Royals Rally Past Red Sox in Wild 13-11 Clash
Kansas City overcame a six run deficit to beat Boston 13-11 at Fenway Park. Dave McCarty delivered a pivotal two run triple in the eighth as Johnny Damon, Mike Sweeney, Carlos Beltran and Joe Randa each had three hits. Boston's Carl Everett hit a grand slam and Nomar Garciaparra added a two run double but the Royals piled up nine runs in the sixth to seize the lead. Santiago and Reichert closed out the win for Kansas City with Reichert earning his first save.
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Kennedy hires Antuono to bolster staff at Kennedy
Turco, former Mohawk and Youngstown Raven head coach, secures Frank Antuono as quarterbacks and outside linebackers coach at Kennedy High. Antuono, citing a return to head coaching someday, commits to being the best assistant while a strong Kennedy staff and playoff history shape the program. The move also adds Ed Pikna Archi Donofrio Al Boggia Joe Kenneally and Ed Stabile to the alignment.
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Packers mull release of Chmura after probe and trial delays
The Green Bay Packers plan to cut ties with former All-Pro Mark Chmura after June 1 to gain $900,000 in salary cap space following accusations of sexually assaulting a 17-year-old at a post-prom party. Chmura faces trial set for June 23 in Waukesha County on third-degree sexual assault charges.
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Mogilny nets fourth playoff goal as Stars rally falters
Alexander Mogilny tied the game at 12 42 of the first period after Scott Gomez charted a path through the neutral zone with Roman Lyashenko pressed close. Mogilny then beat Belfour high for his fourth playoff goal as Dallas reflected on a tighter defensive approach.
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Agassi Loses At French Open As Chang Surges On
Michael Chang remains the last American man standing at Roland Garros after a surprising run to the third round, while top seeds Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras exit early. Agassi retired from a blistering toe injury against Karol Kucera after leading 5-3 in the second set, finishing with 60 unforced errors.
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