New NBA season features sweeping rule changes
The NBA opens a new season with a fouls and pace overhaul. Handchecking is out and the 3-point line extends toward the top of the key. West power remains strong led by Houston, Phoenix, Seattle, and new or improved rosters, while the East promises parity with Orlando, Indiana, and New York.
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Mourning to miss Charlotte opener with toe injury
Alonzo Mourning likely will miss the Hornets opener in Chicago due to a strained tendon in his right big toe. Larry Johnson reports progress from a sprained left foot and expects to play after practice and possibly in the next game.
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Warriors Acquire Seikaly Center to Lure Webber
Golden State trades Billy Owens and Predrag Danilovic rights to Miami for center Rony Seikaly. Coach Don Nelson hopes the 6-11 addition helps persuade Chris Webber to sign, finalizing a frontcourt with Seikaly and Webber as pieces of a rebuilt lineup.
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Rodman suspended three games amid outburst
San Antonio Spurs center David Robinson said the team must move forward after Dennis Rodman received a three game suspension without pay through Friday and will miss games against Golden State New Jersey and Utah. Spurs coach Bob Hill and general manager Gregg Popovich urged improved conduct and cautioned on further discipline. Terry Cummings supported the move saying the suspension benefits the team and hopes Rodman returns ready to contribute.
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Williams 14-year-old Venus wows at Bank of West
Oakland crowd watches 14-year-old Venus Williams push Arantxa Sanchez Vicario before losing 2-6 6-3 6-0 in second round. Young American shows powerful groundstrokes and fearless net play, hinting at future Grand Slam potential despite fatigue. Williams questions if teens should turn pro.
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Recreation department schedules fall youth programs
The West New Bern Recreation Center and Craven County offer fall youth activities. Registration opens for multiple leagues aged 5-16, with details on times and locations including Vanceboro Farm Gym and J.T. Barber Elementary. Call 636-6606 or 636-4061 for info.
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