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lanta Braves, w
were finally go- di
ing to pick up where they left off, trounc- k<
ing all competition in the National League
en route to their second world championship to
of the decade. n<
Also, the Gamecocks' baseball squad Ti
had a chance to defend its first-place sta- if
tus in the SEC by playing a weekend series se
against the Alabama Crimson Elephants, tf
Judging from last weekend's games,
however, I have only one thing to say ? ye
Hell's Bells. fa
Not only did USC manage to drop two hi
out of three by an onslaught of runs, but to
the Braves actually lost their Opening Day hi
game, 7-4, to the lowly Phillies. be
It was quite a surprising day in the rest lo
of the major leagues, as well, as almost all pi
the playoff teams from last year lost their ly
first games.
The Braves started out all right. Last to
year's Cy Young Award winner, Tom aj
Glavine, mowed down the first three bat- ul
ters, and Javy Lopez lashed a two-out dou- si
ble to right that scored two runs. The game w
also saw the debuts of right fielder Brian H
Jordan and second baseman Bret Boone in si
their new uniforms.
With this sizzling start, I had no si
doubt the Braves would not only win this a
game, but probably set a major-league record ei
by being the first team ever to go 162-0 in th
a season. L
It was sometime during this moment of
obvious mental duress that I realized why pi
this could never be. ta
You see, the Braves are managed by one aj
of the worst managers in the history of base- d]
ball, Bobby Cox. It is for this reason, and lo
this reason only, that the Braves have experienced
some of baseball's worst post- pi
season failures since Bill Buckner let that lc
fatal ground ball roll through his legs 13
years ago. ta
The score was 4-3 Braves in the top of a]
the seventh, and Glavine looked OK, but fa
there were runners on second and third and n
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baseball
vo outs. The batter looked to be a healthy
lough player, so what did Cox decide to
)?
While Cox looked like a fat toad suning
itself on a log, the hamsters on wheels
iside his head decided to intentionally walk
le batter, loading the bases for the next
itter.
(This sounded like a good plan - until I
:alized the next batter was a rookie who
ad flirted with a .300 average in spring
aining and had 50 family members in atindance.
I'm sure Cox realized this, too,
hich is why he still sat and stared at the
igout steps while this rookie nailed a brom-bat,
two-run single to center.)
Not only did this allow the winning runs
i score, it ruined Glavine's day and mine,
at to mention that of the 45,000 fans at
urner Field. I could have forgiven Bobby
he had corrected the error, but then he
inds in Mark 'Wild Thing" Wohlers to pitch
le ninth.
Of course, Wohlers was the story of last
sar because of his missing control and the
ct that he couldn't find the plate with both
ands and a road map. Wohlers seemed
i have recovered, getting one out, but then
a gave up a run and walked the bases full
ifore Cox finally had enough. The Braves
st on mental miscues, yes, but what peole
fail to realize is that they came from onone
person.
i ve put up with Cox wheeling my team
i rack and ruin for long enough. He manned
during the '80s, when Atlanta was reglarly
eliminated from the pennant race
lortly after Opening Day. If he couldn't
in with the likes of Dale Murphy and Bob
orner, what makes us think he could posbly
win now?
The only thing Cox is good for is occaonally
getting thrown out of a game beluse
he decides to get some physical excise
for once instead of talking about
te latest canasta game with his good friend
eo Mazzone.
He never manages his team, instead
referring to let it win for him and then
ike all the credit. He and general manger
John Schuerholz smoke cigars and
rink whiskey to rub out the sting of a tough
iss and think, "We'll get it next year."
We true fans cry at the prospect of sliping
back into the mediocre days of 100iss
seasons.
In conclusion, Bobby, please get off your
til and manage this team before it loses
11 focus to win. Otherwise, it will sink
ister than a Clemson coed in Lake Mur*y
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Boston 5, Kansas City 3
Jose Offerman, batting leadoff ^
in his Boston debut, went 4-for-5,
and Jon Valentin drove in three runs
as the Red Sox held offKansas City. v
Kansas City took a 2-0 lead in "
the first on a Joe Randa solo
homer and a Larry Sutton RBI dou- e
ble, but Pedro Martinez settled down P
and got the win for Boston, striking
out nine over six innings.
Baltimore 10, Tampa Bay 7 0
Albert Belle, in his first game as Sl
an Oriole, hit a three-run homer in *
the third and an RBI single in the
eighth as Baltimore beat Tampa Bay. ^
Belle's heroics masked the de- ^
parture of Baltimore's Cal Ripken
Jr. early in the game with a back injury.
