Box Score

 

GOLDEN STATE (71)

                          fg    ft    rb             
                   min   m-a   m-a   o-t   a  pf   tp
M Pietrus           34  6-12   6-6   2-4   1   1   19
C Robinson          25   1-7   0-0   0-3   1   1    3
E Dampier           30   6-7   0-0  3-13   0   1   12
M Dunleavy          28   2-6   1-1   0-5   4   3    5
J Richardson        28  2-11   4-6   2-5   2   2    8
C Cheaney           21   3-7   0-0   0-1   2   1    6
T Murphy            23   2-7   1-3   2-8   1   1    5
A Johnson           17   1-7   0-2   0-3   4   1    2
A Foyle             18   0-4   0-2   1-3   1   2    0
B Cardinal          16   4-4   0-0   0-0   1   1   11
P Jones            DNP  - COACH'S DECISION                               
J Bremer           DNP  - COACH'S DECISION                               
  
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TOTALS             240 27-72 12-20 10-45  17  14   71
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Percentages: FG-.375, FT-.600. 3-Point Goals:
5-17, .294 (M Pietrus 1-5, C Robinson 1-3, M 
Dunleavy 0-4, J Richardson 0-2, B Cardinal 
3-3). Team Rebounds: 5. Blocked Shots:6 (E 
Dampier 3, A Foyle 2, M Pietrus). 
Turnovers:17 (J Richardson 4, M Dunleavy 4, A
Johnson 3, C Cheaney 2, C Robinson, E 
Dampier, M Pietrus, B Cardinal). Steals: 5 (M
Pietrus 2, B Cardinal, T Murphy, M Dunleavy).


PHILADELPHIA (95)

                          fg    ft    rb             
                   min   m-a   m-a   o-t   a  pf   tp
J Salmons           36  3-12   0-0   0-7   5   2    7
K Thomas            36  4-16   5-6  3-14   2   1   13
S Dalembert         29  9-14   0-0  4-13   0   3   18
E Snow              39   2-4   3-3   1-3   8   1    7
A McKie             31  8-11   1-1   1-6   3   3   18
W Green             10   4-8   1-2   0-0   0   2   10
A McCaskill         10   2-5   0-0   2-3   0   2    4
K Korver            25   2-9   0-0   0-1   3   2    4
G Buckner           24   5-9   2-2   2-5   3   2   14
A Iverson          DNP  - RIGHT KNEE INJURY                              
M Jackson          DNP  - FRACTURED LEFT FOOT                            
Z Hamilton         DNP  - ANKLE INJURY                                   
  
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TOTALS             240 39-88 12-14 13-52  24  18   95
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Percentages: FG-.443, FT-.857. 3-Point Goals:
5-15, .333 (J Salmons 1-6, A McKie 1-1, W 
Green 1-1, K Korver 0-4, G Buckner 2-3). Team
Rebounds: 2. Blocked Shots:3 (S Dalembert 2, 
A McKie). Turnovers:8 (J Salmons 3, K Thomas 
2, K Korver 2, A McCaskill). Steals: 10 (E 
Snow 2, S Dalembert 2, W Green 2, K Thomas, K
Korver, J Salmons, A McCaskill).

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GOLDEN STATE         18  22  6   25   -  71
PHILADELPHIA         18  24  30  23   -  95
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Technical fouls: None.
Flagrant fouls: None. A: 17,048. T: 2:04. 
Officials: Kevin Fehr, Michael Smith, Mike 
Callahan.

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GOLDEN STATE (71) AT PHILADELPHIA (95)

GOLDEN STATE

                                               REBOUNDS                        
PLAYER           POS  MIN  FGM-FGA  FTM-FTA  OFF-DEF-TOT  AST  PF  ST  TO  PTS
======           ===  ===  =======  =======  ===========  ===  ==  ==  ==  ===
 
M PIETRUS         F    34    6-12     6-6      2   2   4    1   1   2   1   19
C ROBINSON        F    25    1-7      0-0      0   3   3    1   1   0   1    3
E DAMPIER         C    30    6-7      0-0      3  10  13    0   1   0   1   12
M DUNLEAVY        G    28    2-6      1-1      0   5   5    4   3   1   4    5
J RICHARDSON      G    28    2-11     4-6      2   3   5    2   2   0   4    8
C CHEANEY              21    3-7      0-0      0   1   1    2   1   0   2    6
T MURPHY               23    2-7      1-3      2   6   8    1   1   1   0    5
A JOHNSON              17    1-7      0-2      0   3   3    4   1   0   3    2
A FOYLE                18    0-4      0-2      1   2   3    1   2   0   0    0
B CARDINAL             16    4-4      0-0      0   0   0    1   1   1   1   11
P JONES               DNP  - COACH'S DECISION                                         
J BREMER              DNP  - COACH'S DECISION                                         
  
TOTALS                240   27-72    12-20    10  35  45   17  14   5  17   71
                            (.375)  (.600)  TEAM REBS:  5 TOTAL TO: 17 (18 PTS)    

PHILADELPHIA

                                               REBOUNDS                         
PLAYER           POS  MIN  FGM-FGA  FTM-FTA  OFF-DEF-TOT  AST  PF  ST  TO  PTS
======           ===  ===  =======  =======  ===========  ===  ==  ==  ==  ===
 
