Baseball and NBA Transactions Tuesday AP Wire
Major league trades and roster moves across American and National leagues. Highlights include Orioles recalling Jeff Hammonds and Tigers trading Chad Curtis, plus Yankees acquiring Cecil Fielder and Mariners adding Terry Mulholland. In basketball, the NBA voided Juwan Howard’s Heat deal and Cleveland waived John Amaechi.
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Devers and Bubka miss Olympic glory in Barcelona
Gail Devers falls short in the 100 meter hurdles finishing fourth to Ludmila Engquist as Sergei Bubka withdraws with a right Achilles injury. Dan O’Brien leads the decathlon after day one, aiming for gold as Michael Johnson and Paes seek wins in the Tokyo-like Olympic lineup.
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Yankees land Fielder in late bid for pennant run
Detroit trades slugger Fielder to New York as Ruben Sierra and Matt Drews head to Detroit. Fielder, 32, accepts chance to join a contender and boost the Yankees offense while Detroit seeks salary relief amid a poor season. Padres acquire Greg Vaughn from Milwaukee to bolster their lineup as trades reshape the NL West race.
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Wakefield and Stanley Lift Red Sox Over Royals in KC Fight
Tim Wakefield worked 8 1 3 innings with a sharp knuckleball and Mike Stanley hit his 18th homer to lift Boston past Kansas City 5-3. The Royals scored twice to lead 2-1 before Stanley’s eighth inning shot broke the tie, Heathcliff Slocumb earned the save.
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Kansas Wesleyan coach Jenkins resigns for UNK post
Kansas Wesleyan football coach Brad Jenkins resigns to join the University of Nebraska at Kearney as tight end and wide receivers coach and recruiting coordinator. He cites returning near home and pursuing division two head coaching goals after nine years with the Coyotes.
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Otters Shine in Missouri Valley Division II Meet
The Ottawa Swim Club Otters posted their best showings at the Missouri Valley Division II Championships with Ottawa earning seven top eight medals and 15 new qualifiers. Alex Rock led with six finals, including a 50 meter backstroke win, while Shelby Browning and others posted personal bests across multiple events as the team eyed the upcoming Lenexa finals.
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