Parcells to Undergo Open Heart Surgery
New York Giants coach Bill Parcells, two time Super Bowl winner, is set for open heart surgery this week. The Daily News reports he will have an angiogram at Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia today, followed by bypass based on test results.
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Parcells Faces Cardiac Surgery After Health Struggles
The 50 year old former Giants coach Parcells is slated for surgery after multiple heart procedures. He has had plaque removal and laser treatment to clear artery blockages and reports feeling fine, though doctors warned scar tissue can sustain blockages. He resigned after the 1991 Super Bowl victory due to health concerns, with procedures in December February and April this year.
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Pirates Draft Focus Shaped by Zduriencik Scouting Mastery
Pirates director of scouting Jack Zduriencik oversees a year round network of 150+ scouts preparing for the 1992 free agent draft. He personally evaluated 120 to 130 players, weighting intangibles beyond numbers as he ranks prospects for the team’s two draft lists.
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Gag order gives teams head start in draft signings
Pirates director of scouting Jack Zduriencik explains the new gag order limits full draft list releases for weeks to prevent college coaches from using the information as a recruiting tool. He oversees signing and comprehensive scouting across minors and majors, aiding trades.
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Giants avoid sweep in Pirates series with old uniforms
Giants edge Pirates 5 3 as Roger Craig wins in a New York uniform. Pittsburgh errors and a costly sixth inning allowed San Francisco to erase a 3 0 lead and spoil the Pirates retro promotion featuring 1939 style outfits and 10 cent scorecards.
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Agassi and Sampras set for French Open quarterfinal
In Paris, third seed Pete Sampras crushed Carl-Uwe Ste "<<CENSORED>>" 6-4 6-3 6-2 and eleventh seed Andre Agassi defeated Emilio Sanchez 6-1 6-3 7-5 to reach the quarters. Capriati, the lone American, beat Mary Pierce 6-4 6-3 to meet Monica Seles. Martinez and Bollegraf advanced to face Sabatini and Sanchez-Vicario respectively.
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Penguins Seek Second Straight Cup In Chicago Showdown
The Penguins, riding a 3-0 series lead after a 1-0 win over the Blackhawks, aim to close out tonight at Chicago Stadium. They have won eight straight playoff series over the last two seasons and outscored opponents 34-7 in clinchers, with leaders like Kevin Stevens highlighting their big-game form.
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Barrasso Sees No Vindication After Playoff Shine
Pittsburgh goalie Tom Barrasso rejects the idea his playoff performance vindicates his Buffalo years. He says he plays for family and enjoyment, not to prove critics wrong. The piece notes Chicago fans' hostility, Keenan’s line on victory, and Pittsburgh’s road-championship history.
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Lemieux Breaks Silence On Graves Slash Incident
Mario Lemieux accused New York Rangers forward Adam Graves of intentionally injuring him during the Stanley Cup playoffs. The Pittsburgh star, returning from injury, said the slash that broke his left hand was premeditated and blamed Graves and coach Roger Neilson for targeting him, as Pittsburgh prepared for game three against Chicago.
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