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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1992
Page
13
Chicago Cubs executives fly to Mesa to press for a multiyear deal with Ryne Sandberg as talks continue with agent Jim Turner. General manager Larry Himes says the team wants a resolution by Sunday night with Sandberg warning he will not negotiate past then.
Kansas City outfielder Kirk Gibson failed to report to practice in Florida citing plans to be a starter, while Keith Miller moves into left field. Gibson, who signed for 3.65 million over two years, says he was kept as insurance and plans to leave. In Boston, Roger Clemens, under a 21.5 million four year deal, worked out at home as he awaits March 4, with a red carpet welcome and a playful display courtesy of Mike Greenwell.
In Port St. Lucie Bret Saberhagen dominates hitters with a 92-94 mph average and peak near 97 mph, a velocity described as explosive by Willie Randolph. Contenders like Clemens and Gooden surpass him at times, but Saberhagen's power and control, aided by a slurve and changeup, make him a formidable, though not strikeout leader.
NAHL's N Augusta Yellow Jackets under coach Drew Hummell open March 11 at Aiken with a 9-12 record last season and aims for a top four finish in Region 3-AAAA. Key players include Tony Harrell, Benny Howell, and Branwen Corley.
Clemson erased a 3-0 Auburn lead with two runs in the fifth and a sixth inning tie, then Bill McMillon sparked a late run and scored the decisive marker. McMillon went 3-for-4 with a leadoff double, aiding Clemson to a 7-0 start. Reliever Michael Holtz earned the win as Auburn’s starter Scott Miller took the loss.
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