Wednesday’s Sports

Tom Brady

NFL

Tom Brady went to Instagram Tuesday and announced his retirement after news broke Saturday of his possible exit from the football world forever.

MLB
On Tuesday afternoon, the collective bargaining meeting between the Major League Baseball Players Association and MLB led to no significant progress. That almost ensures a delay to spring training. How long it lasts depends on the ramp-up of negotiations, which have crawled since the league locked players out last Dec.

NBA

Tuesday

New Orleans (19-32) 111 – Pistons (12-38) 101

Warriors (39-13) 124 – San Antonio (19-33) 120

Wednesday

Cavaliers at Houston 7:00 pm

Thunder at Dallas 7:30 pm

NHL

Tuesday

Flames (22-13-6) 4 – Stars (23-18-2) 3

HIGH SCHOOL

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Tuesday

Bowie 55 – Linden-Kildare 21

Brownsboro 43 – Van 18

Cooper 54 – Boles 39

Cumby 36 – Alba-Golden 30

Gladewater 53 – Hughes Springs 32

Gunter 67 – Howe 15

Hallsville 58 – Pine Tree 51

Hawkins 75 – Big Sandy 38

Hooks 55 – Atlanta 51

Kaufman 58 – Community 22

Kilgore 80 – Jacksonville 44

Lindale 43 – Chapel Hill TY 39

Lone Oak 69 – Grand Saline 39

Marshall 46 – Longview 26

McLeod 51 – Harts Bluff 11

Mt Vernon 57 – Harmony 31

Ore City 29 – White Oak 27

Sabine 40 – New Diana 29

Sam Rayburn 35 – Wolfe City 24

Tatum 42 – Jefferson 32

Tom Bean 45 – Celeste 26

Troup 36 – West Rusk 34

Union Grove 30 – Overton 25

Van Alstyne 76 – Anna 62

Waskom 37 – Arp 25

Whitewright 47 – Bells 40

BOYS BASKETBALL

Tuesday

Alba-Golden 34 – Cumby 30

Avinger 99 – Bloomburg 27

Atlanta 76 – Hooks 55

Bells 60 – Whitewright 32

Big Sandy 50 – Hawkins 41

Brownsboro 36 – Van 35

Celeste 59 – Tom Bean 45

Chapel Hill MP 53 – Winnsboro 51

Chapel Hill TY 51 – Lindale 41

Commerce 57 – Prairiland 48

Edgewood 57 – Rains 39

Gladewater 64 – Hughes Springs 41

Grand Saline 61 – Lone Oak 42

Hallsville 67 – Pine Treen 52

Honey Grove 35 – Trenton 26

Howe 33 – Gunter 30

Jacksonville 73 – Tyler 55

Kilgore 43 – Bullard 32

Longview 47 – Marshall 34

McLeod 50 – Harts Bluff 15

Mt Pleasant 54 – Texas High 43

New Boston 50 – DeKalb 43

North Hopkins 37 – Como-Pickton 24

Paros 72 – Liberty Eylau 50

Pittsburg 66 – Gilmer 42

Poteet 46 – Greenville 35

Sabine 57 – New Diana 30

Tatum 52 – Jefferson 52

Van Alstyne 71 – Anna 62

White Oak 69 – Ore City 50

Wills Point 52 – Mabank 49

Wolfe City 56 – Sam Rayburn 24

Mt Pleasant trailed for 29 seconds during the first three quarters and took the lead with 3:44 left in the fourth to win 54-43. Peyton Chism led Mt Pleasant with 16 points.