Braves Face Manager Decision After Haas Firing
The Braves weigh options after Eddie Haas is fired and Bobby Wine leads the team with mixed support. Fans, front office, and Ted Turner seek clarity as speculation shifts toward Joe Torre Bobby Cox and other possible hires while the team risks lost time.
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Niekro nets 300th win with 8 0 shutout of Blue Jays
Phil Niekro, 46, notches his 300th victory by blanking Toronto 8-0, becoming the 18th pitcher to reach 300 and the oldest to throw a shutout. Henry Cotto homered for the Yankees as Niekro surpassed Ferguson Jenkins on the all-time strikeout list with 3,197.
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Playoff Picture Brightens for Royals and Blue Jays
McGee calls playoffs the fun part as the St. Louis Cardinals and Kansas City Royals head to best-of-7 showdowns after clinching divisions. Toronto faces Kansas City in AL, while Los Angeles hosts St. Louis in the NL, with World Series set to begin Oct. 19. Royals rely on Brett, Saberhagen. Blue Jays ride Bell and Alexander. Cardinals rely on Andujar, Herzog praises team resilience.
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Grant risks end zone gamble as Vikings fall to 3 2
Bud Grant defied convention by going for a final yard TD from the one yard line with Minnesota trailing the Rams 13 10. Darrin Nelson was stopped by Jim Collins and Los Angeles improved to 5 0 while Minnesota slipped to 3 2.
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