Spring Training Injuries and Family Focus At Padres Camp
Mets reliever Pena sidelined by inflamed finger, eyeing Wednesday return. Atherton scraps comeback talks after arm strain. Cardinals starters Tudor Cox Mathews Horton show progress in intrasquad. Benzinger rehabbing hand ahead of schedule. Padres new CEO Kapstein pledges family support and security measures as Desert Sun hosts Angels in exhibition opener.
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Browning criticizes three-inning win rule for Reds opener
Reds left hander Tom Browning voices disapproval of the new rule allowing a win with three innings pitched. He argues a victory should require at least five innings and notes his strong 1992 season with 15 wins and 249 2/3 innings. Browning laments the loss of Cincinnati's traditional home opener and says he aims to contribute as one of 24 starters, not the lone ace.
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Steinbrenner linked to probe over Spira Winfield case
The New York Yankees owner faced potential discipline under Major League Rule 21 after pursuing and paying for information from Howie Spira to use against Dave Winfield. Commissioner Fay Vincent opened an inquiry, while Spira faced federal charges for extortion and was jailed briefly. Steinbrenner said he would cooperate and denied initiating calls to Spira.
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Tampa
Fla
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FBI
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Vincent
John Dowd
Washington
Dowd
Penn
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
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United States Olympic Committee
Yank Roberta Kelly’s Extraordinary Off Season Details
Roberta Kelly recounts an extraordinary off season filled with notable events and outcomes. The narrative highlights key moments, challenges, and personal growth shaping his return to competition.
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LUCKY MAN Kelly's fortunate to be alive
Panama native Roberto Kelly, Yankees center fielder, recalls December turmoil as U S forces invaded Panama. Gunmen, theft, and a friend killed marked his three months away from home, yet he narrowly escaped harm and credits luck for surviving. He notes safer streets now but lingering fear and police limitations.
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Yankee Stadium
Heat Eyes Coleman in First Round Pick Spotlight
The Miami Heat weigh Derrick Coleman as a potential first round choice after Syracuse stars Rony Seikaly and Sherman Douglas. Officials praise his speed and scoring but question nightly effort, with a caveat he could slip if picked after the fifth spot. Sun Sentinel cites Heat Director Stu Inman on Coleman’s potential and work ethic.
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Sun Sentinel
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Rony Seikaly
Sherman Douglas
Derrick Coleman
Heat
Syracuse
Coleman
Stu Inman
Steinbrenner
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