Owens Walkout Mirrors League Sidelines and Pay Clash
Eagles star Terrell Owens walked out of Philadelphia camp after a dispute with coach Andy Reid. The fired up wide receiver, under a $48.97 million seven year deal, questions team commitment while fans fund salaries and owners face rising costs and strikes.
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Owens sidelined as Eagles eject star from camp
Terrell Owens was sent home from Philadelphia Eagles camp after a heated exchange with coach Andy Reid. Owens, who did not attend practice and cited a difference of opinion, said he would stay away until the following Wednesday. He has also missed practice due to a groin injury and did not speak to reporters.
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MLB unions confront steroids rumors after Palmeiro fallout
After Rafael Palmeiro was caught, MLB and the players union acted as whispers of steroid use spread through clubs, radio, and the media. Fans debated who might be next, with Billy Wagner noting the demand to see the big star fall as the storm intensified.
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Palmeiro ready to return as Orioles confront speculation
On the eve of Rafael Palmeiro's 10 day suspension, Baltimore Orioles players and staff watched the clubhouse as reporters and cam eras swarmed. A joint statement from Rob Manfred denied rumors of unreported positives or delayed test results, insisting testing is uniform and identities are not disclosed.
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Tynes struggles in camp with Chiefs kickers
River Falls Wisconsin AP Lawrence Tynes battles for form in Kansas City Chiefs training camp after an up and down rookie season. He must improve field goals and kickoffs as competition grows, with coach saying consistency is essential and the job remains his to lose.
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Clay wins decathlon title at world championships
Bryan Clay, at 5-foot-11, won the decathlon with 8,732 points, defeating Roman Sebrle of the Czech Republic. Teammate Tianna Madison tied for a long jump gold with a personal best of 22-7 1/4, as the United States collected medals through five days of competition in Helsinki.
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