Webber Traded to Bullets After Warriors Contract Standoff
Chris Webber was traded from the Golden State Warriors to the Washington Bullets for Tom Gugliotta and three first round picks in 1996 98 and 2000. The deal followed Webber signing and then opting to be traded amid tensions with coach Don Nelson while the Bullets also signed first round pick Juwan Howard. Warriors owner Chris Cohan cited irreconcilable problems and said Webber wanted happiness, calling last year miserable.
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Juwan Howard Signs with Washington Bullets in Multiyear Deal
Bullets sign top draft pick Juwan Howard to a multiyear contract, amid a trade for Chris Webber. Howard sought about 24 million over six years, with Washington countering at 30.7 million over ten. first-year salary capped at 1.3 million for 1994-95. Webber was traded hours later, reuniting with Howard. Michigan stars led the Wolverines to the NCAA Midwest Regional MVP.
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Nets Top Bullets In Trade-Driven 111 103 Victory
Kenny Anderson poured 24 points and 13 assists as the New Jersey Nets beat the Washington Bullets 111-103 after a mega deal sent Tom Gugliotta to Golden State for Chris Webber. Derrick Coleman added 23 points 13 rebounds, as the Nets shot 53 percent. Chapman led Washington with 28 points.
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Knights, Indians chase state soccer titles at Old Mill High
Middletown faces Howard County's Scorpions while Poolesville meets Easton in state 2A and 1A finals respectively at Old Mill High School. Oakland Mills stands 14 21 and undefeated in 2A, led by Matt DeOrsey and Phillip Harper. Easton defeated Williamsport to reach the 1A final. Poolesville seeks its first state title.
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NHL season shrinks as players strike cuts games
The Associated Press reports the NHL season dwindles to 60 games as labor talks stall in Boston. Ten more games are canceled per team, with a 50 game schedule touted for a meaningful season and potential start dates slipping into December or January.
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TJ takes first step in 3A grid title quest
TJ Patriots, 9-1, enter the Class 3A quarterfinals at White Plains Regional Park facing No. 4 LaPlata at 7:30 p.m. The 5th-seeded Patriots seek to extend a playoff run after last year’s loss to Seneca Valley. LaPlata’s D'Angelo Hemsley leads a versatile offense with Marcus Neal and Chris Wood in the backfield as TJ aims to control the ball and limit big plays.
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Baseball owners present 102 page offer with payroll tax
In Herndon Virginia owners propose a 102 page contract with a tax on team payrolls above the league average and a revised salary cap. The plan would drop arbitration for higher minimum salaries for first through third year players. A mid-December deadline could trigger the cap if no accord is reached.
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Maryland’s LJ Jackson tops state rushing leaders
Senior Cadets running back LJ Jackson led Maryland rushers with 1,956 yards on 236 carries and 15 touchdowns. The state list includes Danny Whipp of Catoctin with 1,338 yards, Damascus receiver Brian McMahon with 644 yards and 11 TDs, and quarterbacks Singanore’s Doug Wallace and Thompson among top passers.
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