Carter to undergo knee surgery roots Indians rehab plan
Joe Carter, Cleveland Indians outfielder, will miss eight to ten weeks after knee surgery to remove a bone chip. The 24-year-old remains hospitalized through Saturday before starting rehab.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1984
Page
11
Joe Carter, Cleveland Indians outfielder, will miss eight to ten weeks after knee surgery to remove a bone chip. The 24-year-old remains hospitalized through Saturday before starting rehab.
The USFL convenes a three day session amid a $1.32 billion antitrust suit against the NFL. Leaders debate trimming teams from 18 to 14 or 12, possible fall season reversal, mergers among expansion clubs, and a salary cap as negotiations with the players union loom. Trump and Cohn claim a secret NFL committee aims to destroy the USFL, while NFL officials deny it. Browns owner Art Modell calls the suit nonsense.
Wayne Gretzky scored twice in seven minutes as Edmonton beat Minnesota 7-5 to remain unbeaten in five games. Hartford Whalers, in first in Adams Division, topped Detroit 7-3 with Greg Malone's four assists fueling the surge. Ilkka Sinisalo and Brian Propp each netted a hat trick in Philadelphia's 13-2 rout of Vancouver, while Montreal rallied to a 3-3 tie with Los Angeles.
Cleveland GM Harry Weltman outlines a plan to build a stable, more competitive Cavaliers lineup after a 28-54 season. He details acquisitions for speed and experience, a shift toward veterans, and a focus on a solid core under coach George Karl.
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