Cavaliers welcome Kevin Love back in starting lineup
Cavaliers, led by LeBron James, welcome Kevin Love back from knee surgery four-time All-Star ready to play against Utah Jazz. Love, who had arthroscopic surgery February 14, returns to a team atop the Eastern Conference standings with 20.0 points and 11.1 rebounds before the injury.
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Westbrook fuels triple double spree in win over Thunder
Russell Westbrook posted 24 points 16 assists and 10 rebounds in three quarters for his 34th triple double this season helping Oklahoma City beat Toronto 123-102. Victor Oladipo scored 23 as the Thunder split the season series with the Raptors. DeRozan led Toronto with 22 points while Serge Ibaka matched his former team with 10. The Grizzlies beat Atlanta as Gasol notched a triple double with 18 points 10 rebounds and 10 assists. Brooklyn dominated Knicks with a 120-112 win as Rondae Hollis-Jefferson 20 points 10 boards led the way and Jeremy Lin returned to MSG with 15 points and eight assists.
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Cavaliers rally past Jazz as LeBron tops with 33
LeBron James scored 33 points and Kevin Love returned for Cleveland in a 91 83 win over Utah. Kyrie Irving added 21 as the Cavaliers built a late fourth quarter advantage while J R Smith and Tristan Thompson contributed double figure scoring. Jazz were led by Rudy Gobert with 20 points and 19 rebounds in the loss.
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Manny Ramirez Joins Kochi Fighting Dogs In Japan
Manny Ramirez signs with the Kochi Fighting Dogs of Japan’s Shikoku Island League as a designated hitter. The 44 year old Dominican broadens his career in Kochi, with perks reported including sushi afield and Mercedes transport, as the team opens April 4 against Tokushima Indigo Socks. Ramirez says he’s eager to play in Japan and adapts to life in Kochi, a humid typhoon-prone city with a 340000 population and a historic stadium habitat.
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Indians win 6 5 over Oakland as Jackson drives pair of doubles
Austin Jackson had two doubles and three RBIs in Cleveland’s 6-5 victory over Oakland. Zach McAlister allowed two runs in two innings. Franklin Barreto homered for the Mariners? Healy hit his third. Triggs gave up six runs in 3% innings. Kluber, Salazar set for later spring starts at Goodyear and San Antonio.
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Bobrovsky earns 38th win as Blue Jackets top Panthers
Sergei Bobrovsky stopped 33 shots to record his NHL leading 38th win and lift Columbus over Florida 2-1 in Columbus. Zach Werenski and Josh Anderson scored to give the Blue Jackets the win as they pull within two points of Washington for the Presidents Trophy. Anderson added the eventual winner in the second period.
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U.S. Women's Hockey Players Stand Firm Over World Championship Boycott
U S women's players set a Thursday deadline to decide on boycotting the world championships over wages. The dispute follows coach changes and roster uncertainty as USA Hockey says it will proceed with plans for the event starting March 31 in Plymouth Michigan.
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