Group D: Manchester United 4 – 1 Sparta Prague (UEFA.com) National Hockey League: The NHL announced that due to the current lockout, the 2005 All-Star Game, that was slated to be held on February 13, 2005, will be cancelled. (ESPN) Former NHL player Sergei Zholtok, playing with Riga in Latvia during the lockout, walks out of a game in Belarus but collapses and dies before leaving the building. Zholtok had been previously diagnosed with cardiac arrhythmia. (TSN) NBA: The Orlando Magic beat the Milwaukee Bucks 93–92, with a basket by Steve Francis with 0.2 seconds remaining in the game. The Indiana Pacers beat the Cleveland Cavaliers, 109–104, in two overtimes. The Los Angeles Clippers score their most lopsided opening night victory ever, defeating the Seattle SuperSonics, 114–84. November 2, 2004 (Tuesday) Major League Baseball: The American League winners of the Gold Glove are announced. Pitcher: Kenny Rogers (Texas Rangers) Catcher: Iván Rodríguez (Detroit Tigers) First Base: Darin Erstad (Anaheim Angels) Second Base: Bret Boone (Seattle Mariners) Shortstop: Derek Jeter (New York Yankees) Third Base: Eric Chavez (Oakland Athletics) Outfield: Ichiro Suzuki (Seattle Mariners), Torii Hunter (Minnesota Twins), Vernon Wells (Toronto Blue Jays) Horse Racing: Melbourne Cup run in Melbourne, Australia. Makybe Diva wins back-to-back; 2nd: Vinnie Roe; 3rd: Zazzman; last: She's Archie Football (soccer): UEFA Champions League, Group Stage, Matchday 4 Group E: Arsenal 1 – 1 Panathinaikos Group E: PSV 1 – 0 Rosenborg Group F: FC Barcelona 2 – 1 A.C. Milan Group F: Celtic 1 – 0 Shakhtar Donetsk Group G: Werder Bremen 5 – 1 Anderlecht Group G: Inter Milan 0 – 0 Valencia Group H: CSKA Moscow 0 – 1 Chelsea Group H: F.C. Porto 0 – 0 Paris Saint Germain November 1, 2004 (Monday) Major League Baseball: The Arizona Diamondbacks named former New York Met Wally Backman as their new manager. NBA basketball: The Phoenix Suns decide to keep Yuta Tabuse as the last man on their regular season roster. Thus, Tabuse becomes the first Japanese born player ever to participate in an NBA season. (NBA/Suns) The Houston Rockets sign Tracy McGrady to a multi-year contract extension. His current contract will net him US$47.1m over the next three years, while the contract extension is worth US$85.7m for the following four years. The contract extension will keep McGrady in a Rockets uniform until the 2010–11 season. (NBA/Rockets) The Portland Trail Blazers announce the signing of