No Magic for Lakers Spurs win at Forum
The Spurs beat the Lakers 86 to 84 at the Forum without Magic Johnson. The Lakers, missing their flu stricken All Star point guard, collapsed in the final seconds as Willie Anderson noted Johnson usually runs the game.
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Spurs snap Lakers home win streak in bold late rally
Spurs upset the Lakers 96 95 at the Forum breaking a 12 game home win streak for Los Angeles and a 14 game Spurs skid. Anderson delivered a crucial block and two late free throws sealing the win as Brown called it a milestone. Bulls, Mavericks, Timberwolves also won.
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Wolves Beat Kings 109 91 In Sacramento
Sacramento box shows McCray 20, Tisdale 26, Jackson 66 assists, 59 rebounds for Kings. Minnesota counters with Corbin 13, Campbell 25, Richardson 20, and Richardson 10 assists. Final 109 91 Minnesota over Sacramento.
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NBA At A Glance Tonight’s Games
Indiana plays Orlando, Cleveland visits Miami, Detroit meets Atlanta, Sacramento travels to Milwaukee, and New Jersey faces Phoenix in a slate of NBA games scheduled for tonight.
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Brewers drop to ten arbitration cases this year
Milwaukee Brewers reduced arbitration participants to ten after Chuck Crim and Mike Birkbeck agreed to terms. Crim will earn 600,000 in 1990 and 860,000 in 1991. Birkbeck will be paid 155,000 in the majors and 144,000 in the minors. Other Brewers named include Chris Bosio, Glenn Braggs, Tom Filer, Paul Molitor, Juan Nieves, Dan Plesac, Gus Polidor, B J Surhoff, Dale Sveum and Robin Yount.
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