No Bull: Jackson won’t return to Chicago
Phil Jackson will not return to coach the Chicago Bulls next season. Jackson cited stepping away for a break after guiding the Bulls to their sixth NBA title, with Jerry Reinsdorf and GM Jerry Krause confirming the decision. Jackson plans an extended vacation, with options uncertain and Michael Jordan’s future remaining a key variable.
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Indians rout Yankees as Irabu rattled in Cleveland
Cleveland beat New York 11 0 at Jacobs Field before 43104 fans to split the four game series. Hideki Irabu failed to locate his pitches allowing back to back homers to Manny Ramirez and Mark Whiten in the second inning and a Ramirez shot in the third. Ramirez said he got lucky on the second homer while Irabu blamed poor location and a nonfastball sequence. Yankees manager Joe Torre noted the velocity and control issues as Irabu exited after three innings.
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Indians Triumph as Colon Dominates Yankees in Eight
Indians pitcher Bart Colon improved to 7-4 with eight strong innings allowing three hits and 10 strikeouts as Cleveland built a 5-0 lead behind back to back Ramirez homers and a third inning blast by Ramirez. Hideki Irabu struggled, charged with five earned runs and eight homers allowed this season. Yankees manager Joe Torre lauded Cleveland’s depth and pitching after the defeat.
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Dunston Honors Wrigley Past as Indians Visit Cubs
Shawon Dunston returns to Wrigley Field, a Windy City staple from 12 of 13 big league seasons, as Cleveland begins a two game series with Chicago. His sentiment mixes nostalgia with a professional focus while Mike Hargrove weighs lineup tweaks and Sandy Alomar's lingering shoulder tendinitis. Dwight Gooden starts for Cleveland against Kevin Tapani as Chicago hosts tonight at 8:05.
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Doby Reflects On Hall Of Fame Honor And Color Barrier Breakthrough
Former Indians star Doby recalls breaking the color barrier with Jackie Robinson and celebrates receiving a Hall of Fame ring. He reflects on 1947 55 service with Cleveland, the 1959 finale, and the 50th anniversary of Robinson and Doby’s milestone. He credits Rickey Robinson Veeck and teammates for his success and speaks of memories from the 1948 World Series.
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