FCC men rout Montgomery College Rockville 88 63 at home
Frederick Community College beat Montgomery College Rockville 88 to 63 improving to 9-10 overall and 3-7 in the league. Anthony Wright led with 19 points 12 rebounds while Billy Gottholm added 16 points and eight boards as FCC used a late run to seal the win.
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Rice Contemplates Retirement After This Season
Rice, 32, said he will consider retirement after the season, noting if the fire remains he may return. If he quits after the Super Bowl against the Chargers, he would join Michael Jordan in leaving at peak. He aims to hold every major receiving record, health permitting.
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Bruins defeat Rangers 2-1 in Lacher’s sharp third period
New York saw rookie Blaine Lacher make 29 saves as the Boston Bruins beat the Rangers 2-1. Don Sweeney scored the go ahead goal with 5:21 left after Matteau tied it in the second. Lacher robbed Noonan Kovalev Nedved and Larmer in the late period.
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Lakers top Hornets to end home win streak at 13
In Charlotte, Nick Van Exel and Cedric Ceballos each poured in 26 as the Los Angeles Lakers edged the Hornets 108-102. Ceballos grabbed 10 rebounds, while Larry Johnson led Charlotte with 25 points amid late rally efforts.
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Orioles' Phil Regan keeps busy as he awaits April return
Phil Regan, named Orioles manager on October 16, stays active across multiple countries. He finished with Caracas Lions in Venezuela, watched Orioles prospects in the Arizona winter league, visited Michigan for holidays, and scouted in the Dominican Republic. He remains engaged with Orioles coaches and officials in Baltimore while awaiting a settled season.
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Regan Poised for Major League Manager Job With Orioles
Former major league pitcher and longtime minor league skipper Regan discussed his career path with winter league exploits in Venezuela and the Dominican Republic, his late rise to a major league managing chance with Baltimore, and his philosophy on handling players and teams. He signed a two year deal at about 350000 annually, emphasizing fundamentals, pitching depth, and defense.
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