Aikman Likely Out For Season With Second Concussion
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman faces a probable season-ending injury after sustaining his second concussion of the year. The setback raises questions about his readiness for the upcoming games and the team’s quarterback depth.
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Aikman season ends as Cowboys decide on future
Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman is out for the finale against Tampa Bay after a second concussion this season. Anthony Wright will start, seeking a second straight win after guiding Dallas past Washington. Aikman contemplates retirement amid health risks and a potential March contract decision by Jerry Jones.
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Bucs rally past Rams on Monday Night Football to clinch
Shaun King led Tampa Bay to a 38-35 win over St. Louis on Monday night, earning a playoff berth and dropping the Rams toward elimination. Dunn produced 145 rushing yards as King connected for two touchdown passes and a pivotal late swing lateral sparked a 80-yard drive ending with Dunn’s score.
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Bagwell signs $85 million Astros extension through 2006
Houston star Jeff Bagwell agrees to an $85 million five year extension with the Astros, keeping him in Houston through 2006. The contract includes a $7 million buyout for 2007 and averages $17 million per season, with a $15 million signing bonus and escalating annual salaries from 2002 to 2006. Bagwell, 32, aims to retire as a Houston Astro alongside brand teammate Craig Biggio.
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Mourning Tops Centers Carter Leads Overall in All-Star Voting
Miami's Alonzo Mourning leads Eastern Conference centers with 109,584 votes amid kidney ailment sidelining him for the season. Vince Carter tops all players with 291,551 votes, followed by Grant Hill. Western leaders include Shaquille ONeal and Kobe Bryant, with balloting through Jan 14.
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Lemieux Returns to Ice in Penguins Comeback
ANONSBURG Pa AP Mario Lemieux tops owner and player titles as he skated with the Pittsburgh Penguins for the first time since retiring in 1997 Fans filled the practice complex with about 500 spectators as Lemieux practiced drills and scored a goal during a three on one drill He plans a two game Florida road trip before debuting on December 27 and says patience is needed as he readies to return to top form with teammate Jaromir Jagr noted to be in a scoring slump
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