Priest Holmes Revives Chiefs Offense After Big Game
Kansas City star Priest Holmes, AFC offensive player of the week, reshapes the Chiefs offense with strong runs and pass plays. He credits his line for gaps that produced 225 yards of total offense and three touchdowns in a rout over Washington, while discussing his unique name and Chicago roots.
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Chiefs hope Priest Holmes breaks out with more touches
Chiefs coach Vermeil says Priest Holmes, entering his prime, needs 15 to 20 carries per game to gain rhythm and surpass last season 1 268 total yards after his 1998 1 008 rushing yards 260 receiving. Holmes also muses on the mystery behind his unusual name and family ties.
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Bourque Returns as Bruins Raise No 77 in Opener
Ray Bourque came back to Boston for his first home game with the Bruins since winning the Cup with Colorado. Boston retired his No 77 as Nick Boynton scored his first NHL goal in a 4-2 win over Anaheim. Jeremy Roenick greeted in Philadelphia with a goal and two assists in a 5-2 season opener over Florida.
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Mariners tie AL mark with 114 victories
Seattle routs Texas 16-1 as Tom Lampkin drives in two with two-run doubles. Ichiro Suzuki matches Wade Boggs for AL hits record since Heinie Manush. Mariners stay within reach of 1906 Cubs for best MLB season wins with three games left.
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Braves clinch tie for NL East as Jones and Jordan spark win
Atlanta gains at least a share of the NL East lead with a three run first inning highlighted by Chipper Jones two RBI double and Brian Jordan two run homer in the seventh. The Braves hold a three game edge over Philadelphia with three left in the season.
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McGlockton Leaves Chiefs for Broncos in Free Agent Move
Chester McGlockton, released by Kansas City, signs with Denver on a four year ten million dollar deal. Denver coach Mike Shanahan praises his double teams and disruption, and McGlockton, at 334 pounds, even returned a 17 yard interception against Baltimore last week.
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