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By Sandra McKee | March 20, 1991
VS. BOSTON CELTICS* WHEN: Tonight, 7:30.* WHERE: Boston Garden.* TV/RADIO: Channel 20; WTOP-AM (1500), WINX-AM (1600).* OUTLOOK: The Bullets take a 2-26 road record into the Garden, where the Celtics have won won nine of the last 11 games between the clubs. The Bullets (23-41) will be without forward Bernard King (lower back and flu) and forward/center Charles Jones (pulled groin). Tom Hammonds, who had 14 points against Boston last Friday, is expected to start in place of King.Boston (49-18)
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November 20, 1991
BaseballPlayer Relations Committee -- Named Richard Ravitch president and CEO.Houston Astros -- Named Tom Spencer, first-base coach for the New York Mets last season, third-base coach. Asked for unconditional release waivers on P Jim Corsi, P Dwayne Henry, IF Jose Tolentino and OF Javier Ortiz.Florida Marlins -- Named Orrin Freeman associate director of scouting.Los Angeles Dodgers -- Named John Shoemaker manager and Luis Tiant pitching coach of rookie league Kissimmee.New York Mets -- Added P Julian Vasquez, P Joe Vitko, C Brook Fordyce, IF Tito Navarro and OF Patrick Howell to the 40-man roster.
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By Alan Goldstein | February 6, 1992
The New Jersey Nets and Washington Bullets, who close out the first half of the NBA season at the Capital Centre tonight, are trying to improve their present standing and outlook for the next three months.Both teams appear long shots to make the playoffs, but Nets coach Bill Fitch and the Bullets' Wes Unseld have taken different approaches to end the downward spiral.Fitch seemingly escaped an early dismissal when New Jersey won 12 of 15 games in January, but rumors resurfaced after the Nets began February with five straight road losses.
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By Sandra McKee and Sandra McKee,Evening Sun Staff | November 1, 1991
Washington general manager John Nash knows inquiring Bullets fans want to know:* Why the team didn't unload John Williams at the end of last season when he was in something resembling NBA shape?"
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By Bruce Martin and Bruce Martin,Special to The Sun | February 5, 1992
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Although the Washington Bullets have an All-Star in Michael Adams, the Charlotte Hornets played like a team of All-Stars in a 115-99 victory last night.The Hornets had seven players score in double figures, led by Johnny Newman's 19. Larry Johnson and Kendall Gill had 18 each.The Bullets were led by Pervis Ellison with 19, and Tom Hammonds added 17. Ellison also pulled down 11 rebounds.The loss dropped the Bullets to 15-30, while the Hornets broke a three-game losing streak to improve to 13-33.
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By Alan Goldstein and Alan Goldstein,Sun Staff Correspondent | April 22, 1991
LANDOVER -- The Bullets' final game, at the Capital Centre yesterday, was a microcosm of the season, as Washington, reduced to six healthy bodies, lost to the Minnesota Timberwolves, 89-87, on Tony Campbell's jump shot at the buzzer."