NBA players push to decertify union amid lockout
Thirty-three players gathered in a hotel and by phone to renew their push to decertify the players union and let the courts rule on the lockout. They oppose a tentative bargaining agreement, citing too many givebacks and limited free agency, while Stern asserts the deal is fair and the season will start.
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Big Eight faces upheaval as legends exit and new bets loom
A comprehensive preview outlines new faces and uncertain QB battles across Oklahoma, Kansas, Kansas State, Missouri, Oklahoma State, Iowa State, and Tulsa. Key notes include Detmer at Arizona, Schnellenberger replacing Gibbs at Oklahoma, Matt Miller stepping in for Chad May at Kansas State, and Dan McCarney guiding Iowa State after a winless prior season.
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Seles Wins in Canadian Open Comes Back Strong
Monica Seles swept Kimberly Po 6 0 6 3 and Nathalie Tauziat 6 2 6 2 to reach the quarterfinals, marking a swift 17 hour span in Toronto. She expressed desire to play more despite a long layoff since the 1993 Hamburg stabbing.
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Giambi Aims To Hit On Big Stage After Dream Start
A's Giambi explained his drive to prove himself at the majors after early success with line drives. He praised a late home run that boosted Oakland to a 4-2 lead as manager Tony La Russa noted the pitcher battled hard and every run mattered in a tense game.
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