Defenses rule Cup final 1999 in Buffalo Dallas clash
Dallas and Buffalo enter a defensively minded Stanley Cup final with goaltending and grit favored over offense. Ken Hitchcock warns viewers this series will be hard fought, not TV spectacle, as Dominik Hasek stars for Buffalo and Dallas seizes early leads to protect them.
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Rivers Named New Orlando Coach with No Promises
Doc Rivers accepted the Orlando Magic head coaching job saying he will work hard to make it a success and will be unafraid of risk. The former NBA guard, 31 at the time, inherits a team after Chuck Daly's retirement and potential roster changes including Penny Hardaway's free agency. Rivers signed a four year deal worth just over 8 million, after a 13 year playing career and recent TV work.
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College World Series seeding highlights eight top teams
Associated Press reports the NCAA praised seeding as eight top teams reached Omaha for the College World Series. No. 1 Miami faces No. 8 Rice, with No. 2 Florida State against No. 7 Texas A&M and No. 3 Cal State Fullerton vs No. 6 Stanford. Alabama plays Oklahoma State in the opening games.
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Pacers Take Game 5 Behind Strong Rebounding and Free Throws
Indiana dominated the boards 41 to 30 while going 22 for 30 at the line, building a 76-66 lead late in the fourth. Latrell Sprewell struggled, the Knicks shot poorly, and Indiana seized homecourt advantage as momentum shifted toward a decisive Game 6 at Madison Square Garden. Marcus Camby led New York with 18 points and 14 rebounds as Jeff Van Gundy acknowledged cold shooting.
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