Braves draft three local standouts from John A Logan College
Atlanta picked Andrew Dunn and Eric Barrett in rounds 29 and 31 and Keegan Dennis in round 41, all connected to John A Logan with praise from coach Jerry Halstead. Dunn and Barrett pitched for Logan, while Dennis will join next season. Other future Vols and related players were noted, with scouts Terry Tripp Jr. and Sr. cited for their local visibility.
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Chicago
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White Sox place Politte on 15 day DL in shuffle
Chicago reliever Cliff Politte lands on the 15 day disabled list with a sore right shoulder and Sean Tracey is recalled from Triple A Charlotte. Politte's 2005 season saw a 7 1 record and a 2.00 ERA, but he has struggled this year with a 1-1 mark and a 7.40 ERA in 23 games.
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Mavericks Heat Face Off In Fresh NBA Finals Clash
Dallas and Miami reach the finals for the first time, a historic moment fueled by faith in a system and teamwork. Dirk Nowitzki leads the Mavericks against Shaquille O Neal and the veteran Heat as New York to Miami television audiences tune in. The series marks Shaq’s bid for a first championship without Kobe, while Nowitzki seeks his first ring.
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Heat
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Shaquille O’neal
Mavericks
Dirk Nowitzki
O’neal
Shaq
Nowitzki
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Kobe Bryant
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Mavericks Heat Final Tipoff From Texas Champs
The Dallas Mavericks and Miami Heat meet in the NBA Finals for the first time since 1971, with Dallas hosting Game 1 at 8 p.m. on ABC. Mark Cuban, Dirk Nowitzki, and Jason Johnson propelled Dallas after sweeping top defenses and a high scoring offense, while Miami reached this stage in a season marked by steady stars amid roster changes. Nowitzki's clutch shot in the second round and franchise milestones frame a series built on two historic franchises finally colliding for the title.
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O’neal
Texas
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Spurs
Mourning Reaches NBA Finals After Long Battle and Comeback
Alonzo Mourning steps onto the Dallas court poised to compete for Miami in the finals after a 13 year career marked by surgeries and a kidney transplant. Heat coach Pat Riley and Mavericks owner Mark Cuban praise his perseverance and leadership as Mourning helps Miami chase a title. Mourning previously starred for the Heat in the late 1990s before health challenges, now battle ready for the championship stage.
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Shaquille O'Neal
Riley
O’neal
Dwyane Wade
Miami
Heat
Adonis Haslem
Michael Jordan
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