Tejada agrees to 72 million Orioles deal
Former AL MVP Miguel Tejada agreed to a six year 72 million contract with the Baltimore Orioles. The agreement runs through 2009 with an average of 12 million per season and requires a physical. Yankees GM Brian Cashman received confirmation of future job security as Steinbrenner decided to exercise his 2005 option.
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Falcons target Rich McKay for Falcons GM role
Atlanta owner Arthur Blank plans talks with Rich McKay about becoming Falcons general manager after Tampa Bay voided compensation if he left. McKay had been Blank's first choice two years ago, then extended with the Buccaneers.
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Television Highlights: Philadelphia at Miami at 8 p.m.
Philadelphia meets Miami in prime time with coverage on KCRG at 8 p.m. The listing also notes additional TV offerings and is sourced from the Gazette staff and wire reports.
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RoughRiders face new challenges as East lead tightens
Cedar Rapids RoughRiders fall 4-2 to Chicago Steel at the Cedar Rapids Ice Arena. With an 18-8-1 record and 37 points they hold first in the USHL East, but Chicago, on a six-game streak and three games in hand, sits one point back. Danville trails by six with similar game-in-hand setups.
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Bears Rookies Spark Win Over Vikings on Late Stop
Rex Grossman won NFL debut as Chicago defeated Minnesota 13 10. Charles Tillman forced a pivotal third down interception of Randy Moss with 1 02 left, preserving the Bears win and dropping the Vikings to 8 6 in NFC North race.
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Favre leads Packers past Chargers in historic day
Brett Favre threw a season high four touchdown passes and 278 yards as Green Bay rallied to beat San Diego 38-21. Ahman Green and Ryan Longwell set franchise records while Favre erased a fourth quarter deficit with two late TD drives.
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