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Sporting News Today QUICK LINKS: MLB > 18 NFL > 28 NBA > 10 NHL > 13 NASCAR > 33 COLLEGE FOOTBALL > 16 COLLEGE BASKETBALL > 8 MLB DRAFT > 5 NFL Old masters ThumbsThum up for Cox Sporting News Today’s former NFL Randy Johnson beats GeorgiaGeor QB Joe Cox solidified scouts rank their top defensive his sspotpot as Matthew Stafford’s coordinators: Nats, is 24th pitcher rereplacement.place Dick LeBeau to get milestone win “It wwould be very difficult to 1. Steelers Page 20 knoknockc him out of the box,” GeGeorgiao coach Mark Richt tells Jim Johnson SSNN Today. 2. Eagles Leslie Frazier FRIDAY Richt Q&A, Page 16 3. Vikings JUNE 5, 2009 SEE A DIFFERENT GAME Jim Bates JOHN BAZEMORE / AP 4. VOLUME 1 ISSUE 318 Bucs Dom Capers 5. Packers NBA FINALS GAME 1: L.A. LAKERS 100, ORLANDO 75 STANLEYS CUP FINALS GAME 4: PITTSBURGH 4, DETROIT 2 Full list, Page 30 Scoreboard Lakers open with domination Cup chase down to best-of-3 NBA LOS ANGELES—Finally. It’s taken time, but it PITTSBURGH—After the game, Sidney Crosby seems the team many expected the Lakers to could admit it. It felt good to get that first goal Finals be—a big, strong bunch capable of dominat- of the Stanley Cup finals. The fact that it was L.A. Lakers 100, Orlando 75 ing at both ends—has arrived for good. the game-winner? Even better. (L.A. Lakers lead series 1-0) That version of the Lakers has made only With their 4-2 win over Detroit, the Penguins NHL cameo appearances this postseason, but in evened the finals, 2-2, and seized momentum in Stanley Cup finals The Finals opener, the Lakers were back, a series that once looked like a Detroit lock. Pittsburgh 4, Detroit 2 winning handily, 100-75. “Both teams held serve at home, now it’s a As Magic coach Stan Van best of three,” Pittsburgh’s (Series tied 2-2) Gundy said, “We were totally Mark Eaton said. Baseball dominated at both ends of the Three things we American League floor and on the boards.” learned L.A. Angels 6, Toronto 5 Three things we Boston 6, Detroit 3 MARK J. TERRILL / AP Pittsburgh’s stars are learned clicking: N.Y. Yankees 8, Texas 6 Kobe Bryant hit 16 of 34 shots for 40 points and added 1. Crosby had his The Magic will reconsider eight rebounds and eight assists in L.A.’s rout. best game of the series with GENE J. PUSKAR / AP Minnesota 11, Cleveland 3 Sean Deveney 1. the plan on Kobe Bryant. Craig Custance a goal and a pretty assist on Sidney Crosby scored his first goal of the finals as the Oakland 7, Chicago White Sox 0 PRO BASKETBALL Orlando attempted to put and he carried himself well, scoring six points HOCKEY Tyler Kennedy’s goal in the Pens evened the series. Tampa Bay 3, Kansas City 2 Bryant in single coverage, and giving out four assists in 23 minutes. second period. “I was happy National League focusing on stopping the players around him. to see one go in,” Crosby said. Evgeni Malkin Marc-Andre Fleury has emerged: After get- Pittsburgh 11, N.Y. Mets 6 But Bryant killed Orlando’s defense in pick- The Lakers will lean on their bigs. L.A. did a scored his 14th goal of the playoffs and, at 3. ting outplayed by opposing goalie Chris San Francisco 5, Washington 1, 1st game and-rolls , tallying 40 points, and the Magic 3. terrific job shutting down Orlando’s front times, was the most dominant player on the Osgood earlier in the series, Fleury was sharp couldn’t keep L.A.’s supporting cast in check. line, and the Lakers outscored the Magic in the ice. in Game 4 and finished with 37 saves. “He San Fran. 4, Washington 1, 6 inn., 2nd game “Offensively, Kobe was amazing tonight,” paint, 56-22. “We’ve got to keep that up,” forward The Red Wings are worn out: Detroit wasn’t knows when the important time is to make Chicago Cubs at Atlanta, ppd., rain forward Lamar Odom said. “Defensively, Pau Gasol said. “No let-up. This is just the first 2. crazy about playing back-to-back games you a big save,” Crosby said. “He’s been huge Florida 4, Milwaukee 3 too.” game.” to open the series and looked exhausted on for us.” Colorado 10, Houston 3 Jameer Nelson will be a factor. Nelson’s [email protected] Thursday, the fourth game in six nights. [email protected] St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 1 2. return to action after more than three “Tonight, they had more energy than us,” Philadelphia 3, L.A. Dodgers 0 months off was a bit of a surprise in Game 1, Loss in ‘08 Finals drives Lakers, Page 10 Detroit coach Mike Babcock said. 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