Maddux Signs Record One Year Deal With Braves
Greg Maddux agreed to a 14.75 million one year contract with the Atlanta Braves avoiding arbitration. The four time Cy Young winner tied a major league record with 15 straight seasons of 15 or more wins while posting a 2.62 ERA last season. He will be 37 after opening day and had injuries restricting him to 199 1 3 innings.
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Jeter Denies Party Image As Yankees Open Spring
Derek Jeter arrived at Leg ends Field to start spring training and rejected a tabloids image of party life. He said NY Daily News front page sensationalism miscast his focus on winning for the Yankees.
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Bechler Death Stuns Orioles as Autopsy Planned
Bechler, a Orioles pitcher prospect, collapsed during workouts in Miami and died. Manager Mike Hargrove called the incident not good, while health officials prepared an autopsy set to take two to three weeks for final results.
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Orioles Pitcher Bechler Dies After Heatstroke At 23
Bechler, a Medford, Oregon native drafted in 1998, died at 23 from multi organ failure caused by heatstroke after a workout with the Baltimore Orioles. Team members, including coach Hargrove and wife Riley Bechler, mourned the loss as the club halted practice and supporters expressed shock at his death and a pending child.
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Keystone, Shoregals advance to Division II sectional finals
Keystone (18-3) imposes aggressive defense to beat Brookside 61-20 as Amanda Terry nets 18 points and Jessica Fraley adds 16 with 11 rebounds. Avon Lake (17-3) hits 11 three-pointers, led by Amanda Medders with 15 points, to topple Fairview 57-31 and reach the sectional final at St Joseph Academy.
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Admiral King Rolls Past North Olmsted in Late Show
King posts six foot turnaround jumpers and nine rebounds while blocking six shots in a 54-28 win over North Olmsted. Gardner adds four of Admiral King’s 13 third quarter points as the Eagles struggle to defend in the paint.
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Tyson fight canceled as Tyson misses plane to Memphis
Tyson misses a plane to Memphis causing Showtime to cancel the bout. Tyson says he is bedridden with flu and not at 100 percent. Promoters and trainer Freddie Roach were left unsure as Tyson’s recent activity raises questions about his boxing future.
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