Magic to sign Ewing and Grant in Orlando
The Orlando Sentinel reports Mayor has reached terms with Patrick Ewing and Horace Grant. Ewing, 38, and Grant, 36, would take pay cuts to join the Magic after Ewing’s $14 million with Seattle and Grant’s $5.9 million with the Lakers. Both are former NBA stars who played for the Sonics and Lakers respectively.
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Caps Re-sign Ulf Dahlen on One-Year Deal
The Washington Caps re-signed right winger Ulf Dahlen on Friday for 165 million dollars for one season. Dahlen had 15 goals and 33 assists last season, ranking 12th in the NHL. He has also played for the New York Rangers Minnesota Stars San Jose Sharks and Chicago Blackhawks.
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Pirates hire Littlefield as GM to build contender
Pirates name Dave Littlefield as general manager after a monthlong search. The former college football player and Marlins executive will assess the current roster and potential trades ahead of the July 31 deadline. Pittsburgh aims to replicate a low payroll success by developing from within and targeting veterans such as John Vander Wal Mike Williams Jason Schmidt and Todd Ritchie for moves to strengthen the farm system.
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Longley May Retire Over Arthritic Ankle
Luc Longley, 32, may be forced to retire due to an arthritic left ankle, while the Knicks say they have heard nothing about his plans. Longley told the New York Times he is realistic about not being able to play, referencing last season’s limited playing time after joining New York in the four‑team deal that sent Patrick Ewing to Seattle.
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Mason in trouble again in New Jersey case
Miami Heat forward Anthony Mason faces sexual assault allegations in a Tinton Falls hotel, under investigation though no charges have been filed. The Star-Ledger reports a complaint from the woman, with Mason’s lawyer labeling the allegations absurd and promising cooperation. Mason was in New Jersey for a Belmar exhibition. he often plays summer leagues on the Jersey shore.
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NIU Drum Corps Run-In Sparks Arrests at Huskie Stadium
An NIU practice disrupted when about 20 members of a Columbus drum corps clashed with the university football team. A 32 year old NIU strength coach, John Binkowski, and a player were detained as police investigated. The school apologized and vowed serious discipline for those involved.
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Perry Leads Milwaukee After Two Rounds
Perry shoots 13 under through 36 holes at Franklin Kentucky as Bren Deer Park hosts the GMC event. Roberts dominates last year, while Chas Sroth and others chase final-round momentum. Goosen leads Scots Open at Loch Lomond with 131 after two rounds, Irwin and Watson duel in Senior Players.
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Mickelson aims for first major at British Open
Mickelson, seeking his first major, arrives at Royal Lytham & St Annes 0 for 36 in majors. With 16 PGA Tour wins, he reflects on high expectations from college days and the need to become more consistent in contention as he eyes the British Open and future majors.
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