Cubs and Red Sox in World Series Fantasies Grow
Fans imagine a Cubs versus Red Sox World Series, with optimism in Chicago and Boston amid talk of a rare postseason clash. Stars like Kerry Wood, Mark Prior, Pedro Martinez, and Eric Ortiz weigh in as playoff games spark interest across Yankee Stadium and Pacific Bell Park.
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Rockies Fail to Rally as 2003 Worth of Woes Persist
Colorado’s 2003 season ended with a 74-88 record after a late slide from 65-79, a stark contrast to a strong home 49-32 mark. The payroll pressure tightens as six players are already locked in for 2004 and Payton’s return remains uncertain. Todd Helton narrowly missed the NL batting title with .35849, adding a bright note to a bleak year.
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Royals post 21 game turnaround sparks offseason questions
Kansas City rode a 21 game improvement to reach the brink of contention after a 100 loss season. General manager Allard Baird addresses payroll limits while core players like Raul Ibanez and Joe Randa face potential moves. Jose Lima and Brian Anderson held key roles as Curtis Leskanic and others contributed in a surprising rally that lifted optimism for 2003.
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KU lands NYC guard Russell Robinson for Jayhawks
Russell Robinson, a 6 foot 1 guard from Rice High School in New York City, will enroll at Kansas next year to play for the Jayhawks. He averaged 18 points, six rebounds, four assists and four steals per game last season and helped Rice win two state titles in three years. Robinson visited Kansas over the weekend and attended the crowds of over 50,000 at the Kansas football upset of Missouri.
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