Lakers suffer sixth straight road loss to Suns in 111-90 defeat
Lakers endure sixth consecutive road defeat as they fall to Phoenix 111-90. Magic Johnson is ejected after two technical fouls amid frustration over 40 percent shooting. Tyrone Corbin and Eddie Johnson spark Phoenix with 21 points apiece, while Suns post their ninth straight home win and keep pace in the Pacific Division.
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Heat Rally Sparks Win Over Spurs Behind Cum mings Late Surge
Miami makes it two straight after a 1 21 start as Pat Cum mings scores six of his 17 in the final minute to topple San Antonio 101-80, while Houston tops Charlotte 89-82 in a late rally and Washington ends an eight game road skid with Jeff Malone pouring 30 against New Jersey.
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Sakic Kept Nordiques Alive In Soviet Exhibition Tie
Quebec Nordiques rookie Joe Sakic scored a late short handed breakaway goal to tie 5-5 with the Soviet Red Army in an NHL exhibition. Sergei Makarov and Vyacheslav Fetisov led the Soviets, while Quebec veterans Mario Marois Gaetan Duchesne Iiro Jarvi and Jeff Brown sparked the comeback.
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Stephens Wins NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year
John Stephens of Northwestern State Louisiana earned NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year honors with 30 votes, becoming a standout for the New England Patriots. He rushed for 1,168 yards, started in the Pro Bowl backfield, and continued to develop as a complete back despite entering the league from a Division I-AA program.
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Bowden clears Sanders for Sugar Bowl amid arrest
Florida State coach Bobby Bowden says Deion Sanders will play in the Sugar Bowl against Auburn after meeting to review the incident in a Fort Myers mall. Sanders, 21, faced battery on a police officer and disorderly conduct charges, posted 2600 dollars in bond, and left practice for New Orleans. Fort Myers auxiliary officer Tony Cail was hospitalized with chest pain after the incident.
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