NHL Playoff Upsets Near in Early Games
Penguins and Kings stay alive with dramatic overtime wins as Daryl Evans nets an OT winner for the Kings. Bruins, Rangers, Canadiens, Black Hawks, Blues win to clinch divisions or series, setting up next round matchups and Norris Division final hosts.
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McBride shines as Indians win opener despite injuries
McBride powered a 6-for-8 start with two doubles a walk and two runs as Cleveland beat the Rangers. Dilone scratched with a thigh issue, Von Hayes started in his place and swiped a bag with three runs driven in. Opening Day crowds topped Major League totals as Lary Sorensen Dennis Lewallyn Rick Sutcliffe and others debuted.
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Twins break slump in new dome with 3 1 victory
Minnesota tops California 3-1 as Pete Redfern anchors the win and Billy Gardner praises improved pitching in the new domed Metrodome. The Twins, led by Gaetti and Hrbek, run record to 4-2 with a strengthened bullpen after Ron Davis arrival. day’s other scores include Brewers over Blue Jays 14-5 and Braves shutout Astros 5-0.
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Stadler Wins Masters Playoff After Narrow Finish
Stadler clinched the Masters in a playoff after a tense final round where a late bogey at 16 and 18 kept Pohl briefly in the hunt. Stadler, leading by one shot at the 18th, drove well then missed a par-saving seven-footer, forcing a playoff that Stadler won with a steady closing par.
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Celtics Top 76ers In OT Thriller In Philadelphia
Boston and Philadelphia staged a playoff preview with a 109 107 overtime finish as Larry Bird hit a late tip in. Bird and Cedric Maxwell sparked the final surge, lifting the Celtics to a 210 109 win over the 76ers with seven games in the Atlantic lead.
NBA Roundup Spurs Edge Kings In Midwest Clash
In Kansas City George Gervin led San Antonio with 34 points as the Spurs beat the Kings 126 121 to pull two games ahead in the Midwest with four left. Hawks topped Bulls 108 89 behind Roundfield and Drew while Pistons beat Knicks 97 89 with Tripucka clutch late free throws. Trail Blazers rallied to 116 106 over Warriors in OT as Portland stays two games back. Lakers edged SuperSonics 107 104 as Kareem scored 33 and McAdoo sealed it with late free throws.
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