Baseball season delayed as strike ends and opener shifts
Owners and players reach a four year contract ending a 32 day lockout. Opening day moved to April 9 in Fenway Park with Detroit visiting Boston. Schedule expands to 158 games due to missed contests while CBS TV rights may affect post season timing. Exhibition games begin March 26.
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Cavs extend streak with 120 103 win over Magic
Cleveland guard Brad Daugherty led with a season high 29 points aided by 25 from Mark Price as the Cavaliers beat the Orlando Magic 120 103. Daugherty returned from injury on Jan 30 and coach Lenny Wilkens praised his progress. Larry Nance added 11 rebounds and the Cavs used a 14 0 run to seize control before the half, extending their win streak to five while Orlando dropped its ninth in a row.
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Loyola Marymount overwhelms Michigan in NCAA West Regional
Loyola Marymount crushed Michigan 149-115 in the West Regional, setting multiple NCAA tourney scoring records. The Lions used relentless pressure and 21 three pointers to advance past Arizona and propel their bid for a title in memory of Hank Gathers.
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Indians to open camp Wednesday after long lockout
Hank Peters says the Cleveland Indians can return focus to baseball as players end a lockout that kept spring training stalled since February 15. The team opens April 3 in New York vs the Yankees and backs home on April 6 against the Royals.
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NFL TV money shows owners greedy growth in profits
The piece notes NFL clubs will receive 32 million dollars annually for four seasons from networks and highlights how TV revenue fuels league expansion and advertising spend, citing historical contrasts from the 1960s to today and questioning the role of commissioners and owners.
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