Cabrera signs with Anaheim as Miller heads elsewhere
Anaheim signs Orlando Cabrera to a 32 million four year deal while Wade Miller becomes a free agent after Houston did not offer a 2005 contract. Jacque Jones inks a 5 million one year pact with Minnesota and Justin Speier lands 4.15 million over two years.
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Expos move revival fronts Washington stadium plan
Washington leaders reach a revised deal to revive the Montreal Expos move as a Nationals branding option. The plan envisions a 41,000 seat stadium on the Anacostia River with private financing for half the cost and shared liability for overruns, estimated at 435 million dollars including infrastructure upgrades.
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Majerus steps down at USC after brief coaching bid
In Los Angeles AP report Rick Majerus withdraws from USC coaching bid citing health and fitness concerns. He apologized to athletics officials and notes he was not fit for 18 hour days. Interim coach Jim Saia remains for the season. Considered successors include Paul Westphal and Tim Floyd.
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Illini Remain No 1 as AP Poll Shows Versatile Top
Illinois holds the top AP college basketball ranking for the third straight week with 50 first place votes and 1,727 points after a 93-56 win over Valparaiso. Kansas remains No 2 after a 64-60 victory over South Carolina, while Oklahoma State climbs to No 3 with an 8-0 start and a 79-67 win over UNLV.
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Mariners trade Aaron Taylor for Sean Green in swap of right-handers
Seattle acquires Sean Green, 25, from Colorado after Taylor, 27, missed most of last season with shoulder surgery and posted a 9.82 ERA in five relief appearances. Green went 4-3 with 50 strikeouts in 52 Double-A Tulsa games and posted a 3.03 ERA in 77 1/3 innings. Mariners designate Bett Johnson for assignment and cannot offer contracts to Luis Aguero.
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