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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2009
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LONDON — James Johnson sank a fade-away jump shot from the baseline at the buzzer Tuesday to give the Chicago Bulls a 102-101 victory over the Utah Jazz in an NBA preseason game.
Luol Deng, who was raised in London after his family fled wartown Sudan, impressed early and also finished with 18 points at sold-out O2. Arena. He left the game in the third quarter and did not return.
Deng kept the crowd cheering and helped the Bulls build a 71-58 lead midway through the third quarter. But Williams then took over, hitting a 3-pointer, scoring from the field and making his free throws to close the gap.
for the Bulls. Paul Milsap led the jazz with 18 points while Deron Williams and Wesley Matthews had 16 each.
Jannero Pargo scored 16 points
Trailing 81-77 at the start of the fourth, the Jazz took the lead at 86-84 when Milsap drove for a layup and was fouled but was unable to complete the three-point play.
The game was played before a crowd of 18,689.
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Chicago Bulls Johnson, center, celebrates after scoring the winning basket in the final second against Utah Jazz on Tuesday at the 02 Arena in London. Johnson finished with 18 points, and Paul Milaslp led the Jazz in scoring with 18 points.
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Dodgers' pitcher eager for playoffs
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"I've kept the team in the game," he said. "With this staff, we could have an ace on any given day. That's why I don't like to use that term. It's just try to pitch as well as you can, that's the key."
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"Wolf's excited. You'll see him snatch the ball back from Russell Martin, and that's why he is who he is," Torre said.
"Kershaw, we've spent the better part of two years trying to protect him and insulate him from this exposure because he's just a kid. Then you hand him the ball Saturday and say, 'Here, kid', and he comes back with a division title. He's pretty well not anybody to be concerned about."
Wolf spent eight seasons with Philadelphia, enduring his share of runner-up finishes and playoff misses. Then he missed the Dodgers' playoff run last season, which ended in the NLCS against the Phillies.
Wolf couldn't have predicted his success in the offseason, when he thought he would be returning to the Houston Astros. That didn't work out and the Dodgers stepped in to sign him for a second stint about a week before spring training began.
"You obviously start feeling like there's some kind of a jinx even though I'm not a big believer in that, but luckily that went away," he said.
"I was happy to have that opportunity to come to LA again, and I felt that I owed them something" said Wolf, who grew up in the San Fernando Valley. "I felt I had some unfinished business."
He got off to a rocky beginning with a 5-6 record, a 3.55 ERA and 13 no-decisions in his first 24 starts. Coincidentally, his luck seemed to turn around the All-Star break when he switched his jersey from No. 21 to 43, and won that day.
"I always wanted No. 43. It was the number I had in Philly for a long time." Wolf said.
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