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Sports News // 1 decade ago

NBA: Houston 116, Toronto 92

Aaron Brooks and Kevin Martin scored 28 points each Monday, spurring the Houston Rockets to a lopsided 116-92 win over Toronto.

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NBA: Houston 109, San Antonio 104

Kevin Martin, Aaron Brooks and Luis Scola each scored more than 30 points Friday to power the Houston Rockets to a 109-104 victory over San Antonio.

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NBA: Indiana 125, Houston 115

Danny Granger scored 36 points and T.J. Ford added 23 Saturday in the Indiana Pacers' 125-115 win over Houston.

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NBA: Houston 101, Milwaukee 98 (OT)

Houston's Carl Landry scored the first five points of overtime and the Rockets held on Monday to top Milwaukee 101-98, their 10th straight win over the Bucks.

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NBA: Charlotte 102, Houston 94

Stephen Jackson scored a career-high 43 points Tuesday, lifting the Charlotte Bobcats to a 102-94 victory over Houston.

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NBA: Houston 105, New York 96

Luis Scola scored 23 points and Aaron Brooks had 20 Saturday to lead Houston past the visiting New York Knicks 105-96.

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NBA: New Orleans 99, Houston 95

New Orleans won its 13th home game of the season Saturday by rallying past the Houston Rockets 99-95.

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NBA: Houston 108, Los Angeles Clippers 99

Carl Landry returned to the Houston lineup Tuesday and scored 27 points to lead the Rockets to a 108-99 win over the Los Angeles Clippers.

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NBA: Houston 95, Oklahoma City 90

Trevor Ariza scored 31 points Saturday in Houston's 95-90 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder.

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NBA: Houston 107, Detroit 96

The Houston Rockets got 23 points apiece from Aaron Brooks and Luis Scola Tuesday and topped the Detroit Pistons 107-96.

Luis Alberto Scola Balvoa (born April 30, 1980 in Buenos Aires) is an Argentine professional basketball player. The 2.06 m (6 ft 9 in) power forward-center for the Argentine national team is currently signed with the NBA's Houston Rockets. He formerly was a Euroleague star with the ACB's Saski Baskonia. He has dual citizenship: Argentine and Spanish.

Scola started his career with the Buenos Aires youth teams of Ferro Carril Oeste. He made his professional debut with the same club's pro team in the Argentine league during the 1995-96 season.

After the 1997-98 basketball season in the Argentine League, Scola moved to Spain where he helped the then Spanish League Second Division club Cabitel Gijón achieve promotion to the Spanish League First Division. He then signed with Saski Baskonia, but was loaned back to Gijón through the 1999-2000 season before arriving at Baskonia, where he played for seven seasons.

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