Stars win in OT to stave off elimination in NEL playoffs
Dallas beats Detroit 3-2 in overtime on Jamie Langenbrunner’s 70 foot shot just 46 seconds into the extra period. Carbonneau tied late 2-2 after Larionov’s early goal, with Detroit leading series 3-2 heading to Game 6 in Detroit.
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Pioline Advances to French Open Semifinals in Five-Set Shocker
Frenchman Cedric Pioline outlasted Hicham Arazi in five sets to reach the Roland Garros semifinals, becoming the first Frenchman since 1992 to do so. Pioline endured fatigue and 149 unforced errors amid tense moments as Arazi battled blistered feet and missed break chances.
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Stockton leads Jazz past Bulls in overtime thriller
Utah survived Michael Jordan's 33 points as John Stockton opened overtime with a layup, then hit a game deciding shot with Kneed to go ahead. Karl Malone added two points and Bryan Russell 13 as Chicago failed to score in the final minutes of OT.
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Jazz Rally Past Bulls In OT Semi Final Thriller
In a tense playoff clash in Chicago, Utah shoots 38-85 and outscores Chicago 18-11 in OT to win 88-85. Stockton leads Utah with 24 points and 8 assists while Malone adds 15, and Jordan scores 33 for Chicago as Rodman shines on rebounds but silenced late.
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Chiefs begin 1998 camp with most players present
Kansas City Missouri The 1998 Chiefs opened minicamp with most regulars, missing only punter Louie Aguiar and unhappy defensive lineman Dan Williams. Coach Marty Schottenheimer praised the first day, noted no false starts, and stressed building team chemistry amid many new players joining established stars. Chester McGlockton and Leslie O Neal signed as free agents to bolster a defense already strong.
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Malone’s tough Finals night with Jazz in Utah 88 85 OT win
Karl Malone endured a rough Game 1 in the NBA Finals with the Jazz, shooting 9-for-25 and scoring 21 points amid early nerves and weak defense. He contributed late in regulation with two jumpers and helped Utah hold on to beat the Bulls in overtime.
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