NBA Championships Winners From 1947 to 1988
The record lists the NBA champions for each season from 1946-47 to 1987-88, naming the victorious team and opponent with series results such as 4-1 or 4-0. Teams repeatedly appearing include the Celtics, Lakers, Warriors, Knicks, and Bullets among others, with cities and franchises changing names through the era. It shows era rivalries including Celtics vs Lakers dominance, Warriors titles in earlier decades, and late 1980s Lakers championships.
NBA title holders and their following season results
The record lists each NBA champion from 1976-77 through 1992-93 and how they fared the next season, detailing series outcomes in conference or league finals or semifinals, including teams such as the Celtics, Blazers, Bullets, Sonics, Lakers, 76ers, Nets, Rockets, Pistons, Bulls, and Suns. It notes losses to teams like the 76ers, Sonics, Lakers, Rockets, Pistons, and Bulls, as well as title defenses by the Lakers and Celtics with varying series results.
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Portland Trail Blazers
Philadelphia 76Ers
Washington Bullets
Seattle SuperSonics
Los Angeles Lakers
Boston Celtics
Houston Rockets
Detroit
Celtics
Knicks
Bullets
Bucks
Lakers
76Ers
Blazers
Sonics
Nets
Rockets
Pistons
Trail Blazers
Bulls
Suns
Orioles buy contract of Rosenkranz to Bowie system
Baseball trade news lists LHP Terry Rosenkranz purchased by Baltimore Orioles and assigned to Bowie of the Eastern League. Also notes multiple signings and releases across Frontier and Atlantic leagues, plus summarized MLB results and coaching hires from various teams and colleges.
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Bridgeport Bluefish
Terry Rosenkranz
Baltimore Orioles
Bowie
Baseball Totals E Walbeck Berroa Velarde Batista Williams Cruz Bush
E Walbeck and teammates Fernandez Berroa Stewart Velarde Batista powered by two doubles and a homer to lead ballclub. Williams Cruz and Bush delivered key hits as the squad tallied runs in the game, highlighting power and clutch hitting.
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Television Highlights for Wednesday June 10
TV listings show Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee at 2 p.m. on WGN. ESPN carries Texas at New York Yankees or Oakland at Cleveland at 7:30 p.m. ESPN2 has College World Series game 11 Miami vs Alabama or Rice in Omaha. NBC airs NBA Finals game 1 New York at San Antonio at 9 p.m. ESPN carries Pittsburgh at Los Angeles or Florida at Arizona at 10:30 p.m.
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New York
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Chicago
Houston
Atlanta
Montreal
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San Francisco
Arizona
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San Diego
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Yoshii
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Bulls title defense through late 1990s Warriors
The 1993 94 Bulls fell to the Knicks in seven games in the conference semifinals. In 1994 95 the Rockets defended their title by sweeping the Magic in four games. In 1995 96 the Rockets lost to the SuperSonics in four in the conference semifinals. In 1996 97 the Bulls defended the title by beating the Jazz. In 1997 98 the Bulls again defended the title by beating the Jazz. In 1998 99 the Bulls missed the playoffs.
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Houston Rockets
New York Knicks
Orlando Magic
Chicago Bulls
Seattle SuperSonics
Utah Jazz
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Tuesday's Sports Transactions
National Baseball Hall of Fame appoints Dale Petroskey as president. Orioles sign multiple players including Matthew Tate and Octavio Martinez. Mariners designate Mac Suzuki for assignment and recall Melvin Bunch from Tacoma. Rangers sign Colby Lewis to Pulaski. Blue Jays activate Quantrill and Berroa and designate Hollins. Dodgers acquire Craig Counsell and designate Brent Cookson. Riverdogs activate Schuldt Katz and send Wright Martin to Hudson Valley.
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National Baseball Hall OF Fame and Museum
Dale Petroskey
Baltimore Orioles
Matthew Tate
Octavio Martinez
Steven Salargo
Willie Harris
Michael Seestedt
Aaron Bakers
James Phillips
Seattle Mariners
Mac Suzuki
Melvin Bunch
Tacoma
Texas Rangers
Colby Lewis
Pulaski
Toronto Blue Jays
Paul Quantrill
Geronimo Berroa
DH Dave Hollins
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Craig Counsell
Florida Marlins
Brent Cookson
Charleston Riverdogs
Matt Schuldt
Glenn Katz
P Barrett Wright
Brian Martin
Hudson Valley
Giambi stars as A's open 13 game road trip
Jason Giambi went 3-for-3 with two RBIs as the A's opened a four city, 13 game road trip. Cleveland manager Mike Hargrove had hoped to get a second straight strong start from Wright, who pitched six innings of two hit ball against Milwaukee last week. The right hander's confidence had been shaken this season following accusations of being a headhunter.
