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Sunday, May 12, 1996

Leiter gives Marlins
the 'sweetest' no-hitter

History was knocking Saturday night and an appropriately large Joe Robbie Stadium crowd of 31,549 was feeling it. So was Leiter. The man with the sizzling stuff, $8.6-million contract and mediocre career record gave this franchise its first no-hitter, lending beauty to an already attractive 11-0 Marlins victory.

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Flyers struggle even when plsaying their best

The Panthers and Flyers have boiled the Eastern Conference semifinal down to "Russian Roulette." That's what some hockey folks used to call the high-intensity first-round playoff series back when it was best two out of three. Little time for adjustments and the next mistake could be your last until September.

Sneak

Tom Fiedler Portrait
Greg Cote

Dan LeBatard Portrait
Dan LeBatard

Edwin Pope Portrait
Edwin Pope

Linda Robertson Portrait
Linda Robertson


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