Kings hold No 1 pick as draft chatter stalls in New York
The 1989 NBA draft class offers guards and forwards with little trade activity. Sacramento retains rights to the No 1 pick though coach Jerry Reynolds says no serious offers have emerged. If kept, the Kings may select Duke's Danny Ferry or Arizona's Sean Elliott.
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Sacramento
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Jerry Reynolds
Danny Ferry
Duke
Sean Elliott
Arizona
Landrum Stars in Pirates Victory Sealing St Louis Win
Pittsburgh reliever Bill Landrum earned his sixth save in six chances as the Pirates beat the St. Louis Cardinals 5-3. Landrum worked 1 1/3 innings and, despite deflecting praise, emphasized a bullpen approach with John Smiley earning the win. Teammate Bobby Bonilla noted the club’s effort while managing injuries and a midpack NL East standing. The report also covers Dodgers 7 Reds 0, Mets 5 Phillies 1, Astros 12 Braves 6, and Padres 10 Giants 7 with noted performances from Hershiser, McReynolds, Jefferies, Young, Gwynn, and Mitchell.
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Jim Gott
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Smiley
Jim
Bobby Bonilla
RBI
Dodgers
REDS
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Orel Hershiser
Rose
METS
Phillies
NEW York
Kevin McReynolds
Gregg Jefferies
Astros
Braves
Atlanta
Gerald Young
Houston
Padres
Giants
SAN Diego
Tony Gwynn
Kevin Mitchell
Ryan narrowly misses sixth no hitter in Rangers win
Nolan Ryan, 42, carried a no hitter into the eighth before Brook Jacoby’s line drive gap single ended the bid. He improved to 9-3, striking out six in eight innings, while Jeff Russell secured his 17th save as Texas beat Cleveland 4-2.
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Joe Carter
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Jerry Reuss
Chicago
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TWINS
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Boston
Allan Anderson
al Newman
Randy Bush
Minnesota
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Royals
Kansas City
Andy Hawkins
Dave Righetti
Steve Balboni
New York
Elliott finally lands Miller 400 at MIS in dominant fashion
Bill Elliott of Dawsonville Ga won the Miller 400 at Michigan International Speedway after a late surge, finishing 1.99 seconds ahead of Rusty Wallace. Wallace led early before tire troubles and a broken jack sunk his bid, while Darrell Waltrip and Elliott traded the lead late as Elliott passed Wallace with 20 laps left. Waltrip settled third after choosing not to pit on the final caution.
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