Indians must win to extend World Series against Marlins
Indians face pressure as they trail 3-2 in the 1997 World Series with Game 6 looming in Florida. Key tasks include neutralizing Moises Alou after his three-run homer, staying patient against Brown and Lester, and getting production from top trio Bip Roberts Omar Vizquel and Manny Ramirez to spark the offense.
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Free agents heat up after World Series ends
As the World Series concludes, free agents can file. Top pitchers Darry Kile and Andy Benes head a strong class with Pedro Martinez likely traded by Montreal. Teams like Cleveland and Miami start early talks while Expos wait for the draft to protect Martinez.
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Alou brothers light up Miami as Marlins surge
Moises and Austria Alou draw crowds in a Halloween moment at a Miami market as the Marlins ride a wave of South Florida support. Jou leads the day with a .350 average and nine RBI in the World Series chase, while veteran Hershiser endures a long stint to deliver a crucial, if not spectacular, three-run inning. The narrative blends community adoration with on-field pressure as the series tightens.
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Waldorf Leads Las Vegas Invitational On Gusty Day
Doffy Waldorf shot a 3-under 69 to lead the Las Vegas Invitational by four over Billy Mayfair after three rounds, as gusty winds challenged top players including Fred Couples and Tiger Woods. Tiger fell back with a 77 on the TPC Summerlin course while John Adams missed the cut.
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Giants and Bengals Clash as Giants Seek 5th Straight Win
The New York Giants, 5-3, ride a four game streak while Cincinnati, 1-6, seeks a turnaround and faces a favored Giants squad at Giants Stadium. Giants players stress focus as Bengals emphasize tense, desperate play amid momentum swing and bye week looming.
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