Rockers 2003 Season Preview Center Prospects
The Rockers list players across positions with college histories from Massachusetts Georgia and Mississippi State plus a veteran coach Dan Hughes. Key figures include Wil 22 Massachusets alum, Welch from Georgia, and Melvin from North Carolina State. The roster shows draft picks No 15 35 8 13 No 3 and notable stats such as leading scorers and block leaders, with injuries and returns noted. The piece ends with Eastern and Western Conference standings.
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Tom Teft
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Miami
Minnesota
Lyn
Chasity Melvin
North Carolina State
New York
Rockers aim for playoff push as Cleveland faces Sparks
Rockers coach Dan Hughes rebuilds after last season's pregnancy absences and roster shakes. Cleveland adds Lennox and Kimbrough, parts with Brown and Wauters amid new CBA salary cap. The team, known for a large fan base, opens against three-time defending champion Los Angeles Sparks with five straight playoff contenders on the schedule.
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Lennox
Miami
Rockers
Los Angeles Sparks
Cleveland
Melvin
Nowitzki Likely Out for Game 5 Night Showdown
Dallas star Dirk Nowitzki says his sprained left knee feels off and is a game time decision for the Western Conference finals against the Spurs. He warned any doubt about pushing off or inability to play may rule him out tonight.
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Dallas
Dirk Nowitzki
Dallas Mavericks
San Antonio Spurs
Nowitzki
Browns NBA coaching pursuit centers on Larry Brown in Cleveland
Cavaliers owner Gordon Gund seeks a system oriented coach and has shown interest in Larry Brown who has a storied teaching record and a history of quickly rebuilding teams. Brown cautions he will weigh multiple openings as LeBron James weighs the fit.
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van Gandy
Jim Ornstein
New York Daily News
Hornets
Paul Silas
Paxson
Cavaliers weigh LeBron James fit with Cavaliers
Cavaliers coach Paxson discusses LeBron James as a rookie role player potential. James plans to accept his role and focus on a multi dimensional small forward position while a veteran point guard may join Cleveland in the off season.
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Michigan
Chassote
Mam
Rockers
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Bahamas
Jamaica
James
Cleveland
Paxson
Bili
Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary
Cavaliers
Ricky Davis
Dajuan Wagner
Wagner
Davis
Jamies
Darius Miles
Hafner Held Back After DL Return To Buffalo
Cleveland Indians first baseman Travis Hafner, activated from the disabled list, remains in Buffalo on a rehab assignment with the Class AAA Bisons. Despite healing well, he was optioned back to Buffalo as the club looks for his timing while Ben Broussard carries most first base duties. Hafner is hitting .350 with nine walks through 20 Buffalo at bats.
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Travis Hafner
Indians
Eric Wedge
Hafner
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Wedge
Ben Broussard
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Ben
Indians Notes on Assenheimer Bradley and Burks
Karim Garcia had his ailing left wrist examined in Baltimore with results due today after rehab start with Buffalo was halted by pain. Milton Bradley followed a three game Boston stretch with a Detroit homer and strong early season cleanup role as he bats .331. Manager Wedge said Bradley will grow more consistent as he settles in the middle. The Indians issued three intentional walks to Detroit’s Dmitri Young who drove in four of the Tigers’ first five runs as Ellis Burks hits slump to .262 after two solid prior seasons.
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Karim Garcia
Baltimore
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Garcia
Buffalo
Milton Bradley
Boston
Bradley
Detroit
Wedge
Dmitn Young
Ellis Burks
Mster
Burks
Cleveland
Dmitri Young
Young
Tigers
Jeremy Bonderman
Tribe
Phillips
Steve Avery
Inge
Boyd
Bonderman
Tigers rally falls short as Indians clout late comeback
Detroit jumped to a 5-2 lead with Dmitri Young driving in four runs, but Cleveland tied it at five after Jeremy Bonderman faltered. A late home run by Inge gave the Indians the win as Tribe pitchers shut down the Tigers for most of the middle innings.
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