina 81-78 on Tuesday night to into the net as the Florida made both free throws to seal the victory. shot by Bryant. But Petty, the team leader combined in his last three games with times in the regular season. bounce back from its first Southeastern Panthers beat the Detroit Red Keyshawn Bryant’s desperation court- in made 3s, hit another from behind the only one 3-pointer. This time, he hit three Connor Brown and Evgenii Conference loss of the season. Wings 2-1 on Tuesday night. Dadonov scored for Ottawa. length inbounds pass was picked off by arc and South Carolina could not rally, of his team’s six 3s in the first 20 minutes The Crimson Tide (16-5, 11-1 SEC) were Alabama’s Keon Ellis as time ran out. losing for the third time in its past four Bobrovsky improved to 4-0-1 Ottawa replaced goaltender and had 10 points at the break. off to their best league start in 65 years AJ Lawson led the Gamecocks with 21 games. this season. Alex Wennberg also Marcus Hogberg with Matt before falling to 10th-ranked Missouri points, making five 3-pointers. Alabama, which fell behind by 22 No. 13 Texas at Kansas State, late scored for the Panthers. Murray at 3:53 of the second Hornqvist’s winner and sixth this past Saturday. But behind Petty’s first The Gamecocks had their chances. points to Missouri before losing 68-65, No. 19 Creighton at Georgetown, late period after the Oilers went up goal of the season came on a 3-1. Hogberg stopped 10 of 13 power play when a shot by Aaron shots. Ekblad deflected off his shoulder National Basketball Association results | Tuesday Trailing 3-1 going into the and over the head of Thomas Pistons 122, Nets 111 but it wasn’t enough for the Nets to streak to four games. finish off a sweep of a home-and-home Greiss at 8:04 of the second third, the Senators closed within DETROIT — Jerami Grant equaled a overcome a poor start. The Pistons shot Brandon Ingram scored 22 and series. period, making the score 2-1. a goal when a pass from Mike career high with 32 points and the Detroit 66.7% from the field in the first quarter Williamson added 20 points, seven Hornqvist also had an assist. Reilly sent Dadonov in on a RJ Barrett had a chance to tie it on the Pistons took advantage of Kevin Durant’s and led by 12 at the end of the period. assists, five rebounds and a steal despite Filip Zadina scored for the Red breakaway. He beat Mikko game’s final play, but his layup bounced absence, beating the Brooklyn Nets 122- The lead reached 20 in the second. being limited to 20 minutes on the court, Wings. Koskinen at 1:20 for his second off the rim and Miami won three straight Brooklyn rallied to within two in the which might prove beneficial with New Greiss stopped 20 shots in his goal in as many nights. 111 on Tuesday night. for the first time this season. Kelly Olynyk third, but a 3-pointer by Grant gave the Orleans playing on back-to-back nights. eighth straight appearance. Ottawa has lost three straight Detroit snapped a four-game losing scored 20 points for Miami, Adebayo had streak and showed the same type of spirit Pistons a 94-86 advantage after that Willy Hernangomez added 14 points The Panthers are 10-1-1 over and 12 of 13 — including 11 in 19 and Tyler Herro finished with 15 — that was on display in its previous game, quarter, and Detroit was able to hold on. and 10 rebounds in a reserve role and their last 12 games against regulation. Its wins came in the including the 3-pointer with 1:04 left that a double-overtime loss in Los Angeles Pistons rookie Saddiq Bey scored all of Lonzo Ball capped his 15-point night with Detroit. The Red Wings have lost season opener Jan. 15 against put the Heat up for good. Toronto and Feb. 4 against against the defending champion Lakers. his 15 points in the final period, making a back-breaking 3 in the fourth quarter as nine of 10. Elfrid Payton led the Knicks with 18 Zadina put the Red Wings Montreal. The last-place Pistons handed Brooklyn all six of his attempts from the field. New Orleans pulled away for good. points, and Derrick Rose — in his first ahead 1-0 at the 3:31 mark of Edmonton has won two its third straight defeat. Grant also tied his career high with 32 Heat 98, Knicks 96 the first. straight and five of six. Durant was out because of the NBA’s points in the loss to the Lakers. MIAMI — A Heat-Knicks game, down to game back with New York — had 14 off Dylan Larkin’s assist on Koskinen returned in goal for health and safety protocols. The Nets Pelicans 130, Rockets 101 the wire, just like old times. the bench. Barrett scored 13 and Julius Zadina’s goal, his first point in Edmonton and finished with 42 were without both him and Kyrie NEW ORLEANS — Reserve Josh Hart Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo made Randle finished with 12 for New York. four games, gives him 20 points saves after giving way Monday to Irving (right finger sprain) in a loss to had 20 points and a career-high 17 sure it wouldn’t get away from Miami. Golden State at San Antonio, late Philadelphia on Saturday night. Irving rebounds to help New Orleans overcome The duo did all of Miami’s scoring for (nine goals, 11 assists) in 22 Mike Smith, who was impressive Boston at Utah, late games against the Panthers. in his season debut after being returned against Detroit and scored 27 Zion Williamson’s early foul trouble, and much of the second half, Butler finishing Orlando at Portland, late Huberdeau’s assist on the goal sidelined by injury. points. the Pelicans beat Houston 130-101 on with a game-high 26 points, and the Heat by Wennberg was his 450th NOTES: McDavid had 22 points James Harden added 24 for Brooklyn, Tuesday night to extend their winning beat New York 98-96 on Tuesday night to Philadelphia at Sacramento, late NHL point. (six goals, 16 assists) while Oilers 3, Senators 2 Draisaitl had 20 (eight goals, OTTAWA, Ontario — 12 assists) over their previous COllEGE BASKETball COllEGE BASKETball NHL TENNIS NBA Defensemen Darnell Nurse, The AP Top 25 The AP Women’s Top 25 West Divison Australian Open WESTERN CONFERENCE 10 games. ... The 24-year-old The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ GP W L OT Pts GF GA Pacific Division Evan Bouchard and Tyson Barrie McDavid, in his sixth NHL season, college basketball poll, with first-place votes women’s college basketball poll, with first- St. Louis 13 7 4 2 16 43 43 Results W L Pct GB provided the scoring and the in parentheses, records through Feb. 7, total place votes in parentheses, records through Vegas 9 7 1 1 15 32 22 Tuesday L.A. Lakers 19 6 .760 — started the game at 496 career points based on 25 points for a first-place Feb. 7, total points based on 25 points for a Colorado 11 7 3 1 15 38 24 At Melbourne Park L.A. Clippers 17 8 .680 2 Edmonton Oilers beat the points — 171 goals and 325 vote through one point for a 25th-place vote first-place vote through one point for a 25th- Arizona 12 6 5 1 13 34 33 Melbourne, Australia Phoenix 14 9 .609 4 Ottawa Senators 3-2 on Tuesday and previous ranking.
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