Indians Narrow Roster Dilemma as Cactus League Rolls On
Indians juggle 24 25 or 27 player rosters with cuts looming a week before opening day. In Tucson they beat Oakland 8 4 and Phoenix 15 7 as Joey Belle Dion James and Sandy Alomar lead the attack. McNamara praised Santana and Nipper while Doug Robertson struggles to secure a spot before today's San Francisco game.
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Brewers struggle in exhibition as errors mount
Brewers commit five errors in a twelve to four loss to the California Angels. Molitor sprains his thumb and Spiers shoulders stiffen while Sheffield and Svearn show shakiness at infield positions. Bosio allows five runs over four innings as Trebelhorn warns of opening day urgency.
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Mets rally as McReynolds hits three run homer
Mets beat Orioles 7 6 after Kevin McReynolds homered to put New York ahead in the fourth. Darcy Strawberry, Orlando Mercado and Chris Donnels added later blasts as Dwight Gooden earned the win. Jose Gonzalez scored the deciding run in the bottom of the ninth.
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Umpires End Boycott Ahead of Major League Season
Major league umpires return to the field after a six day strike ending with Sunday's exhibition games. AL crew chief Rich Garcia said he is ready to work after staying active with running and golf. First week games were officiated by Class AAA umpires as rescheduling concerns were resolved.
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Duke and UNLV meet in title showdown preview
Duke seeks a fourth national final after last winning in 1986 while UNLV makes its first title game appearance. Duke relies on inside duo Abdelnaby Laettner against UNLV’s Butler Johnson as Augmon Johnson pace the Rebels. Both teams stress motion offense and versatile defense as coaches Krzyzewski and Tarkanian weigh matchup dynamics and balance.
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Musburger exits CBS Sports after long run
Brent Musburger 50, released statement via assistant Jimmy Tubbs saying he leaves behind friends and memories. He earned about 1.9 million a year on a 52 year deal ending in July. CBS officials cite ego and misaligned roles as the cause, with talks among Todd Musburger and Neal Pilson planning a new contract.
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Stanford Wins Championship Game 81 Auburn
Stanford defeats Auburn 81 to 70 in a championship contest. Key performers include Tremere and Jones for Auburn and Stevens and Henning for Stanford. Auburn trails early, Stanford builds lead by halftime and maintains advantage to final whistle.
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