Starks powers Knicks past Hawks for critical third seed stand
John Starks drilled seven 3-pointers to score 26 as New York beat Atlanta 102-97 in Atlanta. The Knicks solidified third in the East with 53-22 while Hawks fall to 51-24 and Detroit trails by 1.5 games with two weeks left.
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Kemp Fined For Missing Practice By SuperSonics
Seattle forward Shawn Kemp was fined an undisclosed amount for failing to notify the team he would miss a practice. Team president Wally Walker said Kemp would not start for the fourth straight game after Friday's unexcused absence, while a positive meeting with coach George Karl preceded Saturday's game against Dallas.
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Penguins ride power play to 5-2 win over Senators
Penguins peppered Ottawa with shorthanded goals and dominated the special teams. Petr Nedved tallied twice and Mario Lemieux added his 49th as Pittsburgh halted Ottawa's four-game win streak in a 5-2 victory in Pittsburgh. Interim coach Craig Patrick praised the penalty kill as the key factor.
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Rain delays NASCAR events at Texas Motor Speedway
Heavy rain flooded Texas Motor Speedway delaying Winston Cup qualifying for the Interstate Batteries 500. Dale Jarrett will start first after a points based lineup, with Jeff Gordon on the front row and Terry Labonte fastest in practice at 182.395 mph before a Turn 1 crack briefly ended sessions.
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U S leads Russia in world freestyle win sweep
The United States swept all eight matches for a 25 7 victory over Russia at the Freestyle World Cup in Stillwater Oklahoma. The U S won the team title with six individual golds led by Lou Rosselli Kendall Cross John Fisher Kevin Jackson Mike Van Arsdale and Bruce Baumgartner Baumgartner earned his eighth World Cup gold a record Jackson captured his third.
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