Griffey credits comeback to elite play after hamstring injury
Cincinnati outfielder Ken Griffey Jr says a severe August 2004 hamstring surgery nearly ended his career. He recovered to post a .301 average with 35 homers and 92 RBIs, earning the NL comeback player of the year in an online vote. Griffey noted doubts before returning to form and thanked fans for the honor.
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Bailey to try to play Sunday
Denver Broncos cornerback Champ Bailey said he feels closer to playing after hamstring trouble kept him out last week. He will test the injury at practice and hopes to face Washington, with his status to be decided at game time.
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Chiefs lineman Kevin Sampson hospitalized after seizure
Kansas City offensive lineman Kevin Sampson improved a day after being hospitalized in New Jersey following a seizure. Coach Dick Vermeil said he is better and coherent though not speaking. Sampson, 24, collapsed after calling 911 and was rushed to an emergency room. agent Joe Linta and team officials seek updates as he remains in intensive care.
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Giambi Clinches AL Comeback Player of the Year
Jason Giambi rebounded from a public health and performance decline to win AL Comeback Player of the Year as the Yankees first baseman hit .271 with 32 homers and 87 RBIs. He led the league with a .440 on base percentage and 108 walks after a difficult 2004 season marked by injuries and illness.
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Miami awarded 2010 Super Bowl over frigid Atlanta
South Florida wins hosting rights for the 2010 title game, marking a record tenth in Miami and fifteenth in Florida. Miami Dolphins owner Wayne Huizenga touts warm weather, hotels, beaches and golf as key factors, while Atlanta jokes about moving the game to the Caribbean.
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