Television Night Basketball Scores And Schedules
Television listings show games at 7 p.m. 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. including Charlotte at Indiana Washington at Philadelphia Orlando at New York Cleveland at Toronto Chicago at Atlanta Denver at Dallas and the L A Clippers at Sacramento Sacramento beat Denver 114 110 with key contributions from Gay Cousins and Rondo while Jokic Harris and Barton led Denver.
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Hutchinson and Garden City lead Region VI playoff push
Conference results show Hutchinson 72 63 and 93 84 wins over Cowley and Garden City. Allen County 74 69 over Neosho County Colby 87 81 over Seward County Pratt 92 79 over Independence and Dodge City 63 48 over Cloud County. First round set at Hartman Arena Park City with quarterfinal matchups Sunday and midweek games leading to the championship.
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Garden City Teams Highlight Busy Weekend Schedule
Garden City hosts multiple events across college and prep levels including baseball at Otero and New Mexico Military Institute, women's and men's region playoff basketball, prep and state wrestling, and bowling. The area features Garden City and Colby, Hugoton, Ulysses, Cimarron, and other Kansas prep programs with numerous matchups and state rankings noted.
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Major League and NCAA Transactions Summary
A broad list of sports transactions across leagues. MLB players Casey McGehee Manny Parra Troy Patton moves. NFL cuts Luke Lundy Jonathan Ransome Dax Swanson Brian Leonnhardt. TE Garrett Celek extension. NCAA coaching changes at Duke Emory and Henry UTSA. NBA Hawks Dekker assigned. NCAA Louisiana Lafayette Hedgeman suspended. NHL shifts including Martinsen Kindl Kronwall Bartley Byron Merrill Merrill. MLB trades and call ups include Mike Weber acquisition by Capitals.
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Niklas Kronwall
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Victor Bartley
St. John’s
Paul Byron
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Jonathon Merrill
New York Rangers
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Sean Couturier
St. Louis Blues
Brian Elliott
Pheonix Copley
Ty Rattie
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Slater Koekboek
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KU Rallies Past Baylor To One Win From Big 12 Crown
Kansas edged Baylor 66-60 at Ferrell Center as guard Wayne Selden and forward Landen Lucas led late charges. KU built a 12th straight conference win, improved to 24-4 overall and 12-3 in the Big 12, and can clinch at least a share with a home win over Texas Tech. Baylor fell to 20-8, 9-6.
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Garden City Lady Busters sweep Frank Phillips in softball
The Garden City Lady Busters swept Frank Phillips Texas in their home opener, 16-8 and 13-4, boosting their record to 3-3. Erin Jankiewicz drove in four runs in Game 1, Keisha Nakagawa hit a homer in Game 2, and Kaitlyn Bean earned the win in the second game as the team collected 25 hits and forced 15 errors by Frank Phillips. The twin bill set up a 1 p.m. doubleheader at Clarendon College Friday before a home conference opener against Pratt on March 2.
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