Keyshawn Johnson retires to join ESPN
AP reports Keyshawn Johnson retires from the NFL after 11 seasons and will join ESPN as an on air analyst. He signed a multi year contract and will appear on several ESPN telecasts.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2007
Page
13
AP reports Keyshawn Johnson retires from the NFL after 11 seasons and will join ESPN as an on air analyst. He signed a multi year contract and will appear on several ESPN telecasts.
Aiken Foxhounds host Anderson Joes at Roberto Hernandez Stadium at 7 05 p m for the first professional game in Aiken. Tickets sell well with limited general admission and standing room left. Pre game ceremonies feature ceremonial pitches from Mayor Fred Cavanaugh USC Aiken Chancellor Tom Hallman SCL COO Chris Allen and Nathan Pascal whose nickname inspired the team.
Terry Bradley, a 240-pound running back from Midland Valley High School, chose Benedict College in the fall after balancing family duties and football. His mother, a single parent raising three children, urged him to pursue college play to ease their burden and enable his future. Bradley credits educators and family for guiding his decision.
SECAUCUS reports The Logo criticizes the NBA draft lottery as unfair after Portland and Seattle won top picks for Oden and Durant. Memphis Grizzlies president Jerry West calls to dump the weighted system, calling it grossly unfair and predicting mixed fortunes for lottery selections.
Oliver Perez threw seven scoreless innings to back a 3-0 Mets win over Atlanta. David Wright slugged his fourth homer in four games, Delgado nudged the cleanup spot for the first time in 10 years, and Carlos Delgado added two hits as New York moved 2 1/2 games ahead in the NL East. Joe Smith retired the eighth, Billy Wagner closed with his 7th save.
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