Lakers Pacers battle for first NBA title in finals run
Lakers face the Indiana Pacers in the 2000 NBA Finals after both teams won their conference titles. Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O Neal lead Los Angeles, while Reggie Miller and Chris Mullin pace Indiana. Miller shines with five three pointers in one Knicks series win. Bryant starred in a pivotal Game 7 against Portland. The matchup marks first finals for the Pacers in five tries and the Lakers since 1991.
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Warrick Signs With Bengals In 7 Year, 42 Million Deal
Peter Warrick, Florida State star with ACC records, signs with Cincinnati as a top draft pick. The seven year, 42 million contract includes a potential six year term if he meets playing time thresholds. Warrick aims to help Cincinnati rebound after a rough 1990s season and to learn the playbook quickly in a new stadium.
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Deion Sanders Arrives in Washington after Trade and Knee Surgery
Deion Sanders moved to Washington after a trade that brought two top draft picks, joining owner Dan Snyder and Vinny Cerrato. He underwent an MRI on a knee repaired on January 24. Darrell Green may yield starting role to Sanders, with Champ Bailey as the other cornerback. Sanders, an eight time Pro Bowler and 1994 defensive player of the year, is renowned for lockdown coverage and field disruption.
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Rocker Sent To Triple A After Controversy
Braves reliever John Rocker was optioned to the Richmond Triple A club after a weekend confrontation with Sports Illustrated reporter Jeff Pearlman. Braves GM John Schuerholz cited a separate $5,000 fine for the incident and Rocker’s poor pitching as reasons for the demotion.
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Belle Powers Orioles Past Mets at Shea in Windy Night
Albert Belle collected three hits and two RBIs in his first Shea Stadium appearance as Baltimore beat New York 4-2, snapping a five game skid. Jason Tyner went 2-for-3 in his majors debut for the Mets, while Mike Mussina earned the win and a three run seventh inning rally keyed by a Hampton departure. Reds add minor league pitcher Brett Gray after 25 strikeout indie outing. Gray, 23, joined Dayton after Reds purchased his contract from London Werewolves.
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Norman and Safin Survive Rain Soaked French Open Rush
In a drenched Roland Garros day, No. 3 Magnus Norman defeated Andrei Medvedev 6-0 6-4 6-2 to reach the quarterfinals as No. 12 Marat Safin also advanced. Franco Squillari and Younes El Aynaoui led late 6-4 6-1 3-3 while Lleyton Hewitt trailed Albert Costa 6-3 4-4 in progress. The rain halted play for 2.5 hours and fans sought shelter at the beer tent. Norman, buoyed by his upsurge in form, remains atop the ATP standings with two titles this season.
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