Worthy weighs retirement as Lakers star faces loss of mother
Los Angeles star James Worthy, 33, weighing retirement after 12 Lakers seasons, amid his mother’s October 22 death and patella tendinitis sidelining him from the start of the season. Agent and team officials say retirement isn’t confirmed, with contract talks and a possible buyout swirling.
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Robinson Debuts For Bucks In 10-Year, 68.15M Deal
Glenn Robinson signed a fully guaranteed 10-year, 68.15 million contract and debuted for the Milwaukee Bucks against the Los Angeles Lakers, scoring five points by halftime as Milwaukee led 54-52. Interim details show the deal was agreed in principle days earlier, with Robinson missing training camp amid a contract dispute.
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Cavaliers hold off Hornets without Mourning
Cleveland built a 73-64 edge in the third quarter and held on for a 108-102 victory as Tyrone Price led with 27 points and 11 assists while Charlotte played without Alonzo Mourning. Scott Burrell scored 21 for the Hornets, with Johnson and Parish each adding 16.
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Spurs Fireworks Delay Drenches Alamodome Crowd
The Spurs opener versus the Warriors was delayed nearly an hour when a fireworks display set off the Alamodome sprinkler system. Water blasted from a fire cannon at up to 2,900 gallons per minute for four minutes, drenching fans players and coaches as VIPs watched.
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