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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2009
Page
16
Cavaliers veteran Rasheed Wallace, 13 seasons in, contemplates retirement or a possible move after a late season knee injuries and reduced playoff role. He spoke at Cleveland Clinic Courts about staying focused and pursuing a criminal justice degree, noting his wish for a buyout remains unlikely.
Cavaliers stare at a volatile off season with Zydrunas Ilgauskas likely to pick up a 10.54 million option and Ira Szczerbiak and Anderson Varejao pursuing free agency. By contrast Ben Wallace nears retirement and Joe Smith remains unclear as Cleveland finished 76-20 but eliminated in the East finals.
Jimmie Johnson nosed past Tony Stewart with two laps left to win the Sprint Cup race at Dover International Speedway. Johnson led 298 laps, overcame a late pit miscue, and earned his 42nd Cup victory as Stewart claimed the points lead after finishing second.
LeBron James declined media comments after Cleveland's Game 6 defeat to Orlando. He congratulated the Magic, sent Dwight Howard an email, and vowed to return stronger next season while weighing future team input with GM Danny Ferry and coach Mike Brown.
Detroit's 3-1 victory over Pittsburgh in Game 2 puts the Red Wings two wins from repeating as champions. rookie defenseman Jonathan Ericsson scored the tying goal after an appendectomy, as Detroit extended the series lead and matched last year’s title run.
Detroit defeats Pittsburgh 3 to 1 as Valtteri Filppula and Justin Abdelkader fuel the comeback with key goals. Detroit goalie Jimmy Howard made 23 saves while the Red Wings take a 2 1 series lead heading into Pittsburgh with uneven penalties and final period scoring sealed in front of a home crowd.
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