Hansen Becomes Free Agent As Bulls Make Move
In Chicago the Bulls designated guard Bob Hansen an unrestricted free agent after a season with 2.2 points per game in reg season and 2.5 in 9 playoff games. He was acquired from Sacramento in a deal for Dennis Hopson last November. Hansen previously played seven of nine NBA seasons with the Utah Jazz.
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Eagles sign Herschel Walker to boost running game
The Philadelphia Eagles sign former Heisman winner Herschel Walker to a two year deal to strengthen the running game and pair with a returning Randall Cunningham. Walker cites coach Reggie White and a family team culture as key factors in joining the Eagles.
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Mets Rally Past Cubs Despite Ejections and Injury
The Mets defeated the Cubs 8-2 as Bobby Bonilla was ejected and Sid Fernandez left with an injury. Willie Randolph opened with a homer, sparking a five-run eighth to snap Chicago’s seven-game skid at Shea Stadium while the Cubs stranded 11 runners.
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Peeler in trouble as NBA draft looms
Anthony Peeler, once Big Eight player of the year and a top draft prospect, posts bond after a new assault charge. He turned himself in Sunday night in Kansas City as a woman he dated at Paseo High School details an alleged attack.
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Powell makes big long jump showing in New Orleans trials
Carl Lewis, Mike Powell, and Mary Slaney faced mixed results as Olympic trials opened in New Orleans. Powell hit 29-4 on his first attempt while Lewis struggled with form. Slaney faded from an early 10-meter lead in the 3 000 meters ending her bid for team selection. Patti Sue Plumer won the 3 000, with Steely and Peters posting career bests.
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