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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1998
Page
3
Wade Boggs, veteran third baseman, yields guidance to Tampa Bay manager Larry Rothschild citing veteran leadership and lineup influence during spring training discussions. The exchange focused on strategic adjustments and roster evaluation ahead of the season.
In a locker room moment after Cleveland announced the move to Baltimore, tight end Brian Kinchen emphasized he was a mere employee and showed little regard for Browns heritage. Reporter remarks reference a broader critique of Belichick era players and the franchise's tarnished legacy, as new personnel chief Joe Mack hints at a return to core values and talent.
Cavaliers pull away to beat Detroit 92-90 as Pistons face playoff odds. Fratello notes close games this year while Stackhouse is ejected late. Cavs move to 11 games over .500 and within reach of fifth East seed. Pistons must win out and leap three teams to still dream of postseason.
At the World Figure Skating Championships in Minneapolis Jenni Meno and Todd Sand, three-time U.S. champions, finished second to Yelena Berezhnaya and Anton Sikharulidze. They skated conservatively in their final performance before turning professional, earning a silver medal after a year of ups and downs.
Cleveland beat Seattle 9-7 as Manny Ramirez hit two homers and Sandy Alomar doubled twice. Alomar left early with a groin issue after a 3-for-3 night, while Randy Johnson and Jamie Moyer struggled in the season-opening series. Cleveland improves on a 2-4 mark in Seattle last season and 3-8 against the Mariners.
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