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LA PLAGNE, France - Alex Bilodeau ended his World Cup skiing career with a flourish. The Rosemere, Que., freestyler won the final race of the season by taking the dual moguls competition while his teammate Mikael Kingsbury of Deux-Montagnes, Que., came second but took his third straight World Cup title on Friday. "Its been an amazing ride," said Bilodeau. "Very emotional." The two-time Olympic champion had no chance to catch Kingsbury for the Crystal Globe as overall champion, but wanted to push his friend and rival to the limit in the last race of his career. Kingsbury got down the hill quicker, but the judges gave the gold medal to Bilodeau on execution. "I knew the grand prix was done and I couldnt go up or down," said Bilodeau. "I looked at Mikael and said Im really honoured to have my last run against the best in the world. "I said Ill just enjoy it. I decided to do a back double, which is something you dont do in duals. Its too risky. But I thought its my last race, Im going to go for it. " On the womens side, Hannah Kearney of the United States won a fourth straight Crystal Globe and the fifth of her career. Kearney defeated Canadas Chloe Dufour-Lapointe in the final. Her sister Justine Dufour-Lapointe had a shot at catching the American for the title, but crashed in the round of 16 and lost to Perrine Laffont of France. With his win, Bilodeau broke freestyle legend Jean-Luc Brassards record for World Cup podium finishes with his 48th, including 19 wins. "I never looked at the number of podiums," he said. "For me it was a day-to-day process of trying to be the best in the world. "Records are made to be broken. Im sure it wont last long. Mikael will break it in a year or two." The 26-year-old, who this year became the first freestyler to defend an Olympic gold medal, now plans to finish his accounting studies at Concordia University and enter the corporate world. Kingsbury, who has 38 World Cup podium finishes, said it was an emotional day for both skiers as they waited at the top of the final run of the season. "We did a big hug," said 21-year-old Kingsbury. "I told him it was an honour to be at his last run. "Then we both made amazing runs." While Bilodeau is bowing out, Kingsbury said his career is just getting started and he intends to try to stay on top through the next Winter Olympics in 2018 in South Korea. "Im still young and Ive got a lot to learn in the sport," he said. "Ive had an amazing career so far. "I never thought Id do as much as Ive done so far, but Ill work hard, get stronger in the gym. The best is still to come." The three Dufour-Lapointe sisters finished just behind Kearney in womens standings, with Justine second, Chloe third and Maxime fourth. Cheap Nike Shox Shoes NZ . 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The Raptors margin of victory was one point shy of their franchise best.Kyle Lowry added 20 points, while Jonas Valanciunas had 18 points and 12 rebounds for the Eastern Conference-leading Raptors (10-2), who went 6-1 on their homestand.But it was Caboclo who was swarmed by reporters in the post-game dressing room. Williams lifted up his phone to snap a picture of the media mob around the youngster. DeRozan teased him saying loudly: You play one game and you get this?Butterflies in my stomach, said the shy Brazilian, whos still learning English. Everybodys saying my name. Its incredible.He said he heard the fans when they starting chanting his name in the third quarter.I put my head down, he said. It was pretty emotional.People love him, said fellow Brazilian Lucas Nogueira, who also made his NBA debut. Hes just like Justin Bieber.After the game, Caboclo sent out two tweets — one in English and one in Portuguese — thanking fans in both Canada and Brazil.Thanks all the fans tonite for their support. Youre all really special. #WeTheNorth, Caboclo wrote. The Raptors pulled away virtually from the opening whistle, and had topped their franchise-best lead (43 points) when they went up by 45 late in the third quarter.The capacity crowd of 19,800 Air Canada Centre fans were rewarded for their chants when Caboclo checked into the game to start the fourth. And the six-foot-nine rookie — known for his almost freakish seven-foot-six wingspan — had the fans flying out of their seats when Williams found him for an alley-oop dunk for his first NBA points.The rookie followed it up with a three-pointer on Torontos next possession on an entertaining night of basketball. His second three with 6:01 left in the game put the Raptors up by a whopping 52 points, and by the games final few minutes, the ACC crowd was chanting Lets go Bru-no!This game, I feel not comfortable, said Caboclo, who finished with eight points. I try but its different than the pre-season. So different.Terrence Ross finished with 13 points, and Greivis Vasquez scored 11.JJabari Parker had 15 points to top the Bucks, who were coming off a 122-118 triple overtime win over Brooklyn two nights earlier.dddddddddddd.I take full responsibility. I thing the big thing is we got off to a slow start and just couldnt catch up, said Bucks coach Jason Kidd.Raptors coach Dwane Casey had cautioned his players not to look ahead past Milwaukee to Saturdays tough matchup against LeBron James and the Cavaliers in Cleveland.If we dont come out to take care of business, they can embarrass you, and just spank you like you stole something, Casey said before tip-off.In the end, all the embarassment belonged to the Bucks.I thought our mental focus was great, Casey said. Nobody in that locker-room was even talking about (Saturday) night. If were going to be an elite team, or grow to be an elite team in this league, we have to make sure to take care of business and take care of whats in front of us.The coach also had kind words for his young rookie, who was the surprise pick of the NBA draft when he was taken 20th overall.I thought it was special, Casey said on the fans reaction. Hes a beautiful kid. Like any other kid, hes learning and growing in the NBA. As a coach, I see him growing everyday and know what he needs to work on. Its great for him.That’s why as coaches were pushing to dress 15. If he wasnt in uniform tonight, he wouldnt have gotten that opportunity.The Raptors shot 52 per cent on the night, and hit 15 of their 25 shots from three-point range. They outrebounded the Bucks 57-30. Torontos best margin of victory was 42 points in a 96-54 win over Miami on March 19, 2008.Valanciunas had 12 points in the first quarter including the floater midway through the frame that put the Raptors up by 17 points. The Bucks fought back to within seven, but a three by Williams at the buzzer put Toronto up by 10 heading into the second.Williams was the high scorer with 11 points in a second quarter that saw Toronto top the Bucks 34-18. Williams hit yet another three at the buzzer to send the Raptors into the dressing room with a 71-45 advantage.The Raptors showed no mercy in the third, holding the Bucks to just 12 points and passing their franchise-best lead of 43 points late in the quarter, to go into the fourth up by 45.NOTES: The Raptors were missing James Johnson (ankle) and Tyler Hansbrough (shoulder). . . Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto of Toronto and former Blue Jays outfielder Vernon Wells were at the game. . . Toronto swept all four meetings with Milwaukee last season. ' ' '