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SPARTA, Ky. -- Jimmie Johnson thought somebody had traded paint with his motorhome. Nope, that was just the wind. The five-time NASCAR Sprint Cup champion took advantage of those gusts to grab the poll, edging defending champion Kyle Busch for the top spot at Kentucky Speedway on Friday night. But first Johnson had a scary moment. "I was sitting in my motorhome, watching qualifying on television and the bus started shaking real bad," he said. "TV was a little behind and they werent talking about the winds, so for a minute I thought somebody backed into us." He soon found out that it wasnt an errant driver, but rather the powerful wind that briefly suspended qualifying. "I opened the door to look out and when I did the wind almost took the door off of the hinges," he said. "I said, OK, I see whats going on now." It was Johnsons first pole-winning run since September 2010 at Dover. "Ive had a lot of seconds and there is nothing more frustrating than a close second in qualifying," he said after posting a top speed of 181.818 mph and a lap time of 29.700 seconds. "But today went really well and I think weve got a good race car in race trim as well." The freakish windstorm -- only a few spatters of rain fell from a slate-grey sky -- only put the brakes on qualifying for a short time. But when the cars returned, the temperature on the track had plummeted from around 140 degrees. "Its amazing with the 30- to 40-degree drop that we had how much more grip there was in the track," said Johnson, who is fourth in the Sprint Cup standings so far this season. "But when it comes to qualifying you just have to lay it on the line and hope it works." Busch, the last car on the track, just missed the pole at 181.421 mph. "Were starting up front, which is good for us," he said. "I typically dont qualify well, but this is a place where we know what we have to do." A crew member for the Turner Motorsports team sustained a broken hand during the blustery winds and had to be taken to a nearby hospital for observation. A spokesman said he was expected to be fine. Denny Hamlin and Kevin Harvick made up the second row, with Ryan Newman and Clint Bowyer -- a winner last week at Sonoma -- making up row three. Hamlin said the dropping track temperature changed everything. "By being able to go later, the track was steadily cooling off," he said. "Everyone who went toward the end obviously had a big advantage." Hamlin was also in his motorhome when the storm hit. He thought someone was playing a joke on him by walking around on his roof. "The wind was pretty treacherous," he said. Dale Earnhardt Jr., seventh on the grid, said everyone is trying to figure out what the surface conditions will be when the race begins. "The track has changed quite a bit," he said. "We dont know what the balance will be like." 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Moments after his Brooklyn Nets teammates ran out onto the court to congratulate him following their 100-98 overtime win over the Phoenix Suns on Friday night, Johnson could only shake his head at scoring only 13 points on 6-of-19 shooting. OKLAHOMA CITY -- After having eight days off, Toronto Marlies coach Dallas Eakins wasnt sure if his players would play like a rested team or a rusty team. Turns out he had nothing to worry about as Toronto dominated the Oklahoma City Barons en route to a 5-0 victory Thursday night in Game 1 of the AHL Western Conference finals. From the first shift, the Marlies got off to a blazing start and left-wingers Marcel Mueller and Nicolas Deschamps each had a goal and an assist in the first period to set the tone. "The start was huge for us," Eakins said. "It actually started right off the first shift. We were able to catch them sleeping, and we never let up. I thought our forwards did a great job of getting in on their defence and being physical." Ben Scrivens made 31 saves and improved to 8-1 in the playoffs with his second shutout. "Our execution was excellent," Eakins said. "We had practised very hard and had scaled them back to make sure they were ready. The young men came out flying tonight." Each line contributed for Toronto in giving Oklahoma City its worst loss since a 7-0 defeat to Texas on the opening night of the season. Five different players scored for Toronto and four players had multiple points. Philippe Dupuis and Nazem Kadri each had two assists. Oklahoma City had chances with six power-play opportunities. However,, Toronto turned every one of them away and has now killed its last 39 power-play chances against its opponents.dddddddddddd "Thats the standard weve set for these guys," Eakins said. "Its the standard that our penalty-kill unit stands by. Every single one of them firmly believes they should never be scored on. What has helped is we actually force other teams on their power play to defend because of how aggressive we are." Toronto also was able to get Joe Colborne back into the scoring column. The forward scored in the third period for his first goal in 30 games. "He told (assistant coach) Derek King at the bench that it felt like a 200-pound weight had been lifted off his shoulder," Eakins said. "Everybody was excited about that." Right-winger Matt Frattin and defenseman Jake Gardiner also scored for the Marlies. Oklahoma City goaltender Yann Danis had 27 saves in front of 2,596 fans at the Cox Convention Center. Toronto knows to expect a better effort from Oklahoma City on Friday night. "Any time you can put up five goals, its a good feeling," Scrivens said. "Hopefully were in their heads a little bit. They know we can score. We were firing on all cylinders tonight, but we need to make sure these wins count and come out with the same intensity." 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