Notable NBA milestones from February dates in history
On this day in 1962 Will Chamberlain scored 73 points for the Philadelphia Warriors in a 135 117 win over the Chicago Packers. In 1974 the Miami Dolphins captured their second straight Super Bowl with a 24 7 win over Minnesota. In 1987 Houston Rockets players Lewis Lloyd and Mitchell Wiggins were banned for cocaine use. In 2006 Larry Brown became the fourth coach to reach 1 000 NBA regular season wins as New York beat Atlanta 105 94.
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Namath guarantee echoed as Jets press box falls silent
John Fox of the New York Daily News recalls Joe Namath's famous 1969 guarantee that the Jets would beat the Colts, noting the NFL writers' hush in the press box during a pivotal moment in the game.
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Henderson and Rice elected to Hall in Cooperstown
Rickey Henderson and Jim Rice secured Baseball Hall of Fame induction in 2015, with Henderson entering in his first year and Rice in his final BBWAA year. Henderson led in runs and steals, Rice known for power, speeches expected to be concise. Ceremonies set for July 26 in Cooperstown, NY.
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Kawakami in Atlanta for physical with Braves likely deal
Kenshin Kawakami was in Atlanta on Monday for a physical as part of negotiations for a Braves contract. A person briefed on the talks said the deal is not yet final.
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Missouri guard Leo Lyons suspended after arrest
Missouri college basketball guard Leo Lyons was suspended indefinitely following his Sunday arrest in Columbia for driving with no lights and for failing to display proof of insurance and failing to pay a traffic fine.
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Contemplating Tony Dungy Career and Life Balance
A reflection on Tony Dungy retirement highlights his calm leadership in football and mentoring approach. The piece notes his Tampa Bay success, Colts playoff run, and the personal influence on players families and ailing fans, including a suicide intervention that showed his deep commitment beyond wins.
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