Comeback Chronology for Jordan with Wizards in 1996-97
A concise outline of Michael Jordan's planned comeback season with the Washington Wizards including workouts starting Oct 2 in Wilmington North Carolina, exhibition and regular season games, key matchups with Pistons 76ers Jazz Bulls Lakers Knicks and a final April 17 golf date after the season closes.
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Stockton Signs Two Year Jazz Contract Extension
John Stockton agreed to a two year deal with the Utah Jazz, taking a roughly 3 million pay cut to stay with the NBA all time assists and steals leader. He will earn about 8 million per season and begins his 18th Jazz season next week.
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Jordan's Work Ethic Sets Fierce Tone For Wizards
Courtney Alexander in Chicago workouts describes Michael Jordan as exceptionally conditioned at 38 and still the best on the floor. Teammates and rivals note Jordan's intensity will raise Washington's practice level and chemistry as he returns to NBA action with the Wizards.
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Hawkeyes down Cyclones in first ever win over rival
Iowa defeats Iowa State 1-0 on the road in women's soccer behind Sarah Lynch's 25 second goal. Stepping back to Iowa City, former Hawkeye coach Stephanie Gabbert faced her old program as Cyclones coach. Britta Vogele earned the shutout with six saves.
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NASCAR tightens belt labeling rules after Mayfield issue
NASCAR issued new rules on belt and label placement after discovering a partially torn seat belt in Jeremy Mayfield's car. Labels must not sit under the adjusting mechanism when drivers are belted, and any under mechanism label must be moved without compromising belt integrity. The move follows Dale Earnhardt's Daytona 500 death linked to a dumped belt.
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