Jerry West takes Memphis Grizzlies front office role
Memphis Grizzlies name Jerry West head of basketball operations in a move praised by Magic Johnson and Ernie Grunfeld. West seen as a transformative figure with clout and a history of winning, tasked with guiding a franchise eager to emulate the Lakers era.
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Gordon splits mood as 2002 season unfolds at Fontana
Winston Cup champion Jeff Gordon expresses mixed feelings about a frustrating season while his teammate Jimmie Johnson wins the NAPA Auto Parts 500 at California Speedway. Gordon, 30, races as both driver and owner, ranking seventh in drivers points and fifth as an owner. He recalls building his team with Rick Hendrick and Johnson, noting his growing business role and hopes for future success beyond driving.
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French judge and fed chief banned for three years in skating scandal
ISU council banned Marie-Reine Le Gougne and Didier Gailhaguet for three years each ending April 30, 2005, barring them from the next Turin Winter Olympics. They face appeals and possible CAS review after Salt Lake City judging controversy that led to duplicate gold medals for Sale Pelletier.
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Bengals offer Gus Frerotte chance to start
Cincinnati has offered free agent quarterback Gus Frerotte a contract to compete for the Bengals' starting job, with coach Dick LeBeau and offensive coordinator Bob Bratkowski noting his accuracy and arm strength. Frerotte, 30, previously played for Denver Washington and Detroit and worked out for Cincinnati last week. He threw 308 yards and three touchdowns for Denver last season and is rehabbing a shoulder.
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