Harazin exits Mets amid slump and turmoil
New York Mets general manager Al Harazin resigned as the club, which sits 21-47 and trails Philadelphia by 2.64 games in NL East, after manager Jeff Torborg was fired and Dallas Green took over. Eddie Murray Dwight Gooden and Bobby Bonilla remain on a roster failing to meet expectations.
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Angels win on patient approach over Royals in tight tilt
The California Angels beat the Kansas City Royals 4-3 to pull into a three way AL West tie with the Royals and White Sox. California relied on seven walks and four runs off three hits while Chuck Finley earned the win over Hipolito Pichardo.
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Royals Lacking Offensive Punch in 4-3 Loss to Angels
Kansas City Royals squandered scoring chances and stranded 10 runners in a 4-3 defeat to California. Mike Macfarland and teammates failed to deliver late, as Angel reliever Steve Frey escaped a ninth inning jam. The loss leaves KC tied for first in the AL West with the Angels and White Sox after a rough slide.
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Driver Force aims for Western Auto Nationals lead
NHRA Winston Drag Racing star John Force seeks to extend his six wins and a five race streak as he arrives at Heartland Park Topeka for the Western Auto Nationals. The 1993 season standings put Force 2,690 points ahead of Cruz Pedregon with ten races remaining and a $150,000 Winston bonus at stake.
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Bulls face debate as title run tests place in history
Phoenix discussions sparked by Chicago Bulls third straight title focus on how they compare to historic dynasties. Michael Jordan argues the feat elevates Bulls among the icons, while critics note evolving playoff formats and era differences. Other stars like Bird and Johnson weigh in on greatness and longevity.
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