Electric shock next for rebellious Bulls star Rodman
Chicago coach Phil Jackson defends his discipline approach for Dennis Rodman amid late arrivals and a Detroit wrestling appearance. Jackson jokes about “electric shock” as a possible next measure while noting Rodman’s long history of rebelling against authority. Michael Jordan aims to help teammates including Joe Kleine and Scott Burrell secure championships. Jeff Hornacek praises Rodman’s game but cautions about his lifestyle for his children. Karl Malone also spent time with Mark McGwire at Comiskey Park ahead of a Sox-Cardinals game.
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Utah Jazz stars endure grueling season with Bulls chase
Jacque Vaughn and Greg Ostertag face a taxing end to the season as the Jazz trail Chicago 2 1 in the NBA title bid. Ostertag mourns a rough year after a big contract while Vaughn, a rookie, remains mostly on the bench behind Stockton and Eisley. Coach Sloan backs their potential and emphasizes the championship mission.
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Bulls search for Rodman answers as series shifts
Bulls focus on Dennis Rodman amid talk of his wrestling moment while Jazz lament their team’s 54 point game during a 2-1 series lead. Phil Jackson defends Rodman and notes his absence from practice. Jerry Sloan stresses discipline. Rodman’s offbeat image draws media attention as he delivers limited points but rebounds in the series.
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Red Wings edge Capitals in playoff opener amid late Washington surge
Detroit survived Washington’s rally as Chris Osgood stopped six third period shots to preserve a 2-1 lead. Andrei Nikolishin tied the game before Henrik Zetterberg’s redention? (Note: The provided text does not mention Nikolishin or a tying goal. the summary focuses on Osgood’s key saves, Zednick’s seventh playoff goal giving Washington hope, Holmstrom and Kocur’s first-period setup, and Lidstrom’s insurance as Detroit controlled most of the game.)
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