Sport in short: Basketball

Saturday 13 February 1993 00:02 GMT

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MICHAEL JORDAN, of the Chicago Bulls, has been suspended without pay for one game and fined dollars 10,000 ( pounds 7,220) after Wednesday's fight with Reggie Miller, of the Indiana Pacers, who has been fined dollars 6,000. Only Miller and his coach, Bob Hill, were ejected from the game - they have accused the NBA of showing double standards by not punishing Jordan, the league's most marketable player.

NBA: Charlotte Hornets 116 Orlando Magic 107; New York Knicks 125 Houston Rockets 95; San Antonio Spurs 105 Washington Bullets 95; Utah Jazz 101 Seattle SuperSonics 96; Phoenix Suns 122 Golden State Warriors 100; Sacramento Kings 116 Atlanta Hawks 105.

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