Spurs lure top pick Robinson with 26 million contract
San Antonio signs David Robinson to a reported guaranteed eight year deal worth 26 million plus a 1 million signing bonus. The Navy star, 7 foot 1, ends months of silence and joins a Spurs team aiming to rebound after a 24-58 season.
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Badgers aim to quiet critics with upset bid over Ohio State
Wisconsin coach Don Morton, under fire for a struggling veer offense, seeks a breakthrough against Ohio State. Freshman Tony Lowery will start at quarterback as Wisconsin, 2-6, hosts 2-5-1 Ohio State, aiming to spark a young defense and halt a 0-5 Big Ten run amid 33 fumbles in eight games.
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Newman Out as Cavaliers Trim Roster in Cleveland
Cavs drop second year guard Johnny Newman in a 12 man cut after injuries and limited play. With Dell Curry and five guards on the roster Newman and his 11.3 points pace could not lock a spot. New Jersey Nets visit in season opener with Curry Johnson and Dudley joining Cleveland lineup.
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Cavaliers Set To Challenge In Open 1987-88 NBA Season
The Cavaliers, led by Brad Daugherty John Williams and Ron Harper with Mark Price at point, open versus the New Jersey Nets in tonight's season debut. Coach Lenny Wilkens aims for stability and a playoff push with Dell Curry and rookies Kevin Johnson Kannard Johnson adding speed off the bench.
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Celtics Aim for 17th Title as Season Opens Without McHale
The Boston Celtics, missing Kevin McHale to foot surgery, open the season hosting Milwaukee amid hopes of reclaiming the NBA title. Dennis Johnson and KC Jones stress defense and pace after a strong preseason 7-1 run, with Reggie Lewis and rookies Lohaus and Acres impressing. Other Monday games include Cleveland at New Jersey and Indiana at Philadelphia.
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West eyes share of Lorain title with Keystone clinch
Elyria West aims to secure a share of the Lorain County Conference title by beating Keystone at Ely Stadium. Coach Darrell Mayne notes that a 6-1 league mark would tie Wellington and Clearview at 5-1 and an 8-2 overall record would equal the 1978 team for most wins. The Wolverines face a motivated Keystone squad in a must-win matchup.
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Jays weigh Barfield trade to land Jacoby or Presley
Toronto Blue Jays discuss trading Jesse Barfield to cut payroll and upgrade third base with talks to Brook Jacoby of Cleveland and Jim Presley of Seattle. Mariners and Indians are among potential partners as Pat Gillick and Chuck Armstrong acknowledge discussions but stop short of a deal.
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