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NBA: Charlotte 114 New York 106

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Published: March. 26, 2011 at 9:52 PM

CHARLOTTE, N.C., March 26 (UPI) -- Boris Diaw scored 20 points and the Charlotte Bobcats had eight players in double figures Saturday in a 114-106 win over New York.

Stephen Jackson scored 19 points for Charlotte, which got 13 points each from D.J. Augustin, Gerald Henderson and Shaun Livingston in handing the Knicks their sixth straight loss.

Carmelo Anthony scored 36 for New York, who have gone 7-12 since he came to the Knicks in a trade with Denver last month but are still seventh in the East, 2 1/2 games behind Philadelphia.

Topics: Boris Diaw, Carmelo Anthony, D.J. Augustin, Gerald Henderson, Shaun Livingston, Stephen Jackson
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