Night Sports Scores and Playoff Track
Last night’s results feature Toronto 3 Philadelphia 1 and Cleveland 6 Cincinnati 1. Minnesota 3 beat Pittsburgh 2, Atlanta 9 Baltimore 0, Tampa Bay 4 Montreal 3 in extra innings 11. Yankees 4 Florida 1, Detroit 4 Milwaukee 1, San Francisco 6 St. Louis 5, Cubs 13 White Sox 7, Houston 7 Kansas City 1, San Diego 17 Texas 8, Arizona 12 Oakland 4, Los Angeles 7 Seattle 4. Mets at Boston and Colorado at Anaheim night. Finals Sunday Chicago 96 Utah 54 Bulls lead 2-1. Wednesday Utah at Chicago 9 p.m. NBC. Stanley Cup Finals Tuesday June 9 Washington at Detroit 8 p.m. FOX.
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Toronto
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Baltimore
Tampa Bay
Montreal
N.Y. Yankees
Florida
Detroit
Milwaukee
San Francisco
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Houston
Kansas City
San Diego
Texas
Arizona
Oakland
Los Angeles
Seattle
N.Y. Mets
Boston
Colorado
Anaheim
Tampa Bay drafts players with big size
The Princeton Devil Rays built a physically imposing 1998 draft group. Top picks average 6-3, 212 with eight of 14 pitchers. Notable selections include John Presley 6-6 225, Aubrey Huff 6-3 212, Ryan Rupe 6-6 240, John Jacobs 6-0 190, and Joseph Kennedy 6-4 195. Season opens June 17 at Bluefield and June 18 at home versus the Orioles.
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Ungeton
Princeton Devil Rays
P-Rays
Tampa Bay
Devil Rays
Princeton
John Presley
Fort Lauderdale
Aubrey Huff
University of Miami
Ryan Rupe
Texas A&m
John Jacobs
Joseph Kennedy
Bluefield
Orioles
Hunnicutt Field
Bulls rout Jazz in NBA Finals Game 3 setting scoring record
Chicago Bulls overwhelmed Utah Jazz 96 54 to take a 2 1 lead in the NBA Finals. Michael Jordan scored 24 as Toni Kukoc 16 and Scott Burrell 10 aided a dominant performance. Utah committed 26 turnovers and shot poorly throughout.
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Utah Jazz
Chicago Bulls
Jazz
Bulls
Utah
Indiana Pacers
Fort Wayne
Boston
Chicago
Malone
John Stockton
Ron
Kukoc
Scott Burrell
Harper
Stockton
Burrell
Bluefield Blazers head to Tennessee for regional tourney
A group of 13 Bluefield public housing youths ages 13 to 17 depart for the Southeastern Regional NAHRO tournament at the University of Tennessee Chattanooga. Coach Tony Webster leads them with Johnny Morris and Willie Hunt coaching. They will compete within a 10 state region, with aims beyond winning as teamwork and sportsmanship are stressed. The trip includes a reception, riverboat cruise, aquarium visit, and a speech by an Orlando Magic NBA player.
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Bluefield Blazers
Chattanooga
National Association of Housing and Redevelopment
Brandon Matthews
Dajaun Howze
Jacob Cook
Jeffrey King
Lamar Freeman
Willie Hunt
John Morris
Donald Amaker
Tashame Hayes
Justin King
Tremayne Bennett
George Cooke
Shawn Hearn
Vernon Adams
Lamar Bennett
David Harris
Tony Webster
Cindy Preast
Bluefield Housing Authority
Blazers
Tennessee
Luefield
Bluefield
National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officers
Pus
University of Tennessee-Chattanooga
Johnny Morris
Webster
Orlando Magic
Authority
Berns Rebounds From Wreck To Key RiverDogs Role
Former Princeton first baseman Robert Berns, who hit 34 doubles in 1997 to set an Appalachian League record, survived a San Jose wreck that sidelined him three months. He redoubled rehab and is now a steady lineup contributor for the Charleston RiverDogs, reflecting on baseball’s meaning and his renewed drive. He recalls a tough high school period at Arroyo.
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Luefield
Princeton Devil Rays
Robert Berns
Berns
San Jose
Charleston, SC
Macon
Arroyo
Braves dominate Orioles as Maddux fires four-hitter
In Baltimore, Greg Maddux pitched a four-hitter with four strikeouts to lead the Atlanta Braves to a 9-0 win and a 2-1 series victory over the Orioles, who were blanked for the first time this season. Andres Galarraga and Andruw Jones homered, while Doug Drabek took the loss for Baltimore.
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Altimore
Greg Bbseca
Baltimore Orioles
Maddux
Atlanta Braves
Andres Galarraga
Andruw Jones
Braves
Orioles
Atlanta
Doug Drabek
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NBA
Nbc
NHL
Washington
FOX
Jim Nelson
the Telegraph
Karl Malone
Howard Eisley
Bryan Russell
Greg Ostertag
Jacque Vaughn
Luce Longley
Bill Archer
Reds
NEW York
David Cone
Paul O’neill
Tino Martinez
Bernie Williams
Ryan Dempster
Yankees
Padres
Arlington
Steve Finley
Finley
Greg Vaughn
Dave Burba
Burba
Dmitri Young
RBI
Twins
Pirates
Matt Lawton
Jason Schmidt
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brent Gates
Lawton
Schmidt
Blue Jays
Phillies
Chris Carpenter
Carlos Delgado
Mike Lieberthal
Devil Rays Expos
Secenn Teateenaeearae
ST. Petersburg, Fla
Mike Kelly
Tropicana Field
Albie Lopez
Tigers
Brewers
Justin Thompson
Bobby Higginson
Tony Clark
Thompson
Astros
Royals
Shane Reynolds
Jeff Bagwell
Bagwell
Jim Pittsley
Derek Bell
Lee
Greg Maddux
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