Mavericks owner Cuban fined record $500000 by NBA
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban received a $500000 fine from NBA commissioner David Stern for criticizing referees, the largest individual fine in NBA history. The penalty follows Cuban's comments after a 105 103 loss to the San Antonio Spurs and comes amid a string of prior fines totaling $505000 last season.
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Hall of Fame keeps expanding with top shortstops
Hall continued legacy notes Alex Rodriguez Nomar Garciaparra and Derek Jeter define the era. Smith explains the cost of power for middle infielders citing range as the trade. Smith enters the Hall a year after Bill Mazeroski, whose defense and .260 hitting sealed his election.
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Mazeroski Hall of Fame changes noted in brief
Smith discusses the Veterans Committee overhaul adding a 90 member panel that can elect once every two years starting 2003. He recalls Mazeroski and his Padres beginnings, Garry Templeton trade, and a 15 year St. Louis stint with few homers among non pitchers. Johnny Evers and Ray Schalk hold 12 as the record for least homers.
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Roswell Wrestlers Fall 54 24 in Tough Meet
Roswell battled hard but fell 54 24 as Carlos Madrid 119 and Rudy Arcaleta 215 won by pins. Richard Villa 160 endured two blood time outs before pinning David McNally at 147. Chris Esparza 103 fought hard to a loss while Carlos Madrid withstood Jeremy Pritchett’s pin attempts.
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Hagerman Boys Rally Past LA in District Opener
Hagerman (9-1, 1-0) used a second half zone to overcome LA as turnovers and containment of Kyle Lord limited the senior to 3. Lathrop led with 23 points at the line, Barraza 14, Aguilar 10, Mendoza 8. final 64-46. Hagerman travels to Mescalero Thursday.
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Dexter uses balanced attack to open district with 75 43 win
Dexter High's boys basketball opened District 7 2A play with a 75 43 victory at Loving as Elias Huerta led with 24 points and 9 teammates reached the scoring column. The Demons outpaced Loving in every quarter and stay on the road Friday at Eunice.
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Gonzalez Returns to Rangers in 24 Million Two Year Deal
Juan Gonzalez agreed Tuesday night to a 24 million dollar two year contract to return to the Texas Rangers. He leaves offers from the Mets and Orioles, rejoining a club where he won two AL MVP awards and where he is the career leader in homers and RBIs. He will bat cleanup in a lineup with Alex Rodriguez Rafael Palmeiro Ivan Rodriguez and Carl Everett. Rangers GM John Hart says he will be a key component to the offense without carrying the load himself.
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Broncos 59 Cubs 45 non district high school basketball score
Broncos improve to 8-4 led by Lance Viente 16 and Walter Davis 12. Runners-up include Rober Garcia 8 and Max LeBaron 8 with James Wilsons 4 and Dave Marion 2. Cubs girls beat Lake Arthur 62 10 with Evelyn Saiz 4 Brittany Tec 2 Erika 2 Lisa Porras 2. College AP Top 25 shows Kansas and Duke idle with next games noted.
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