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It also spoiled the outings of Tarn- M
pa Bay's Fred McGriff, who went
3-for-5 with two RBIs for the Devil b
Rays, and Jose Canseco, who hit his s
398th career home run. 0
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Detroit 11, Texas 5 C
Detroit's Juan Encarnacion hit t
a homer on the first pitch of the ^
game, pitcher Brian Moehler took a 11
no-hitter into the seventh and the
Tigers swamped Texas. I
Rangers starter Rick Helling
couldn't make it out of the fourth,
after giving up seven runs, five of ^
them earned, on seven hits. He also o
gave up a three-run blast to Bobby h
Higginson before exiting. li
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Chicago (A.L.) 8, Seattle 2
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win Ditched six solid innines. and P
Ray Durham and Frank Thomas
each delivered three hits, as Chica- t
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1998: win at Seattle. v
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ix innings, nullifying Ken Griffey
r.'s seventh Opening Day home run
fhis career.
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nth speculation, Roger Clemens did't
pitch badly in his Yankees debut,
ut Oakland's clutch hitting proved
nough to get by the defending chamions.
With New York up 3-2 and one
ut in the seventh, Mike Stanton reeved
Clemens and gave up two runs
n two singles and a double.
The Athletics' Tony Phillips
cored the tying run in that inning
nd also had a two-run homer in the
fth.
Ian Francisco 11, Cincinnati 8
Charlie Hayes hit a three-run
omer in the eighth to cap off a wild
an for the Giants.
Sean Casey and Mark Sweeney
oth homered fer Cincinnati in the
ixth, as the Reds scored six runs to
vercome a 6-2 deficit, but Hayes
nocked a 1-1 pitch from the Reds'
labe White over the left-field wall.
Hayes had come into the game
0 replace third baseman Bill
lueller, who broke his left big toe
1 the first inning.
'hiladelphia 7, Atlanta 4
Philadelphia rookie Marlon
inderson notched a two-run single
ff Tom Glavine in the seventh, and
iter delivered an RBI double off Atinta's
Mark Wohlers in the ninth,
a the Braves' home opener.
In a matchup of elite National
;eague starters, Glavine and the
'hillies' Curt Schilling, relievers
layed a huge role.
Philadelphia's bullpen pitched
hree scoreless innings in relief of
schilling, while Wohlers gave up four
iralks and two runs after coming
ri with a 5-4 deficit in the ninth.
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ball opens season
Florida 6, New York
(N.L.) 2
Florida pitcher Alex I
Fernandez, who missed all I
of 1998 with rotator-cuff I
surgery, allowed just one
run in five innings to the
Mets.
After Fernandez got
Robin Ventura to fly out I
with the bases loaded in BH
the top of the first, the
Marlins got three runs in
the bottom, the last one a
sacrifice fly by former
Columbia Met Preston Wil- 'V , fl
son. Mets starter A1 Leit- |j9
er was ransacked for five BB^^^^Bj^H iP \W
runs and nine hits over five
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Raul Mondesi proved I
to be Opening Day's AjlBr
biggest star, hitting a twoout,
three-run, game-tying V
homer in the ninth and
then stroking a two-run, jjm^ ^ JJ
g&me-winning shot in the special u> The Gamecock,
11th for the Dodgers.
Mondesi's night over- Mark McGwire started a new streak in
shadowed a solid debut by 1999 as he homered on opening day.
Arizona's Randy Johnson, en a 7-1 lead. David Weathers
who crnvp nn two rims nvpr spvpti in- *.i._i_ - j o o o : . c i:_rx :_i.
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nul8s- up the win for Milwaukee.
Kevin Brown, making his first
start for Los Angeles, was less spec- Montreal 9, Pittsburgh 2
tacular, allowing five runs and 10
hits over 5 2-3 innings. Montreal's Guerrero brothers '
combined for six hits and five RBIs
Milwaukee 10, St. Louis 8 as Expos clubbed Pittsburgh
starter Francisco Cordova for five"
Mark McGwire is just 70 homers j^g gve innjngS
away from another record, but Mil- Vladimir Guerrero had a threewaukee's
dingers saved Opening Day ^ dinger in the first ^ RBI
for the Brewers. single in the third for the Expos. His
Dave Nilsson and Jeromy Bur- older brother, Wilton Guerrero, had
nitz each hit two-run home runs, and three hits, including two doubles.
Sean Berry added the decisive three- jn Rjs fjrst Opening Day start,
run shot in the ninth. McGwire s first Expos' Dustin Hermanson gave
blast of the year came in the fifth, Up one and four RRg without
after the Brewers had already tak- walking a batter over seven innings.
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ience wilson Outstanding Mentor of the Year
knda wilson LATASHA THOMPSON
gne wilson
woodruff BAS|C Theater Traiibiazer Award
enne woods CHARLES EADDY
na wragg TEVRA JOHNSON
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?eNrA Zimmerman Joycelyn Elders Wellness Award
A. GREGORY WINBORNE
ALEXANDRIA VALENCIA