Deadline saves day for NBA season talks
NBA Commissioner David Stern warned that failure to reach an agreement with the players union could lead to canceling the season. The board of governors would receive his recommendation if no deal was struck by the deadline.
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Touching all the bases by Stan Goldberg
The NBA and players union reached a six year deal ending a six month lockout. The 1994 season will be shortened to about 50 games starting in February with many issues settled, though fan interest remains torn between a potential Jordan return and other off court drama.
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NBA owners and players reach six year deal ending strike
After 91 days of stoppage the NBA and players union ratified a six year agreement with a seventh year option. It imposes salary limits, sets revenue shares, heightened drug testing, and new conduct rules while preserving some dignity for players and ending a costly lockout.
Michael Jordan Free Agent Watch Heats Up
With the lockout ended, Michael Jordan faces a choice between retirement or a return to the NBA. Bulls’ options include a salary fit and a seventh title run, while rival players and coaches weigh the league’s future without him. Jordan, a free agent at 35, could re-sign with Chicago under a 105 percent clause or explore other teams.
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Cavs rally in second quarter sinks Linganore 59 40
South Carroll used a strong second period to take control, outscoring Linganore 23 8 after a 6 6 tie. Adam Hynes and Kevin Damiano hit three pointers in the surge, as the Cavs improved to 6 2 overall and 1 0 in the conference. Linganore’s Steve Mulligan led with 15 points and eight boards, while Cavs stars Hynes Keefer and McGrane contributed 19 17 and 12 points respectively.
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FCC men edge Dundalk women hammer Harford in double victory
Frederick Community College split the doubleheader with a 42-80 win by the FCC men over Dundalk and an 89-33 blowout of Harford by the FCC women. Al Green led the men with 25 points as FCC improved to 5-6 overall and 4-3 in the Maryland JuCo Athletic Conference, while Dundalk dropped to 14-3.
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