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NBA: Milwaukee 110, Toronto 107

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Published: Feb. 9, 2005 at 10:08 PM

TORONTO, Feb. 9 (UPI) -- A key shot by Michael Redd with 18 seconds Wednesday night allowed Milwaukee to fight off Toronto, 110-107.

Redd scored 29 points and Desmond Mason had 18 as the Bucks won for the fourth time in five games. It was Milwaukee's ninth consecutive victory in Toronto.

Toronto's Rafer Alston returned to action 24 hours after not appearing on the court following halftime in a seven-point loss against Cleveland.

The Raptors said Alston was involved in an, "undisclosed situation." Prior to Wednesday night's game, Alston denied he had come to blows with Coach Sam Mitchell after the game against Cleveland.

Alston scored 16 points Wednesday night.

Redd's basket with 18 seconds to go boosted Milwaukee to a four-point advantage.

Topics: Desmond Mason, Michael Redd, Rafer Alston, Sam Mitchell
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