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College World Series
Arizona shuts out UCSB, advances to CWS bracket inal
By ERIC OLSON
AP Sports Writer
OMAHA, Neb. — JC
Cloney gave Arizona yet
another strong start in the
College World Series, and
he did it after his worst
outing of the year.
The junior left-hander
pitched
seven
strong
innings to lead Arizona to a
3-0 victory over UC Santa
Barbara in an elimination
game Wednesday night,
sending the Wildcats to the
Bracket 1 inal.
“I don’t think we’ve had
a performance that good
all year, the one he gave us
tonight,” coach Jay Johnson
said. “Character off the
charts. His last outing was a
little bumpy. He’s only had
two bumpy ones this year.
Both times, he responded in
a Hall of Fame manner.”
Cloney, who allowed
seven runs in 3 2/3 innings
Arizona
catcher
Ryan Haug,
front left,
and relief
pitcher
Camer-
on Ming
celebrate
following
Wednes-
day’s
College
World Se-
ries game
against
UC Santa
Barbara.
AP Photo/Ted Kirk
in a loss to Louisiana-Lafay-
ette in regionals, was more
like his usual self against
the Gauchos. He allowed
just ive singles and became
the eighth straight Arizona
starter to go at least seven
innings at TD Ameritrade
Park since the 2012 national
championship season.
“I don’t know about
being more motivated than
usual,” Cloney said. “Coach
Johnson has talked about
(these) Super Bowls all year
and to give my best effort.
I moved past Lafayette the
day after.”
Jared Oliva homered for
the irst time since April
4 for the Wildcats (46-22)
and has driven in four of his
team’s eight runs in Omaha.
“The past month, I’ve
become more developed
as a hitter, and I try to stay
relaxed and don’t do too
the fourth against Kelly.
Bettencourt retired 13 in a
row — striking out a career-
high seven— before Bobby
Dalbec singled in the eighth.
“You watch the College
World Series when you’re a
little kid and you’re not sure
how you’ll feel when you’re
out there,” Bettencourt said.
“After the warmup pitches,
I was going to take a deep
breath and look around the
stadium and embrace it. I
couldn’t help but smile. It
was intense, but I looked
around and felt lucky to be
here.”
UP NEXT
Arizona plays Oklahoma
State on Friday in the
Bracket 1 inal. The Wildcats
need to win that game and
another Saturday against
the Cowboys to reach next
week’s best-of-three inals.
UC Santa Barbara’s season
is over.
much,” Oliva said. “I stick
to my game plan, and what-
ever happens happens. I got
a good pitch to hit and got a
good swing on it.”
The Gauchos (43-20-1),
who went 1-2 in their irst
CWS appearance, threat-
ened in the ninth against
Cameron Ming after Clay
Fisher doubled and Devon
Gradford walked with
no outs. Ming struck out
Austin Bush, JJ Muno and
Dempsey Grover to end the
game.
Santa Barbara senior left-
hander Justin Kelly (2-1)
allowed seven hits in three-
plus innings. Arizona scored
its irst run on a sacriice ly,
and Oliva followed with his
fourth homer of the season,
and irst since April 4, to
make it 3-0.
Trevor
Bettencourt
settled things down for
the Gauchos after Kyle
Lewis singled leading off
NBA
Bulls trade former MVP Derrick Rose to Knicks in 5-player deal
By BRIAN MAHONEY
AP Basketball Writer
NEW YORK — The New
York Knicks acquired Derrick
Rose from the Chicago Bulls
on Wednesday, hoping the
former NBA MVP can be
their answer at point guard.
The Knicks sent center
Robin Lopez and guards Jose
Calderon and Jerian Grant
to the Bulls in the deal. New
York also received guard
Justin Holiday and a 2017
second-round pick, and
waived point guard Tony
Wroten.
New coach Jeff Hornacek
said recently the Knicks
needed a point guard and
Rose was one of the NBA's
best before multiple knee
injuries slowed the former
No. 1 pick's career. He played
in 66 games last season, his
most in ive years, and aver-
aged 16.4 points.
"This is an exciting day
for New York and our fans,"
Hornacek said in a statement.
"Derrick is one of the top
point guards in the NBA who
is playoff battle-tested. He
adds a whole new dynamic
to our roster and immediately
elevates our backcourt."
After missing the playoffs
in a disappointing irst season
under Fred Hoiberg, the
Bulls decided to move on
without the hometown kid
they selected with the top
pick in the 2008 draft.
It seemed a perfect it
when Rose led Chicago to
the top of the Eastern Confer-
ence in the 2010-11 regular
season, earning MVP honors
and leading the franchise
to success it hadn't enjoyed
since Michael Jordan.
But he wrecked his
knee for the irst time in the
playoffs the following year
and no longer has the speed
that once made him one of
the league's most dazzling
young stars and a seemingly
perennial All-Star.
AP Photo/Michael Conroy
In this March 29, 2016 ile photo, Chicago Bulls guard
Derrick Rose (1) drives on Indiana Pacers guard George
Hill (3) during a game in Indianapolis.
"Knowing Derrick as I
do makes this trade a hard
one," Bulls Chairman Jerry
Reinsdorf said. "Everyone
knows him as the local kid
who became MVP for his
hometown team, but not
everyone got to know him
like I did. While he is a
terriic basketball player, he
is an even better person with
a tremendous heart."
Rose hasn't been back to
the All-Star Game since 2012
and has often had trouble just
playing in the real games.
He sat out all of the 2012-13
season, made it back for
10 games in 2013-14 and
appeared in a little more
Rose has averaged 19.7
points and 6.2 assists in 406
career games.
than half the Bulls' games in
2014-15.
Still, he could be worth
the risk for a Knicks team
that has struggled to generate
offense.
The veteran Calderon and
Grant, a irst-round pick last
year, were on the roster of
a team that started well but
faltered badly in the second
half on the way to a 32-50
season. Rose is expected to
be an upgrade as the team
transitions from the triangle
offense to a quicker attack
under Hornacek.
Carmelo Anthony and
Kristaps Porzingis will
beneit if Rose can do it,
though they could miss
Lopez in a frontcourt that
was the team's strength last
season.
Lopez averaged 10.3
points and 7.3 rebounds
while starting every game in
his only season in New York
after leaving Portland for the
Knicks last summer.
Hawks trade PG Jeff
Teague to Pacers
INDIANAPOLIS (AP)
— The Indiana Pacers have
traded one Indianapolis
native for another Wednesday
— sending George Hill to
Utah and acquiring Jeff
Teague in a three-team swap
that also includes Atlanta.
While the deal cannot be
announced oficially, Hill’s
agent, Bill Neff, conirmed
the details.
Atlanta receives the No.
12 overall pick in Thursday
night’s draft.
In Teague, Indiana gets the
true point guard it has long
wanted. Hill adds defense
and depth to a spot that could
be in lux for the Jazz if point
guard Dante Exum comes
back slower than from a torn
ACL that cost him the entire
2015-16 season.
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