Turley fined heavily after Jets game incident
New Orleans Saints tackle Kyle Turley received a 25000 dollar fine for conduct detrimental to the team after clashing with Jets safety Damien Robinson. Turley agreed to counseling as part of the resolution and was ejected from the game which the Saints lost 16 to 9.
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Diamondbacks' Sanders and Lopez file for free agency
Reggie Sanders and Albie Lopez took one day to enjoy the Diamondbacks' world title before joining 20 other major leaguers who filed for free agency. Sterling Hitchcock and Luis Soto became the sixth and seventh Yankees to file. Former Yankee pitcher David Cone also became eligible. Lefty Scott Radinsky signed a one year deal to return to the Indians. Tsuyoshi Shinjo's option was exercised by the Mets for 2002.
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Albie Lopez
Arizona Diamondbacks
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Luis Soto
New York Yankees
Scott Radinsky
Cleveland Indians
New York Mets
Tsuyoshi Shinjo
Magic Johnson Ten Years After AIDS Comeback Icon Keeps Expanding
Ten years after his shocking retirement Johnson continues to dominate business and public life. He runs Johnson Development Corp with Magic Johnson Theaters Starbucks and TGIF restaurants and added Fatburger to his portfolio. He remains active in charity and public speaking while maintaining health with AIDS medications and daily exercise.
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Lakers
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Aids Policy and Training Institute
Los Angeles
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Mellman
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Aids Action
Washington
Adam Wolfe
Rodriguez earns 10th Gold Glove for Rangers catcher
Texas catcher Ivan Rodriguez collects his 10th consecutive Gold Glove tying Johnny Bench for the most by a catcher. The award, given by Rawlings, also highlights Maddux, Alomar, Vizquel, and other 1990s standouts across the AL and NL. Bench notes potential for Rodriguez to reach 12 to 14 as he continues behind the plate.
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Seattle
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Japan
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New York
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Texas
Kenny Rogers
Minnesota
Doug Mientkiewicz
Oakland
Eric Chavez
Andruw Jones
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Edmonds
Fernando Vina
Edmonds
Anaheim
Vina
Pokey Reese
Colorado
Todd Filton
San Francisco
J.T. Snow
Helton
Larry Walker
Scott Rolen
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Larry Bowa
Houston
Brad Ausmus
Montreal
Orlando Cabrera
Rawlings
Baseball owners move to contract two teams amid labor clash
A labor dispute pushes baseball toward eliminating two franchises after the labor pact expires. Selig maintains plans for contraction with all 30 teams selling 2002 season tickets, while Fehr calls the move unilateral and harmful to the sport. Montreal Expos face pressure as a likely elimination candidate amid weak attendance and park issues.
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Carl Pohlad
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