Baseball Standings and Schedule From MLB Section
The standings show Pittsburgh, St Louis, New York, Montreal, Atlanta, Chicago, Philadelphia, and others with recent W L records and games back. Weekend results include San Francisco defeating Chicago and Cincinnati over Philadelphia, with several Sunday and Monday fixtures and multiple showings across cities like Montreal, Houston, St Louis, and Los Angeles.
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NBA Playoffs Digest May 16 17 19 Updates
Portland leads Utah 113 88 in the West finals as series opens. Cleveland edges Boston 122 104 to force a 7 game semifinal. Chicago defeats New York 110 41 to win the series. U S soccer loses to Canada 2 1 but remains top regional qualifier for Barcelona with Mexico advancing.
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Bulls edge Knicks in seventh to reach East finals
Michael Jordan scored 42 as the Bulls defeated the Knicks 110 81 in a decisive seventh game, forcing a Cavaliers series. Patrick Ewing led New York with 22 while Scottie Pippen contributed 17 points 11 rebounds. Cleveland routed Boston 93 67 as Brad Daugherty posted 27 points to advance.
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Magic wins NBA lottery with Shaquille ONeal top pick
SECAUCUS N J Allan Bristow Hornets coach joked about the No 1 choice Pat Williams GM of the Orlando Magic owns the option Las Vegas like odds paid off as Magic the second worst club earned the top lottery prize Shaquille ONeal 7 1 LSU All American likely the class of the draft Bristow claimed No 2 with a ping pong ball outcome If Orlando passes Bristow would consider Alonzo Mourning while Minnesota at No 3 could land Christian Laettner with 11 draft balls the league worst 15 67 record
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Lousburg-Wellsville swimmers win tier league titles at Fron tier meet
Ryan Wade swept three events to lead the Eagle boys to a 121 point team title over Osawatomie and Baldwin. Paola edged Gannett in the girls division 142 to 120 as Misti Thuro set a league record in the long jump and joined Allison Howard, Kristin Bloss and Becky Broers to win the 800 relay. Wellsville claimed multiple relay wins and individual medals with Wade posting 800 and 1600 titles and 3200 crown.
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Lakers Hire Randy Pfund as New Head Coach
Randy Pfund, 40, elevated to Lakers head coach after seven years as an assistant under Pat Riley and Mike Dunleavy. The move follows Dunleavy’s departure to Milwaukee, with Pfund slated for a 1:30 p.m. PDT introduction, while other candidates included Roy Williams Del Harris and Michael Cooper.
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Royals rally ends Tigers' sweep in ninth
Curtis Wilkerson's diving stop and Keith Miller's two runs sparked Kansas City's 2-1 win over Detroit. Gubicza allowed six hits over seven-plus, while Miller scored both Royals runs including the decisive 9th inning dash.
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