Bryant’s 56 Caps Lakers’ 120 81 Win Over Grizzlies
Kobe Bryant poured in a career high 56 points on 14 of 24 shooting and 12 of 14 free throws in 34 minutes, the Lakers defeating the Grizzlies 120 to 81 at Staples Center. He scored from all ranges, drawing comparisons to Michael Jordan, as Los Angeles extended a one sided victory and Bryant flirted with a franchise scoring record in a dominant performance.
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Iverson tops with 58 as Sixers topple Rockets in overtime
Allen Iverson scored a career high 58 points to power the Philadelphia 76ers past the Houston Rockets 112-106 in an overtime thriller. Coach Larry Brown praised Iverson’s finish after Kobe Bryant’s 16 point night, noting Bryant’s effort and Iverson’s dominant scoring burst. The game marked Iverson’s fourth 50 plus point game in his career and his latest top scoring night over the past two years.
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Stringer family sues Vikings over death during heatwave
The Stringer family files a 100 million dollar lawsuit in Minneapolis alleging the Minnesota Vikings failed to treat 27 year old Karey Stringer after he collapsed from heatstroke on July 31 during training camp. The suit cites a coach calling Stringer a big baby and a photo shown of him gasping for air the day before his death.
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NCAA president Cedric Dempsey to retire in 2000
AP reports NCAA president Cedric Dempsey will retire at the end of the year, saying it is time to move on. He will be 70 in April and has led the NCAA since 1994, overseeing governance, national office, TV contracts with CBS and ESPN, and a period of modernization.
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Vancouver landlord sues to eject Olympian Harding duo
Clark County court filings show landlord Dale Anderson seeks eviction of Tonys Harding and ex-manager Linda Lewis from a riverfront Vancouver residence. They allegedly owe 4580 in rent for a 4100 square foot ranch, with three day notice for 110 monthly rent and late fees未 paid. They face court appearance January 23.
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Top Sports Illustrated editor departs after 24 years
Time Inc confirms Sports Illustrated managing editor Colson is leaving on his own accord after nearly 24 years with the magazine. The company expects to name a replacement in the coming weeks and cites Colson’s desire for normal weekends and more time with family as the reason. Bruce Ballet was recently named president of Sports Illustrated overseeing the business side.
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Bulls Activate Robinson for Charlotte Rematch
The Chicago Bulls activated forward Addie Robinson in time for a game against his former team, the Charlotte Hornets. Robinson, signed as a free agent last August, had preseason averages of 11.8 points and 4.7 rebounds and debuted this season on May 10 with 17 points and six rebounds.
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Young golf prodigy Michelle Wie attracts major attention in Hawaii
In Honolulu AP story, 12-year-old Michelle Wie earns headlines with a 9 under par 64 at Olomana Links and a near upset in a pro-am, drawing praise from pros like Lehman. Wie’s rapid rise mirrors early achievements of Woods and Garcia, as sponsors eye her LPGA debut on Hawaii’s Big Island.
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Golf at a Glance and Tour Notes From a Wide Season
The report covers golf events and players across tours, noting site details at La Quinta and Bermuda Dunes, prize pools, and schedules on ESPN and ABC. It highlights Joe Durant’s scoring record, Paul Stankowski’s close finish, Jerry Kelly and Bob Gilder wins, and updates on Tiger Woods and amateur Michelle Wie, plus upcoming events at Wailea and Waikoloa with various host clubs and prize money.
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PGA speed rules aim to curb slow play on tour
The PGA Tour introduces pace of play changes for 2002 with new warnings and escalating fines, replacing earlier multi-offense penalties. A single warning is issued, then penalties rise to 10 000 per infraction and eventual disqualification, tied to round times and conduct on greens as players face stricter enforcement.
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Butdoors state man shines in EverStart tourney
Kenney of Wrosthave leads a crowded field at the EverStart event on Lake Okewohahes with a top finish. Weather hindered play yet steady anglers pressed on as the circuit announces dates and broadcast plans. Notables include Mark Lamb and Jett Vieoretie among CHC entrants, while Wal-Mart events and FLW Outdoors TV will provide live coverage.
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A Train earns AP Offensive Rookie of the Year honors
Anthony Thomas, once a nonstarter, roared to 1183 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns for the Chicago Bears, earning AP Offensive Rookie of the Year as he powered a balanced attack behind an improved line and a strong defense. He claimed the award ahead of San Diego’s LaDainian Tomlinson in a nationwide writers’ ballot.
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