Cubs sign Moises Alou to three year deal
The Cubs ink outfielder Moises Alou to a $27 million, three year contract, adding a potent 3 4 5 in the lineup behind Sammy Sosa and Fred McGriff. Alou, who hit .331 with 27 homers and 108 RBIs for Houston, strengthens Chicago’s offense and stabilizes left field as part of a payroll move aided by the White Yankees winter meeting agreement. The deal includes $6 million next season, $9.5 million in 2003 and 2004, with a mutual $115 million option in 2005 and a $2 million buyout.
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Canadiens Triumph Over Penguins 3-1 in Montreal
Montreal edges Pittsburgh 3-1 with Brisebois and Ribeiro scoring in the first period, Zednik adding a second, while Theodore stops 31 of 32 shots for the victory. Aubin allows three, as the Canadiens improve. Attendance listed as 17,148.
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Panthers Top Caps On Unlikely Scorers In 5-2 Victory
Florida benefited from unexpected scorers Dan Boyle and others as the Panthers beat Washington 5-2. Jaromir Jagr left after a stick to the mouth but was diagnosed with a tooth injury and expected to return soon. Pavel Bure contributed an assist as Florida extended its post‑Keenan run to 4-3.
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Richter returns as USA Olympic goalie amid Rangers tie
New York goaltender Mike Richter rejoined the U S Olympic team in practice as Coach Herb Brooks and Craig Patrick added Richter and Carolina netminder Tom Barrasso during the Rangers 2 2 tie with New Jersey The final six players were to be named by Saturday ahead of the February 8 24 Salt Lake City Olympics roster deadline
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