Evening basketball slate with multiple road games listed
A sequence of late season NBA style matchups appears with teams including Montceat Gardner Nabhoz and St Lews at Philadelphia Mulholland New York at Pittsburgh Atlanta at San Diego Cincinnati at Los Angeles Houston at San Francisco. Timings cluster from 2:05 pm to 10:35 pm with scores and player initials sprinkled.
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Fay Vincent backs improving Indians in Cleveland
Baseball Commissioner Fay Vincent praised Cleveland's eight wins in ten and predicted the new stadium would boost the team, while noting ongoing labor talks and possible changes in ownership. Players like Sandy Alomar and manager Mike Hargrove emphasized morale.
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Tre Angeles
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Twins and Rangers erupt for season-high 27 runs in 15 12 win
Minnesota breaks a 12 game with a ninth inning single by Chuck Knoblauch and a Kirby Puckett two run homer to beat Texas 15 12. The 27 runs mark a Ranger game and the majors season high. Detroit’s Mickey Tettleton and Lou Whitaker added homers off Scott Sanderson.
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Indians overpower Mariners as Griffey clocks 12th homer
Mariners' Bill Swift Mike Jackson and Dave Burba struggled this season while Ken Griffey Jr. hit his 12th homer after another blast Wednesday. Indians put two on base in the eighth, with Mark Whiten injuring his right eye on a bunt and likely missing the weekend series in Boston.
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Bonilla booed in Pittsburgh as Pirates top Mets
Bobby Bonilla went 0 for 4 and failed to reach the outfield as the Pirates beat the Mets 7-2 behind Barry Bonds with a homer, a double, and three runs. Doug Drabek earned his first win in six weeks while the Pirates silenced the home crowd.
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