Baseball rundown of late games across the National League
The schedule lists six MLB NL games this evening including San Francisco at Florida Cincinnati at Philadelphia Montreal at New York Mets San Diego at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Chicago Colorado at St Louis and Los Angeles at Houston with start times from 7:05 to 8:05 p.m.
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Daly to coach Orlando Magic in reported $15 million deal
NBC cited sources that Chuck Daly agreed to coach the Orlando Magic for three years at 15 million. A Magic spokesman said talks were ongoing and no final agreement existed. Daly, 67, formerly led the Pistons to 1989 and 1990 titles and coached the Nets last in 1993-94.
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John Gabriel
Detroit Pistons
NBA
New Jersey Nets
U.S
Bulls
Phil Jackson
Rick Pitino
Boston Celtics
Larry Brown
Indiana Pacers
Philadelphia 76Ers
Bird
Pacers
Atlanta Hawks
Lenny Wilkens
Brian Hill
Richie Adubato
Shaquille O’neal
Miami Heat
Bluefield sprinters take fourth and fifth in 100m dash
Bluefield High teammates Donald Amaker and Charlie Tynes finished fourth and fifth in the 100 meter dash at Laidley Field. Amaker clocked 11.49 seconds with Tynes matching the 11.49. Both ran Saturday events for Charleston Bluefield competition.
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Charleston - Bluefield High
Donald Amaker
Charlie Tynes
Laidley Field
Jordan buzzer winner gives Bulls 84 82 opener over Jazz
Michael Jordan hits a 21 foot jumper at the buzzer after Karl Malone misses two free throws with 9.2 seconds left, lifting the defending champion Bulls to an 84 82 victory in the NBA Finals opener. Malone scores 23 and 15 rebounds while Jordan collects 31 points and eight assists.
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Michael Jordan
Karl Malone
Ae Bulls
Utah Jazz
Malone
Jordan
Dennis Rodman
United Center
Bulls
Toni Kukoc
Bryan Russell
Utah
Luc Longley
Chicago
Ron Harper
Scottie Pippen
Pippen
Rudd Survives Dover Debacle At Monster Mile
Ricky Rudd navigated a crash-filled Miller 500 at Dover Downs International Speedway to edge Mark Martin by a narrow margin. Jeff Gordon, Bobby Labonte, and Dale Jarrett crashed or retired as leaders fell away, leaving Rudd with his 18th career win and fourth at Dover as the battle between Ford teammates continued to the finish.
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Martin
Dover Downs International Speedway
Dover
Mark Martin
Con
Bobby Labonte
Gordon
Dale Jarrett
Ernie Irvan
Irvan
Jarrett
Ford
Kenny Wallace
Labonte
Kyle Petty
Kyle
Ricky Rudd
Dover Downs
LSU Tigers club Stanford in long ball parade at CWS
LSU defeated Stanford 10-5 in Omaha extending its NCAA streak to 184 homers this season and tying the College World Series record with five homers. Brandon Larson hit two solo shots and Eddy Furniss joined him with another as LSU broke from a 7-0 lead. Kyle Peterson took the loss after five innings.
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LSU
Brandon Larson
Stanford
Kyle Peterson
Clint Earnhart
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Eddy Furniss
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Lance Berkman
Rice
Wes Davis
Miami
Arizona State
Florida State
Auburn
Peterson
Omaha
Creighton Prep
RBI
Furniss
Trey McClure
Patrick Coogan
Coogan
Luke Quaccia
Tony Schrager
Edmund Muth
Brian Daugherty
Jon Schaeffer
Warren Morris
Tony Martinez
Tony Miranda
Fullerton State
Southern California
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