April 2, 1989

SPORTS

CLEARING THE WAY . . . the Lorr:

e John rink went up against Ruth Trickey
Saturday during the Castlegar Curling Club's playdowns. | commons pr

Horseplay
reveals new
Jay style

DUNEDIN, Fla. (CP) — They were horsi
around, but the incident spoke volumes about
Toronto Blue Jays’ spring training camp, 1989 style

stepped into the batting cage as George Bell; field;
grounders at third during practice, pierced the air wit
series of shrieking whistles

Borders fouled the first pitch into the net.
taunted Botders with more whistles, daring him to
the ball his way. This time, Borders sent a hot line dr
toward Bell’s ankles

Quicker than Gregory Hines, he danced out of
path. Unlike Hines, the $2-million man stumbled in
process and uttered a curse in Spanish while, around
cage, a half dozen Blue Jays burst into laughter. E
came up grinning — sheepishly

around,

ing
the

Catcher Pat Borders, his cheeks swollen by chaw,

ing
ha

Bell
hit
ive

its
the
the
Bell

“We have a good feeling on this club, all the way
said fourth-year manager Jimy Williams, a

tightly strung man who lived a nightmare this time last
year

When Bell boycotted the designated hitter role last
easan, a fog of misery enveloped the camp. Morale
urned sour and stayed that way through September,
when Toronto Went on a-spurt-to finish two games
behirid the first-place Boston Red Sox in the AL East

This season, Toronto forged
elubhouse with stability on the field

‘The front office came in this year and basically
said they made some mistakes," said third baseman
Kelly Gruber, who teamed with Fred McGriff to carry
the club on Offence for the first half of 1988. “I don’t
“We made mistakes,

peace in the

know whether certain players said,
100,” butit takes two to tango."’

In 1988, there were competitions for jobs at second
base, first base, catcher, third base and centre field. This
spring, everybody knew-their positions from the outset

LINEUP SET

Veteran Ernie Whitt and Borders platoon at cat
cher. The infield is McGriff, who hit 34 homers last
season, second baseman Manny Lee, Gold Glove shor
istop Tony Fernandez and Gruber at third. Nelson
Liriano and Tom Lawless are substitutes

The familiar outfield is Jesse Barfield in right,
Lloyd Moseby in centre and Bell inteft

Editor's ot
had hoped to pu

A preview of the Montreal Expos we
lish was unfortunately not available.

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Following father

VANCOUVER (CP) Brent

Imlach, who says he’s ‘“‘more of a

coach than a commander,’’ is
following a famous father as he applies
his talents to the front office of a sports
franchise for the first time in his career

Imlach, 42, son of the late George
(Punch) Imlach, was named_ vice
president and general manager of the
Vancouver Canadians of baseball's
Triple-A Pacific Coast League

His father was the last man to coach
the Toronto Maple Leafs to the
Stanley Cup in 1967. He was also
general manager and coach of the Buf
falo Sabres when the franchise entered
the National#16tkey League in 1970

Imlach, who succeeds Stu Kehoe
who left the Canadians in February to
become the new
president of the B.C
Canadian Football League, said~he

executive vice
Lions of the

learned a lot about sports management
from his father, although it didn’t sink
inat first

“1 was a typical youngster. I grew up
thinking my old man didn’t know
I think when I got a little
older and a little more mature in my
teens that I realized I could learn a lot
from him in terms of managing things

anything

‘F spent.a lot of time with him when
he first took the job of running the

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Sabres. That wasn'ta job of justicing a
hockey team. He was responsible for
hiring broadcasters,
tracts and setting up the ticket office:
“T think sometimes you don't give
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American League East

‘continued from BT. 32

while recovering from back surgery and Jan Nieves suf
fered an injury this spring; In the bullpen, Dan Plesac is
one of the sport's best closers.

In overall hitting, the Brewers finished behind four
other division contendérs, They need full, healthy
seasons from the fragile Paul Molitor (.312, 13, 60) and
Robin Yount (.306, 13, 91), whose disciplined hitting
ranks among the league’s best,

Boston Red Sox
(Ist, 89-73)

Forget the Wade Boggs sex scandal for a moment,
please, and let's talk pitching.

