Interleague play returns with mixed fanfare across MLB
Interleague play starts Friday amid mixed excitement as fans note last year’s surge in attendance and debate on rivalries. The two-period schedule, potential end of AL NL games, and standout matchups from Yankees Mets to Reds Indians shape a cautious optimism across cities.
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Olympic organizers face complaints on hotel prices and discrimination
Seville AP report notes Sydney 2000 concerns over hotel pricing housing and accreditation while Salt Lake 2002 faces food discrimination worries. Asian delegate Yoon Kang Ro urges Oriental menus at villages. Joklik pledges broad menus and catering to all tastes.
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Malone and Stockton Carry Jazz Past Opponents In OT
The Jazz rely on Karl Malone and John Stockton as Utah wins in overtime after Malone struggles early. Malone plans a adjustment to his jump shot while Stockton, at 36, defends his routines and energy management as stories note his enduring conditioning and leadership.
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