McDowell seeks record 6.5 million in arbitration
Cy Young winner Jack McDowell asked the Chicago White Sox for a record 6.5 million as teams exchanged figures. He earned 4 million last season after a 22-10 record and 3.37 ERA, winning the AL Cy Young. The White Sox offered 5.3 million, a franchise high.
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ONeal Holds Lead In Eastern Center Balloting
Shaquille ONeal of the Magic remains the top center in NBA All-Star fan voting with 255,392 votes and a 28.2 scoring average. Patrick Ewing climbs to second at center with 215,816 as balloting runs through Thursday for Feb 13 game in Minneapolis. The Slam Dunk field will feature Harold Miner Shawn Kemp and six others including Doug Christie Robert Pack James Robinson and Isaiah Rider. Meanwhile David Robinson is likely out for the Spurs on the remaining road trip due to knee discomfort after Monday's warmups.
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Washington Wins Stunner In Australian Open Upset
MaliVai Washington toppled second seed Michael Stich 7-6 6-3 3-6 6-2 in the first round. Petr Korda fell in straight sets to Thomas Engqvist, while Jim Courier advanced to the third round with a 6-1 6-4 6-4 win over Marcos Ondruska. Becker’s wife Barbara gave birth to a 7 pound son.
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Johnson supplier pleads innocent in steroid smuggling case
In Buffalo, NY, Jamie Astaphan a Toronto medical practitioner pleaded innocent to three counts of distributing steroids and four counts of smuggling steroids related to the Ben Johnson doping scandal. The report also notes boxing hall of fame inductees and Arizona track coaches of the year.
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Robinson lifts Purdue past Indiana in overtime thriller
No. 12 Purdue rallied from a 10 point deficit to beat No. 8 Indiana 83-76 in West Lafayette. Glenn Robinson scored 33 including nine in overtime and Cuonzo Martin added a season high 23 as Purdue improved to 15-1 overall and 3-1 in the Big Ten.
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Parish Celtics shock Rockets 95 83 in Houston
Robert Parish scored 19 points and 17 rebounds as the Celtics beat the Houston Rockets 95 83 in Houston. Boston earned its first two game winning streak since December while Houston suffered its first three game skid of the season. Dee Brown led Boston with 23 points. Olajuwon outscored Parish last week.
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Suns Hold Off Mavericks Behind Majerle Hot Start
Phoenix built an early 28-20 lead behind Dan Majerle who scored 13 in the first period and finished with 11 of 18 from the field as Oliver Miller added 18 points and 11 rebounds. Dallas kept pace late but turnover discipline and strong finishing sealed a 102-89 win for Phoenix. Sean Rooks led Dallas with 21 points while Jimmy Jackson and Jamal Mashburn struggled.
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