Spurs extend win streak with 109-100 over Pacers at Alamodome
San Antonio Spurs rack up their 10th straight win tying a franchise record and 12th consecutive at the Alamodome with a 109-100 victory over Indiana. David Robinson scores 34 and grabs 10, nearly a triple double, while Reggie Miller leads Pacers with 23. Other scorelines note Rockets over Hawks 103-99, Cavaliers over Nuggets 111-98, Pistons over Bullets 100-93.
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Yankees sign Reardon and Tanana bolster 1994 rosters
With spring training near, Jeff Reardon signs a minor league deal with the Yankees potentially earning up to 1 million. Frank Tanana returns to the Angels 14 years after leaving, signing a minor league contract after a 4.35 ERA season with the Mets and Yankees. Rich Gossage re-signs with the Athletics on a minor league deal, Geno Petralli moves to the Padres on a minor league pact. Arbitration rulings shape season salaries for Pat Kelly and Todd Zeile amid a 6-4 owner edge.
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Crack of bat absent in Jordan spring workout
Michael Jordan, debuting as a White Sox rookie, faced a quiet first outdoor workout at Ed Smith Stadium. He hit almost 100 balls with only one reaching the fence, displaying a stiff right-handed swing and many weak contact balls. Coach Gene Lamont said the team will not rush him and that an intrasquad game is planned for March 3.
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Kentucky rallies from 31 down to top LSU 99 95 record
No. 11 Kentucky erased a 31 point deficit in 15 minutes 30 seconds to beat LSU 99 95 as Walter McCarty hit a go ahead three with 19 seconds left. Ronnie Henderson poured 36 for LSU while Clarence Ceasar added 32 in the loss.
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