Baseball Seeks Healing After A Turbulent Season
The sport faces uncertain recovery as 1994-95 strikes and injuries affect performance and fan interest. Braves GM John Schuerholz cites concerns over star players while optimism rises with spring training. Attendance hints at rebound yet lags behind pre strike levels amid evolving revenue and TV deals.
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Syracuse not unbeatable in NCAA title clash at Meadowlands
Kentucky 33 2 faces Syracuse 29 8 in a title game that has a single dominant narrative. Boeheim insists one game decides glory while critics say the matchup resembles a lopsided showdown at Meadowlands Arena as fans await a decisive result.
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Kentucky Favored To Clinch Sixth Title In NCAA Final
Kentucky (33-2) enters the NCAA final against Syracuse (29-8) after an 81-74 semifinal win over No. 1 Massachusetts. Coach Rick Pitino seeks his first national championship as the Wildcats aim to cap a dominant season with another title.
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Kings squeeze past Cavaliers in 105 100 overtime win
Sacramento toppled Cleveland 105-100 in overtime as Mitch Richmond and Brian Grant exploded for 80 and 82 points respectively. The Cavaliers shot poorly from the line, going 14 of 26 in the game, while the Kings added 31 of 43 free throws. Grant notched a career high 82 points and 10 rebounds, and Richmond scored 80 as Sacramento stretched its playoff lead.
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Indians Trade Mark Clark For Outfielder And Pitcher
Cleveland trades Mark Clark to the New York Mets for outfielder Ryan Thompson and pitcher Reid Cornelius opening a rotation spot for Chad Ogea who will start Sunday against Toronto. The move raises the possibility of Albert Belle leaving as a free agent after the season. Clark, 27, was 9-7 with a 5.27 ERA last year and spent time in Buffalo before rejoining the team. Hart cites faith in young pitchers and notes no minor league catching prospect was available. Clark performed 3-0 with a 3.68 ERA this spring.
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From Indians to Mets headline players move
Mark Clark, Ryan Thompson, and Reid Cornelius are listed with recent MLB changes. Clark, a right handed pitcher, went 9-7 with a 5.27 ERA last season and did not make postseason roster. Thompson, an outfielder, hit .251 with 13 doubles, seven homers and 31 RBIs in 75 games. Cornelius, a right handed pitcher, went 3-7 with a 5.54 ERA in 18 games for Montreal and the Mets combined.
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Indians Still Hungry After Big Season
Cleveland notes complacency is not a concern as the Tribe opens the season against the Yankees at Jacobs Field. General manager John Hart and players led by Tony Pena insist last year’s success was only an appetizer and the goal remains a return to the World Series.
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