Jimenez’s spring debut muted by rough inning in Indians loss
Ubaldo Jimenez struggled in his spring debut allowing five runs, one earned, in one inning as the Reds beat the Indians 8 6 in Goodyear. Shelley Duncan hit a three run homer for Cincinnati while Dioner Navarro also connected as Dusty Baker weighed his lineup options. Chapman and Bailey worked two innings apiece as both teams eyed future roles.
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Indians players weigh in on two wild card playoff format
Indians manager Manny Acta supports a second wild card as a way to keep teams playing hard to the end. Players Shelley Duncan Chris Perez Shin-Soo Choo and Vinnie Pestano offer varying views on one game playoffs and the extra berth.
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Golden State Stumbles as Toronto Tops 83 75
Readable lines show Golden State led by Ellis and Lee but Toronto's DeRozan and Barbosa propelled a 83 75 victory. New Jersey beat Charlotte 104 101 with Williams and Lopez starring. Multiple games feature high scoring stars and late fourth quarter swings.
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Williams nets 57 points in Nets win over Bobcats
Deron Williams scores a franchise record 57 as the New Jersey Nets beat the Charlotte Bobcats 104 101. He goes 16 of 29 from the field and perfect 21 of 21 at the line, breaking the prior mark of 52 held by Mike Newlin and Ray Williams.
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