Six-player NBA trade reshapes four teams
The 24 hour rumor finally became a nine player deal with six players changing teams. Larrell Sprewell to Minnesota. Glenn Robinson and Marc Jackson to Philadelphia. Keith Van Horn to New York. Terrell Brandon and Randy Holcomb to Atlanta. Two draft picks swapped. Brandon likely near retirement. Robinson and Van Horn bolster Philadelphia and New York respectively while Atlanta gains cap space. Sprewell ends five seasons with the Knicks after 1999 Finals run.
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Murray Induction Highlights Hall of Fame Career
Cleveland legend Eddie Murray, a 3 000 hit 500 home run member, is enshrined Sunday representing the Baltimore Orioles. He recalls World Series clashes, his Cleveland years, and the wild yet talented mid-90s Indians that reached the World Series after his arrival in 1995.
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Indians Notes and Trades Outline Season Updates
Murray reflects on the 95 fall classic loss to the Braves and argues the team could have beaten them if the Braves pitchers had not avoided the plate. The Indians promote Jason Stanford for bullpen depth, option Brian Tallet, and monitor Omar Vizquel’s knee recovery while Billy Traber prepares to return from the All-Star break.
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Indians and Tigers play two in record quick pace at Jacobs Field
The Indians beat the Tigers in a 204-four inning game, breaking the field time mark as Trevor Anderson dominated the Tigers lineup with three straight first inning outs. Travis Hafner and John McDonald provided early runs, Hafner homering for two runs, while McDonald added two singles and a save on defense. Casey Blake and Coco Crisp also figured in a seventh inning mishap.
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Nagy named special assistant to Indians GM Shapiro
Former Indians ace Charles Nagy, 36, is named a special assistant to general manager Mark Shapiro. He will observe pitching prospects across minor leagues, travel to ballparks, and help evaluate talent while learning management terminology. Nagy plans for potential future roles and did not rule out returning to pitching.
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Rockies put Taiwan's Chin-hui Tsao on start vs Brewers
Taiwan born pitcher Chin-hui Tsao, 22, is recalled from Double-A Tulsa to start for Colorado against Milwaukee, becoming the first player from Taiwan to reach the majors. Tsao is 11-4 with a 2.46 ERA in the Texas League and leads with 125 strikeouts.
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