Gretzky Leads North America Past World In All Star Showdown
Wayne Gretzky starred in Tampa as the North America team beat the World 8-4 in the NHL All Star game. Gretzky scored and assisted, joining Mike Modano who had a goal and three assists in a high scoring, defense light exhibition.
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Gretzky shines as North America dominates World in All Star
Wayne Gretzky earns MVP for the third time as North America defeats the World 8 6 in Tampa. Modano Robitaille Bourque and other stars contribute. Sundin stars for the World with a goal and three assists. Gretzky hints at retirement decisions after season.
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Bulls open post Jordan era with loss to Pacers in Chicago
Indiana’s Reggie Miller and Rik Smits lead a 79-71 win over the Bulls in Tim Floyd’s debut as coach. Chicago lacks Jordan Pippen Rodman and others as seats show empties. Bird notes the changing of the guard and Bulls rebuilding with a free agent push next summer.
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Jacks fall to Cyclones as Cincinnati dominates with strong second period
Jacks goalie Zac Bjerk allowed five goals in a 27-shot game as Cincinnati Cyclones built a 4-1 lead by mid second period. Brett Harkins provided the Jacks lone offense with his 12th goal and 31st assist, while Todd Hawkins scored twice for Cleveland’s visitors.
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