Free Agent Signings Across MLB Teams Gather Pace
The AP sourced list details major league signings and minor league deals across the American and National Leagues. It lists players by team, positions, previous clubs, and contract values, highlighting re-signings and new deals for many stars and role players.
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Jorge Fabregas
Dennis Cook
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Philadelphia
Aaron Sele
Seattle
Baltimore
Marty Cordova
Cleveland
Boston
John Garkett
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Atlanta
Johnny Damon
Oakland
Chicago
Kennny Lofton
Clevelant
Conch
Wide MLB Free Agent Shuffle Across Leagues
Remaining free agents listed by team and position across the American and National Leagues, including notable names such as Cal Ripken Jr., Jose Mercedes, Bret Saberhagen, Kevin Tapani, and Tony Gwynn. The data also includes mixed sports results from golf and tennis events, plus coaching moves like Steve Crosby to the Chargers.
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Anaheim
Gary DiSarcina
Pat Rapp
Baltimore
Jose Mercedes
Aim ‘Ails
Tin Raines
Cal Ripken
Boston
Rod Beck
David Cone
Joe Oliver
Hipolito Pichardo
Bret Saberhagen
Chicago
Harold Baines
Jose Canseco
Cal Eldred
Rho
New York
Scott Brosius
Paul O'Neill
Allen Watson
Oakland
Gil Heredia
Seattle
Jay Buttner
Bernard Gilkey
Rey Sanchez
Kevin Tapani
Cincinnati
Pete Harnisch
Colorado
Jerry Dipoto
Florida
Alex Fernandez
Houston
Kent Battenfield
Bill Spiers
Ron Villone
Los Angeles
Tim Boyar
Jeff Shaw
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Mark Leiter
James Mouton
Lance Painter
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Devon White
Montreal
Seb Ducey
Bob Scanlan
Pittsburgh
Francisco Cordova
Josias Manzanillo
Ramon J. Martinez
Omar Olivares
ST. Lows
Bobby Bonilla
San Diego
Tony Gwynn
Ricks Henderson
Dave Magadan
Chuck McElroy
San Francisco
Erle Davis
Andres Galarraga
Mark Gardner
History of Super Bowl Winners and MVPs
A fragmented list traces Super Bowl champions by year from 1967 to 2002, naming winning teams, opponents, and final scores with scattered misprints. It also catalogs Super Bowl MVPs including Bart Starr, Joe Namath, Len Dawson, Roger Staubach, Jake Scott, Larry Csonka, Lynn Swann, Fred Bilentnikoff, Terry Bradshaw, Joe Montana, Marcus Allen, Phil Simms, Doug Williams, Jerry Rice, Ottis Anderson, Desmond Howard, Terrell Davis, Kurt Warner, Tom Brady, and others, reflecting a patchwork record of teams and players across decades.
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Bart Starr
Green Bay
Joe Namath
Jets
Len Dawson
Kansas City
Chuck Howley
Dallas
Roger Staubach
Jake Scott
Miami
Larry Csonka
Fratica Harris
Pittsburgh
Lynn Swann
Pittsburat
Fred Blletnikoff
Oakland
Hare Rana Waite
Harvey Marth
Terry Bradshaw
Jin Plunkett
Joe Montana
San Francisco
John Riggins
Washington
Marcus Allen
L.A. Raiders
Richard Dent
Chicago
Phil Simms
N.Y
Desmond Howard
Terrell Davis
Denver
John Elway
Deniver
Kurt Warner
St. Louis
Ray Lewis
Baltimore
Tom Brady
New England
Top 25 Men's College Basketball Rankings Highlight Week Games
The weekly Top 25 shows Duke, Kansas, Maryland, Cincinnati, and Florida among leaders with multiple wins and losses. Maryland edged Virginia, while Duke topped North Carolina. Missouri and Kansas State posted strong performances.
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North Carolina
Clemson
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina State
Cincinnati
East Carolina
Marquette
Florida
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Texas
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LEU
Kansas State
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Portland
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Ohio State
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Rutgers
Milami
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Arizona
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Notre Dame
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Maryland Remains Dominant In Win Over NC State
Maryland defeats NC State 89-73 in a Big East style box score showing strong team rebounding and balanced scoring. Dixon leads Maryland with 27 points while Mouton contributes 13 and Blake 16, as NC State’s Hodge fouls out and the Wolfpack struggle from three point range.
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Track and Field Stuttgart Indoor Meet Results Summary
United States sprinter Greg Saddler ran 6.56 seconds in the 60 meters and led a field including Brian Lewis 6.59 and Gennady Chernovol 6.59 in Stuttgart. Other events featured Hezekiel Sepeng and Wilson Kipketer in the distance races, long jumps by Oleg Lukachevich and Ivan Pedrosa, and top women times by Kelli White and Juliet Campbell.
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Gennady Chernovol
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Uchenna Emedolu
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