Sub-.500 teams would make NBA playoffs in early season plan
If the season ended today the NBA playoffs would include four sub-.500 clubs: Kansas City, Golden State, Phoenix and Washington. The expanded format adds teams but excludes perennial qualifiers like the Spurs and Nuggets, with first round matchups set in both conferences and seeds influenced by division standings and head to head results. Chicago and Cleveland linger just behind in the East race, while Boston holds the top seed as Milwaukee and Atlanta jockey for higher seeding in the Central.
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Snow postpones area high school basketball tournaments
Blizzard snarls Northeastern Ohio forcing possible postponements to Class AAA boys at Lorain Admiral King and Class AA girls at Avon Lake. Directors Dinniger and Deasy monitor roads while WEOL 930 AM provides updates. if lots clear, games move to Thursday.
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Jacoby Emerges as Power Potential at Indians Camp
Rookie Brook Jacoby, 24, 5 foot 11, 175 pounds, draws praise from minor league manager Doc Edwards for home run power and fielding ability. Indians manager Pat Corrales says he looks ready for the big leagues after four minor league seasons of .300 average with 22 homers and 86 RBIs.
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Brook
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Cleveland
Len Barker
Atlanta Braves
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Bob Horner
Toby Harrah
Toby
Julio Franco
Franco
Domincan Republic
Neal Heaton
Heaton
Bracket crowns on the line in Admiral King sectional
Elyria and Ray race for tournament titles in the Admiral King Class AAA Sectional tonight. Elyria meets Southview at 7 p.m. followed by Ray vs North Olmsted. winners advance to district semifinals. Key players include Elyria’s Keith Sooy and Southview’s Nandi Cruz and Binky Pool.
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Olmsted
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Bay
Ashland
Vermalion
Maysfield
Madison
Wapakoneta
Finlay
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Mansfield St Peter
Crestview
Mansfield Christian
Lorain
Ray
Keith Sooy
Saints
Larry Stark
Albert Maldonado
Sooy
ELY#IA
Nandi Cruz
Binky Pool
Mike Martin
Chris Fields
Jeff Thomas
Brian Rogers
Perot
Jared Wilbanks
Darrell Wilson
Theron Nelson
Todd Indre
Moses wins Sullivan Award as top amateur athlete 1983
Edwin Moses, Laguna Hills, California, world 400 meter hurdles record holder and 1983 world and U.S. champion, received the Amateur Athletic Union Sullivan Award at a dinner in Indianapolis. He urged drug testing for world class amateurs, cited youth influence, and noted his aim to extend his finals victory streak beyond 100. Finalists included Greg Louganis, Scott Hamilton, Mary T. Meagher, Mark Breland, Rick Carey, Jay Sigel, Phil Mahre, Tamara McKinney, and Evelyn Ashford.
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