Bryant Promises Hardened Lakers for Game 3
The Lakers hold a 2-0 series lead in the NBA Finals over the Magic. Kobe Bryant, not flashing his usual scowl, vows to intensify for Game 3 tonight in Orlando as Los Angeles strives to finish the series.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2009
Page
13
The Lakers hold a 2-0 series lead in the NBA Finals over the Magic. Kobe Bryant, not flashing his usual scowl, vows to intensify for Game 3 tonight in Orlando as Los Angeles strives to finish the series.
Federer wins his first French Open to complete a career Grand Slam and tie Sampras with 14 majors. Tiger Woods, Federer’s friend, visited the driving range before the Memorial final and congratulated him afterward, while NBC and CBS ratings exposed limited U.S. viewership. Sampras watched portions of Federer’s run from Los Angeles.
Vermilion High alum Andrew Oliver, an All-Ohio pitcher, enters the 2006 MLB Draft after being picked in the 17th round by Minnesota, with mock forecasts ranging from early first round to late first round or beyond. Oklahoma State coach Frank Anderson notes the anxious, uncertain week as Oliver weighs a return to college or a pro contract, highlighting Oliver's left fastball and developing offspeed pitches.
The Indians visit the Royals as Lee starts for Cleveland against Bannister. Broadcast coverage includes STO television and WEOL 930 AM WTAM 1100 AM radio.
Dublin report notes Tiger Woods captures his second win of the year at Memorial with a 7 under 65 final round. He rallied from four behind, closing strong on 17 and 18 after steady driving and iron play. Woods says his week, not just the last holes, defined the victory and stresses no surprises in his game.
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