Monster Matsuzaka Signs with Red Sox at Fenway Park
Daisuke Matsuzaka known as The Monster joins the Boston Red Sox on a six year forty eight million dollar deal after years in Japan. He was unveiled before 300 reporters at Fenway Park with Mayor Menino and Prime Minister Abe sending well wishes. The pitcher will join a rotation with Beckett Papelbon Wakefield and Schilling as the team plans a deepening of ties with Japan.
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NAIA returns to Kansas City for new headquarters
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics moves from Olathe to downtown Kansas City after fundraising shortfalls for a planned 30,000 square foot headquarters. City and business leaders expect $500,000 in marketing help over five years to boost events at Municipal Auditorium and related venues. The move retains ties to the area and supports hosting the NAIA basketball tournament and Hall of Fame development.
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Broncos face Cardinals with three-win push for playoffs
Broncos safety John Lynch praised Arizona wideouts as a premier trio and urged the team to win three games in a row to reach the playoffs. Rod Smith floated a playful trade of Allen Iverson for football help, while kicker Jason Elam tested his hamstring and aimed for near full strength as Denver prepares for a tough three-game stretch.
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Rhoades named new head coach at HCC gridiron
Rhoades, named 2006 Jayhawk Conference Coach of the Year, will lead Fort Scott’s football program. He previously built a district champion, playoff berth team at Wichita County High School after a 21 game skid. Athletic director Stange praised his qualification and stake in the program.
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Chiefs mourn Hunt as team recalls his leadership
Chiefs players and staff remember Lamar Hunt as a humble billionaire who connected with every person in the organization from secretaries to stars. Teammates recall his pre game handshakes in the parking lots and his relentless optimism despite illness. Memorial services will be scheduled in Dallas and Kansas City to celebrate his life.
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