Bruce Hurst, an 18-game winner, left for San
Diego; ace right-hander Rober Clemens is so immersed
in controversy he Has stoped talking to the media; Hur-
st’s replacement, John Dopson, was 3-11 in Montreal
and has had a rough spring; Rob Murphy, obtained as a
setup man for Lee Smith, was 0-4 this spring; Smith isn’t
the dominating closer Boston expected

If the Red Sox could do it on hitting alone, the third
crown in four years would be assured

Cleveland Indians
(6th, 78-84)

Cleveland improved by 17 wins over 1987, but
It dealt away second
baseman Julio Franco and shortstop Jay Bell and
allowed first baseman Willie Upshaw to ply his trade in
Japan

The Indians offence is potent, led by Joe Carter

management wasn't convinced

National League East

continued from BI

Expos’ success will be linked to Tim Burke, the No. 1
stopper—in-the—bullpen—who-stimped-in4988;—Fim
Wallach, who was about eight home runs and 15 RBIs
off his usual output; and Tim Raines, who encountered
the firstinjury-plagued season of his career

Pittsburgh Pirates
(2nd, 85-75)

The possible addition of second baseman Rennie
Stennett, who last played in the majors in 1981, isn’t
likely to have a Guy Lafleur effect on the Pirates, who
are in greater need of a comeback by left-hander
Mike Dunne, 7-11 last year. They must also hope that
Bob Walk's 12-10, 2.71 ERA in 1988 wasn’t an illusion.
The team still lacks right-handed sock and, despite
acquiring Jay Bell, a capable shortstop

St. Louis Cardinals
(Sth, 76-86)

Pitcher Danny Cox,
miseries was essential, required surgery that ended his
1989 season before it began. Another injured starter,
Greg Matthews, won’t be ready for the beginning of the
season. Todd Worell, the ace reliever, has saved at least
30 games in each of his first three seasons, a feat no one
in the majors has accomplished. His chances for a repeat

whose return from elbow

performance may be jeopardized if the Cardinals can’t

4.271, 27,98) and Cory Snyder (,272, 26, 75).
Pitching, Cleveland's handicap for a decade, looks
to be taking shape. The pitchers carved 1.12 runs off
their 1987 ERA, Grey Swindell, John Farrell and Tom
Candiotti are capable of 15 wins each.
Detroit Tigers
(2nd, 88-74)

The Tigers, who blew the four-game lead they held
in late August, made several moves during the off
season to rejuvenate a lineup that was so racked by in-
juries only Chet Lemon had more than 500 at-bats.

Detroit's strength lies in jts starting rotation
Doyle Alexander, Jack Morris, Jeff Robinson and
Frank Tanana. They're supported by closer Mike Hen
neman, emerging as one of the league's best

New York Yankees
(Sth, 85-76)

Owner George Steinbrenner finally-decided to
spring for pitching in the off-season, getting Andy
Hawkins, Dave LaPoint and Jimmy Jones.

LaPoint has a sore arm; Jones was demoted; John
Candelaria is coming off a knee injury. It figures that
Tommy John, 45, gets the- Opening Day starting
assignment

Baltimore Orioles
(7th, 54-107)

The experiment this spring with George Bell's
brother Juan didn’t work out, so Cal Ripken returns to
shortstop.

Fan interest will otherwise rest in seeing how the
young pitching staff develops. »

find enough pitchers to get into the seventh or eighth in-
ning

Chicago Cubs

(4th, 77-85)

Like Earl Weaver did
Stanhouse, manager Don Zimmer may have to find a
place to hide whenever his new relief ace Mitch Williams
entersagame. Williams may, like Stanhouse, get the job
done, but the fact he walked 47 batters in 68 innings with
Texas last year figures to make it an exasperating ex
perience for Zimmer. The Cubs also must find protec
tion for Andre Dawson in the batting order with the
departure to Texas of the smooth-hitting Rafael
Palmeiro.

years ago with Don

Philadelphia Phillies
(6th, 65-96)

You've got to admire Nick Leyva, who at 35 is the
youngest manager in the majors. The guy pulls no pun
ches: asked in spring training why feeble-hitting shor-
tstop Steve Jeltz was batting ninth, he replied, “Because
there is no 10th batter."’ Life with Leyva figures to be
exciting, which is more than can be said for the Phillies,
whose starting pitching beyond Don Carman is unset
tled and whose lineup contains players coming off in
juries or performing in new jobs.

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NEW Michel
Bergeron was fired Saturday as coach
of the New York Rangers and replaced
by general manager Phil Esposito

record.

The move came asa surprise because
the Rangers are in third place in the New
NHL's Patrick Division and have clin

ched a playoff spot with a 37-33-8

Esposito took over the, team _im
mediately anc conducted a workout in
Pittsburgh, where the Rangers play a
key game against the Penguins tonight
York trails
Penguins by one point

season end tonight and how they finish
will determine home-ice advantage in
the playoffs.

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with the way the club played over the
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‘a general dissatisfaction
the second-place
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