Bell's Federal Drug Arrest Adds To Chiefs' Miseries
Chiefs defensive end Mike Bell, a top 1979 draft pick, was indicted on federal cocaine charges along with his twin brother Mark and other Wichita-area suspects. Bell was released on bond after appearing in court, while the Chiefs faced a seven-game losing streak and team turmoil.
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KU Cagers Debut In Pre Season NIT
Kansas opens its pre season National Invitation Tournament bid under coach Larry Brown. Lineman recruit Mark Randall from Englewood, Colorado signs with Kansas joining Keith Harris Robert Coyne and Jeff Gueldner as early signees. The NIT features top programs like Duke Louisville Alabama Birmingham and Navy in early matchups with Kansas facing Pepperdine.
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Mattingly Wins American League MVP Honor
New York AP Don Mattingly topped Baseball Writers Association of America voting for the AL MVP after leading the league with 145 RBIs and batting .324 with 35 homers. He credited the achievement to a strong season work and recalled past teammate Willie McGee, who won NL MVP two days earlier while with St Louis.
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Mattingly shines as Yankees rebound in 1982 spring
After being hampered by a cartilage tear in his right knee, Don Mattingly homered in his first spring at bat and propelled the New York Yankees to a stronger start, finishing second to Toronto in the AL East. The 1981 McGee for Sykes trade continues to haunt the Yankees front office.
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Leyland Becomes Pirates New Manager At 40
Jim Leyland, 40, named Pirates field manager as part of a new ownership and management overhaul. He arrives from the White Sox where he coached for four years after 11 seasons in the minors, inheriting a 57 104 team and pledging patience and discipline while keeping the mood upbeat for a rebuilding season.
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