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Jason Giambi
A’s
Cleveland
Mike Hargrove
Wright
Milwaukee
Red Sox Beat Opponent Behind Martinez Eight Strong
Martinez pitched eight innings giving up five hits and eight strikeouts to match the major league lead with 151. Jacque Jones hit an eighth inning run for Boston as Tim Wakefield earned the save in the ninth. Boston scored four in the sixth to win for the fourth time in 11 games after a prior Montreal loss snapped a nine game streak.
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Martinez
Randy Johnson
Tim Wakefield
Tom Gordon
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New York Yankees
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Ivan Rodriguez
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Mike Easler
Ryan Glynn
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Martinez earns 12th win as Red Sox edge Twins 4-2
Pedro Martinez strengthened as Boston rallied to a 4-2 victory over Minnesota. Martinez improved to 12-2, giving up two runs and four hits in four innings before retiring nine straight. The Twins pushed a leadoff single in the eighth before the Red Sox sealed the win.
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Boston
Pedro Martinez
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins
Martinez
Orioles Bring Excitement to Bluefield Summer Baseball
Fans in Bluefield celebrate the start of the season at Bowen Field as the Orioles begin a new year. Longtime supporters like Sam and Bonnie Gattuso praise the minor league atmosphere and excitement, while others note changes from last season and hope for player advancement within the organization.
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Brannon
Bluefield
Bowen Field
Sam
Bonnie Gattuso
Orioles
Sam Gattuso
Henry Belcher
Belcher
Orioles look for fresh start with new faces in 1999
Dyer notes a largely inexperienced roster with only four returnees for the Orioles this season. New outfielder Steve Salargo, a 20th round pick out of East Carolina, cites Bowen Field’s setting as a draw. Pitcher Sean Jones, back after Bluefield in 1998, aims to build on solid Florida work as Johnson City starts the third game. If Tuesday’s buzz continues, fans can expect an engaging 1999 campaign.
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Orioles
Steve Salargo
Salargo
East Carolina University
Bowen Field
Sean Jones
Bluefield
Jones
Johnson City
Florida
Dierker Undergoes Second Surgery and Recovery Joke
The article notes an abnormal blood flow and a second malformation removed from Dierker. After closing, a bone flap was replaced in the skull. Parrish recalls Dierker asking if there would be no more head butts, to which he answered yes. Jeff Bagwell comments on relief.
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Parrish
Dierker
Jeff Bagwell
Barr Named New Athletics Director at Bluefield College
Barr wins NAIA District 21 Coach of the Year honor with IWU in 1993 and rises from interim to full-time athletics director at Bluefield College. He brings seven years coaching high school baseball and extensive teaching, plus directing winter and summer camps. He and his family plan to move to BC campus in mid June.
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Barr
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Bill
Tim Curry
Ashley Lawson
Bluefield College
Jacki
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All-State selections rally Wahama to state title title
Wahama pitcher Smoulder led six innings in each state tournament game earning two wins and eight strikeouts in an 8-2 victory over Big Creek. Bryant Porter, catcher for Williamson’s Wolfpack, posted top numbers with a .524 average, 10 homers, 55 RBIs. Adam Simmons of East Hardy claimed final infield spot with .627 average, 14 doubles and 33 RBIs, plus 29 stolen bases and .893 slugging. Outfielders include Zac Johnson of Williamstown, Seth Sedlock of Fayetteville, and Mike Criner of Buffalo. Sedlock set a state single season homer mark with 18, Johnson hit .404 with seven homers and 42 RBIs, Criner batted .395 with 10 homers and 36 RBIs. Matt Sosebee of Van joined Metheny as a utility.
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Smoulder
Maroon Knights
Big Creek
Williamson
Bryant Porter
Wolfpack
Adam Simmons
East Hardy
Zac Johnson
Williamstown
Seth Sedlock
Fayetteville
Mike Criner
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Van
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