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Lindros propels Flyers’ win I he riniadelphia Myers won without Km hindros. and now they're winning with him hindros, playing his second game after missing the first three of the series with a bruised left eye. helped the Flyers become the first team to gam the set olid round of the Stanley Cup play offs with a ft-4 vti lory over the Buffalo Sabres on Sunday He’s awesome." Sabres coach John Muckier said. "He's the lx>st player in the world He took charge of the series " The Fivers wrapped up the best-of-7 Kastern Conference quarterfinals in five games and now point toward the second rounii tills weekend Their opponent is still to he deter mined. with several teams stay ing off elimination Sunday Quebec heat the New "i urk Rangers 4-2 and Pittsburgh heat Washington ti-f> in overtime in the Eastern Conferenc e, sending each series to a Game f> Dallas I>eat Detroit 4 1. avoiding a four game sweep in their Western Conferem e series New Jersey plavod at Boston on Sunday night in another Eastern Conference game. I he Western Conference play oils continue Monday with Dal las at Detroit, Vancouver at St Louis. Toronto at Chicago and San Jose at Calgary Except for IJetroit-Dallas. .ill the series am 2-2. Flyers 6. Sabrrx 4 l.indrox keyed an explosive first period with « goal and two assists rhe Fivers si ored four tiroes on 19 shots — the most Philadelphia has mustered in a period this season —■ to take a 4 0 lead and then made it VO ear ly in the sim and The Sabres came bat k to make it 5-:t with seven minutes to play, hut Kevin Dineon’s goal at 15.30 ended the Buffalo challenge t or the seventh time in the i.is! eight years. the Satires were eliminated from the playoffs in the first round \ordiques 4, Rangers 2 Mike Ric« i Wemlel Clark and (dirts Simon si ored their first goals of this year's playoffs as Queies staved alive against New ork * The trio scored in the first period as the Nordiques i ame out strong and then held off the Rangers Scott Young added an empty net goal with 3.t seconds left. Mark Messier and Pal Vorfioek had power-play goals in the first period for New York Penguins 6. Capitals j, (II Ian. Rohitmlle scored ofl Fran * ois Leroux's setup at -t to iii overtime, giving Pittsburgh its first lud of the game and renewed lift1 in lh«* seru«s lust as they did in Game 2, the Penguins rallied front a two-goal dtdn it this time with Nlil scoring leader laromir Ingr final ly breaking out with two goals The Penguins, finally playing with the desjieration expected of a big favorite on the verge of elimination, trailed 2-0. 12. -t t and il, hut rallied eat.h time with Kevin Stevens second goal, at 11 -12 of the third peri od ultimately sending the game in overtime Stars 4. Red VV mgs I i.rt'g Adams led the Stars with two goals Andy Moog stopped U shots and Dallas' penalty killers blanked one of the Nlll.'s most explosive power play teams The Red \\ mgs. w ho had coil verted hall their power play chances in the playoffs, had beaten the Stars m all five regu lar season meetings and the first three playoff games The Stars still fate a long i limb against tin- team with the (lest regular season ns ord Sin< e tile NHL adopted the best of-7 playoff format in 193!). only two teams have rallied to win a series after dropping the first three games the islanders (192A) and Maple I eats (1942) Spurs unaltered by Rodman’s antics INGI.HWOOO Calif (AP) Once again, Dennis Rodman is inarching to a bent only he knows B\ now, however, the San Antonio Spurs are used to it, '‘Nona teammate Seen Klliott said emphatically when asked it Hodman's antic s were a distrac tion to the Spurs "We've been througfi it ftefore "It doesn't bother me If it's a situation that gets the team down you get upset. If this was two or three years ago, the team would have disintegrated." Not so on Sunday. Rodman, who angered San Antonio c oac h lloh Hill in Came 4 of the sec ond-round playoff against the I bus Angeles Lakers on Friday night, was benched in Game 4, hut his team led all the wav in winning H!l 71 Terry Cummings replaced Rodman at forward in the start ing lineup Sunday and had sis points and nine rebounds | R Reid also played at Rodman's spot and had 14 points in the second half Rodman did not join a team huddle during the second half in Game .1. After being replaced, he took bis shoes off. wrapped a towel around his head and proceeded to lie down on the sidelines, "It was a disciplinary move [to not start Rodman!." Hill said "1 would have played him if t needed him We just didn't need u Ii tun a disciplinary /tunc [to not start Rodman/ / would have plavrd him if l needed him Hi just didn't need him I Uni I put him in he would have played hard - BOB HILL Sait Antonio coach -// him Had i put him in. In- would have played hard " This has been a normal exis tence fur us all year long If I had $10 for every meeting I had with Dennis Rod man this year, 1 wouldn't have to coach |But| there are no grudges, he knows that. ' When asked if Rodllian Was worth all the problems. Hill said i'll deal with it forever He s a good reboundor and w hen he s in the riglit frame of mind, he's about winning. That's been well-dtx umented if you try to figure him out. that would lie a lifetime task To coach Dennis is not to figure hint out How we deal with him is family business." Hill said a dot ision would tie made later on Kodman concern ing Game 5. "Who knows ’" Kodman said whon asked if be thought he would start Tuesday ruglit 'Mavhe. maybe not This is a business If I start, fine Ilopeful Is. I'll to play Often laughing while talking to reporters Rodman said, "I'm healthy. I’m smiling, I'm not upset." About Hill, he said "He s not my father, he's not (-od, he's not anybody that ’s going to control Dennis Rodman He’s a man that has a position." Cummings said the situation with Rodman "would upset any body, it’s not pist me "You just go out and work," Cummings added "It's like one of those things you just blow off There are a lot of other players who want to play David Robinson, who led the Spurs with H i points. 22 rebounds, five assists and three blocks, said he thought his team played the way it's capable of plaving, even without Rodman. "This is a team." 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