Carlton's comeback tones as old slider returns with Phillies
Steve Carlton, 42, an unsigned non rostered invitee, shown at Phillies spring training in Clearwater. Claude Osteen says Carlton's slider looks back and movements appear improved. Other notes cover Indians pitchers optimism and Niekro's camp arrival and Saberhagen Royals signing.
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Lakers Top 76ers In Overtime Thriller At Philadelphia
Magic Johnson led the Lakers past the 76ers 112 100 in overtime as James Worthy scored the deciding basket with 3 seconds left. Barkley 29 for Philadelphia, Johnson 16 points 18 assists, Kareem 18 for L A. Portland beat Milwaukee 121 120 on Portlands late play.
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O'Neal Seeks Spot in Braves Rotation Turnaround
Randy O'Neal aims to replace Doyle Alexander in Atlanta's starting staff after being traded from Detroit with Chuck Cary. The right-hander recalls his dual role in minors and majors, his improved curveball, and the challenge of pitching in a hitter-friendly Detroit park as he pursues a full-time starter role.
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Becker topples Edberg to win Pilot Pen Classic title
Boris Becker defeats Stefan Edberg 6 4 7 5 at Grand Champions Resort in Indian Wells to win the Pilot Pen Classic and collect 59,500 dollars. Becker breaks to start each of the first two sets, improves return of serve, and extends his winning streak over Edberg to seven. Edberg earns 29,750 dollars, but his serve falters while Becker shells 80 percent of first serves.
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