Nationals open at new park with 3-2 win over Braves
Washington Nationals beat the Atlanta Braves 3-2 in the stadiums first regular season game as Ryan Zimmerman homered in the ninth inning. Nick Johnson added an RBI double in his first at bat in 18 months and Jon Rauch earned the win in relief. President Bush attended and Zimmerman did a curtain call as the crowd of 39,389 left with smiles and a historic opener memory.
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Afternoon Basketball Schedule Figures Incomplete
Readable items show games including ae 3:05 at Millwood and Seatte, Milwaukee at Wya, N Y at Florida. Schedules list teams and records but OCR leaves many names and times unclear. main matchups include 3:05 pm and 4:10 pm games with several teams and records partially visible.
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Tribe Embraces Change as Home Opener Returns
Sabathia and the team anticipate a welcome shift in routine as the Tribe prepare to open at home. DH Travis Hafner says it will be a nice change to play before home fans. The mood is excited and eager to start the season.
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Rutgers Advances to Greensboro Regional Final Against Connecticut
Rutgers tops George Washington 53 to 42 behind Essence Carson 25 points and Epiphanny Prince 12 as they reach a regional final against Connecticut in Greensboro. Connecticut, the No. 1 seed, seeks a rematch after beating Rutgers earlier this month.
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Jayhawks advance to Final Four after tense regional win
Kansas survives a late scare as Curry scores 25 and Davidson’s 25 game win streak ends. Richards misses a potential championship shot while Jayhawks seal the win and advance to face North Carolina in San Antonio. Coach Bill Self hails the relief of reaching the Final Four.
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Kansas narrowly downs Davidson in high scoring tilt
In a tight contest before 57,563 fans, Kansas defeats Davidson 59 to 57. Key players include Lovedale with mixed shots, Richards and Rush contributing scoring, while Gosselin, Collins and Aldrich saw limited scoring. The halftime score was 30-28 with Kansas gaining the edge late.
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Tigers ready to face UCLA in NCAA regional showdown
Memphis, finish near the top of the poll all season, eyes a landmark win as guard Rose and star Douglas-Roberts lead the Tigers against UCLA and freshman Kevin Love. Calipari compares Rose to Tiger Woods while praising his mental toughness and clutch plays.
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Memphis Defeats Texas in 85-67 Victory
Memphis outscored Texas 85 to 67 in front of a 32,798 crowd. Texas star players posted scattered scoring while Memphis balanced scoring led by Rose and Abrams with double figures.
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Cavaliers shuffle guards as Brown ponders permanent lineup
Cavaliers coach Mike Brown moves Delonte West back to starting point guard with a six-guard rotation. Sasha Pavlovic regains a starting spot, Devin Brown sees minutes rise, Daniel Gibson off the bench. LeBron James ends a 49 game 20 point scoring streak. The Cavaliers seek consistency down the stretch.
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Cavs struggle with lineup changes in win over Sixers
Zydrunas Ilgauskas led Cleveland with 14 points and Joe Smith added 13 with eight boards off the bench. Devin Brown shot 3 of 13 while Anderson Varejao had 2 points as the Cavs fought through injuries and shuffles to beat Philadelphia 90s to 88 after a late run.
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Cavaliers Narrow Win Over 76ers 96 83
Cavaliers edged the 76ers 96 to 83 in a game featuring Iguodala 19 points and James 26. Romney contributed 16 and Nest 18 for Philadelphia while Smith 13 and Gibson 8 led Cleveland. Totals show balanced scoring and strong defense from both squads.
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