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INDIANAPOLIS – Stephen Jackson scored 28 points and Peja Stojakovic added 23 to help the Indiana Pacers beat the Knicks 101-82 last night to improve their chances of making the playoffs and snap the Knicks’ winning streak at three games.
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|INDIANAPOLIS – Stephen Jackson scored 28 points and Peja Stojakovic added 23 to help the Indiana Pacers beat the Knicks 101-82 last night to improve their chances of making the playoffs and snap the Knicks’ winning streak at three games.
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