Maddon opts out to become free agent after Rays departure
Joe Maddon leaves the Tampa Bay Rays with one year left on his contract. He compiled a 754-705 record over nine seasons and led the team to four postseason berths and the 2008 AL pennant. Cabrera undergoes ankle surgery and navicular bone repair in Charlotte. three months to re-evaluate. Nadal to have appendix removal in November ending season with Basel loss. Armstrong barred from Gran Fondo Hincapie by USA Cycling under lifetime doping ban.
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McMurray Claims Martinsville Pole in Chase Elimination Round
Jamie McMurray at Martinsville Speedway rockets to the Coors Light pole with a 99.905 mph lap in the No. 1 Ganassi Chevrolet. He tops title contenders Logano Kenseth and Stewart as six of eight Chase drivers land in the top 12. Jeff Gordon starts 13th, Kevin Harvick 33rd after a wall scrape. Cedar Rapids native Landon Cassill qualified 28th.
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Manning blasts stadium clock operator after Broncos win
Peyton Manning criticized the scoreboard operator at Sports Authority Field after Denver beat San Diego 35 21. He said the operator showed Rivers then him and played music while the Broncos tried to run out the clock. Broncos coach Fox defended staff and praised fans.
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Henley in command at Sea Island in McGladrey Classic
Russell Henley birdied eight times and fired a 7 under 63 on the Seaside Course to take a one shot lead at 9 under through two rounds of the McGladrey Classic in Georgia. Brendon de Jonge, Brian Harman and Andrew Svoboda share second at 8 under. Cedar Rapids native Zach Johnson missed the cut.
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