Pro Bowl Shows New Generation of NFL Stars
In Honolulu at the 50th Pro Bowl at Aloha Stadium 41 players are making their first appearance. Thirty first-timers and half of the 86 players have five seasons or fewer, signaling a changing of the guard with many young stars stepping up and veterans fading. Randall McDaniel notes the influx as good for the game.
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Pro Bowl showcases rising NFL stars as veterans fade
The Pro Bowl in Hawaii features a mix of young stars like Peyton Manning Edgerrin James Jevon Kearse Randy Moss and Todd Lyght with veteran players such as Bruce Matthews and Carnell Lake noting a changing of the guard. Many players discuss new talent stepping up and the league’s evolving balance of power as teams like the Rams Titans gain prominence.
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All Stars in hockey Mecca of Toronto Said Lindros
The NHL All Star game arrives in Toronto with fans and locals calling it hockey’s true center. Eric Lindros of the Flyers calls Toronto the mecca of hockey as players, media, and fans celebrate the sport in a city where hockey dominates every corner of life.
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All Star Hockey Show Draws 18 000 to Toronto Practice
North America versus World All Star game drew 18 000 fans for a Saturday morning practice at Air Canada Centre as stars from the NHL prepared for the event. Players stressed the exhibition nature and the showmanship over regular-season stakes with defense light and goalies facing many shots.
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Zimbabwe Upsets US in Davis Cup Doubles Thriller
Zimbabwean pair Wayne Black and Kevin Ullyett rallied from two sets to one down to topple Rick Leach and Alex O'Brien 7 6 4, 5 7, 0 6, 7 5, 7 5 in Harare. The crowd at City Sports Center roared as the Giant Killers seized a 2 1 lead, while McEnroe complained to chair umpire Bruno Rebuelt amid vocal jeers from spectators.
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