Coleman to lead NL as White steps down
Coleman Leonard Coleman was elected National League president and will replace Bill White. Coleman, 45, previously led baseball marketing and has a background in New Jersey state government and finance. White, 60, plans to retire to Pennsylvania after a controversial period over minority hiring.
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Ingles heats MCC to playoff win over Yavapai
MCC Thunderbirds, led by Mark Ingles with a game high 26 points in 28 minutes, roll past Yavapai Roughriders 83-54 in the ACCAC Region 1 Tournament opening round. Ingles adds six assists as MCC shoots 72 percent in the first half and builds a 52-25 halftime edge.
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Smits leads Pacers past Trail Blazers in Indy
Rik Smits had 24 points and 13 rebounds marking his fifth straight double double as Indiana beat Portland 106 94 ending the Blazers six game win streak. Reggie Miller added 20 for a Pacers club that won three straight and eight of 10 at home.
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Indiana Rallies Past Illinois To Extend Home Streak
No. 17 Indiana overcame a 50 point loss to Minnesota to beat Illinois 82-77 in Bloomington. Damon Bailey scored 22 and went 12-for-12 from the line while Alan Henderson added 20 points and 11 rebounds as Indiana improved to 18-6 overall and 11-4 in the Big Ten. Indiana reached 43 straight home wins. Also noted: Syracuse edged Miami 71-69 behind Lawrence Moten late.
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Barkley fined over first slap during Suns scrimmage
Thorn said Barkley threw the first slap while Oakley retaliation mostly connected with Patrick Ewing. Westphal disputed Thorn’s ruling calling it a strange interpretation. Barkley played in a long scrimmage as the Suns prepared to face Golden State.
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