Tuesday's Sports Transactions
Posted: Tues February 10, 1998 at 11:01 p.m. EST
BASEBALL
Anaheim Angels -- Agreed to terms on a one-year contract with
pitcher Allen Watson, avoiding salary arbitration.
Arizona Diamondbacks -- Traded minor-league infielder Mike Bell
to the New York Mets for minor-league pitcher Joe Lisio.
Chicago Cubs -- Agreed to terms on a one-year contract with
infielder Jose Hernandez, avoiding salary arbitration.
Los Angeles Dodgers -- Signed pitcher Chris Howard to a
minor-league contract and invited him to spring training.
New York Mets -- Extended their player developmental contract
with Binghamton of the Eastern League (AA) for four more years.
Philadelphia Phillies -- Agreed to terms on a one-year contract
with first baseman Rico Brogna, avoiding salary arbitration.
Toronto Blue Jays -- Designated pitcher Ken Robinson for
assignment.
Waterbury Spirit (Northeast League/Independent) -- Named Michael
Weisbart director of marketing.
Southern Minny Stars (Northwoods League/Independent) -- Signed
infielder Ben Brown and pitcher Eric Bowers.
BASKETBALL
NBA -- Fined Cleveland Cavaliers head coach Mike Fratello $5,000
for his remarks about the referees following a game against
Atlanta on February 5th.
Golden State Warriors -- Placed guard Brian Shaw on the injured
list with a right groin strain; signed guard Brandon Williams to
a 10-day contract.
FOOTBALL
Atlanta Falcons -- Re-signed kicker Morten Andersen to a
three-year contract.
Cincinnati Bengals -- Signed wide receiver Darnay Scott to a
five-year contract.
Jacksonville Jaguars -- Named Greg Finnegan assistant strength
and conditioning coach.
Oakland Raiders -- Named Skip Peete running backs coach; named
David Shaw offensive quality control coach.
HOCKEY
Calgary Flames -- Loaned defenseman Kevin Dahl to Chicago of the
International Hockey League.
Portland Pirates (AHL) -- Assigned center Rob Bonneau to Hampton
Roads of the East Coast Hockey League.
Rochester Americans (AHL) -- Assigned defenseman Jared Bednar
and forward Mark Dutiaume to South Carolina of the East Coast
Hockey League; returned forward Dave Seitz to South Carolina.
International Hockey League -- Announced the Cincinnati Cyclones
will host the 1999 All-Star Game.
Chicago Wolves (IHL) -- Released left wing Chad Remackel and
defensemen Jason Hehr and Shawn Reid.
Detroit Vipers (IHL) -- Acquired goaltender Rich Parent from the
Manitoba Moose for future considerations.
Louisiana Ice Gators (ECHL) -- Activated forward Ryan Shanahan
from the injured reserve list; placed forward Scott McKay on the
seven-day injured reserve list.
South Carolina Stingrays (ECHL) -- Placed goaltender Bob
Delorimiere on the 14-day injured reserve list.
SOCCER
Charleston Battery (A-League) -- Signed midfielder Rivers
Guthrie.
Montreal Impact (A-League) -- Fired head coach Johan Aarnio;
promoted Paul Kitson to interim head coach.
COLLEGE
Louisville -- Named Julie Hermann senior woman administrator and
Jill Reeve field hockey coach.
North Dakota State -- Announced the resignation of women's
soccer coach Gordon J.C. Henderson to take the same position at
Idaho State.
South Alabama -- Named Bob Weltlich permanent men's basketball
coach and signed him to a four-year contract.
GENERAL
Washington Sports & Entertainment -- Announced it will combine
operations of the MCI Center, Washington Capitals, Washington
Wizards, Centre Management and Centre Group under the name of
Washington Sports & Entertainment.
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