J SALMONS         F    36    3-12     0-0      0   7   7    5   2   1   3    7
K THOMAS          F    36    4-16     5-6      3  11  14    2   1   1   2   13
S DALEMBERT       C    29    9-14     0-0      4   9  13    0   3   2   0   18
E SNOW            G    39    2-4      3-3      1   2   3    8   1   2   0    7
A MCKIE           G    31    8-11     1-1      1   5   6    3   3   0   0   18
W GREEN                10    4-8      1-2      0   0   0    0   2   2   0   10
A MCCASKILL            10    2-5      0-0      2   1   3    0   2   1   1    4
K KORVER               25    2-9      0-0      0   1   1    3   2   1   2    4
G BUCKNER              24    5-9      2-2      2   3   5    3   2   0   0   14
A IVERSON             DNP  - RIGHT KNEE INJURY                                        
M JACKSON             DNP  - FRACTURED LEFT FOOT                                      
Z HAMILTON            DNP  - ANKLE INJURY                                             
  
TOTALS                240   39-88    12-14    13  39  52   24  18  10   8   95
                            (.443)  (.857)  TEAM REBS:  2 TOTAL TO: 8 (10 PTS)     
  
   GOLDEN STATE       18   22    6   25   -   71
   PHILADELPHIA       18   24   30   23   -   95
  
BLOCKED SHOTS: GOLDEN STATE - E DAMPIER 3, A FOYLE 2, M PIETRUS.  PHILADELPHIA -
S DALEMBERT 2, A MCKIE.
3-PT. FIELD GOALS: GOLDEN STATE 5-17 (.294), M PIETRUS 1-5, C ROBINSON 1-
3, M DUNLEAVY 0-4, J RICHARDSON 0-2, B CARDINAL 3-3. PHILADELPHIA 5-
15 (.333), J SALMONS 1-6, A MCKIE 1-1, W GREEN 1-1, K KORVER 0-4, G BUCKNER 2-
3.
TECHNICAL FOULS: NONE.
FLAGRANT FOULS: NONE.
OFFICIALS: KEVIN FEHR, MICHAEL SMITH, MIKE CALLAHAN.
A - 17,048. T - 2:04.

Game Story

PHILADELPHIA (Ticker) -- Now the Golden State Warriors know 
how the Philadelphia 76ers felt.

The Warriors were held to a franchise-record six points in the
third quarter and had their season-high seven-game winning
streak snapped with a 95-71 loss to the 76ers, who got another
big game from Samuel Dalembert and stayed in the playoff race.

On Sunday, the 76ers took a three-game winning streak into
Boston, where they could not make a shot.  They were under 30
points late in the third quarter and shot just just 27 percent
from the floor in an 89-65 loss.

"The coaches kept telling us the whole time to forget about it
and let's get prepared for the next game," Dalembert said.
"That's being a professional.  You learn from it and you just
try to eliminate the mistakes you made from the last game and
you look forward to the next game."

In the third quarter, the Warriors saw their offense disappear
in similar fashion.  They made just 2-of-16 shots, going
scoreless from the field for the final 5:06.  They also
committed five turnovers and surrendered 19 fast-break points.

"I can't explain it," Warriors rookie Mickael Pietrus said.  "We
won seven straight and we had fun.  We played hard, but it's
something that happens in this game."

"We got a lot of transition baskets tonight and it all stemmed
from our defensive effort," Sixers coach Chris Ford said.  "We
really picked it up in the third period."

Dalembert scored eight of his 18 points in the third quarter and
was one of three Sixers to outscore the Warriors.  Kenny Thomas
had eight of his 13 and Aaron McKie had 10 of his 18 as
Philadelphia sped to a 72-46 lead.

"I could not believe when they told me that they scored six
points," Dalembert said.  "That's how good we have to think of
ourselves, that we're capable of doing that.  If we can do that,
we're going to try to do that every single game."

Dalembert added 13 rebounds and two blocks as he continued to
make his case for Most Improved Player.  In his last four games,
the 7-footer is averaging 14.8 points, 12.5 rebounds and 2.25
blocks.

"Sammy was outstanding again tonight," Ford said.  "He did a
great job defending (Erick) Dampier, first of all.  Then just
running the floor.  He really exploited their big men not being
able to get back running with them."

The Sixers (32-43) improved to 9-2 this month without All-Star
guard Allen Iverson, who is out at least four weeks with a knee
injury.  They pulled within 2 1/2 games of eighth-place Boston
in the Eastern Conference playoff race but have just seven games
remaining.

"It is a credit to our young guys, our coaching staff, those
guys that are there every day, working and paying attention,"
McKie said.  "Paying attention to detail this time of year is
critical.  We are just getting it done."

Pietrus scored 19 points for the Warriors, who shot 37.5 percent
(27-of-72).  Their previous record low for a third quarter was
10, done twice.

"We just stunk it up tonight," Golden State coach Eric Musselman
said.  "There's nothing you can say about that.  It could have
been one of many things, the long plane ride last night.  It was
just one of those things."

The 76ers committed a season-low eight turnovers, none in the
first half and none by guards McKie, Eric Snow, Willie Green and
Greg Buckner.

"They pretty much let us come down and run our plays," said
Snow, who had eight assists.  "We executed pretty well.  We
passed to the open guys and didn't try to force anything, and
that limited our turnovers."