Canseco Back in Camp and Reds Sign Oliver Gooden
Canseco returns to Boston's Fort Myers camp after a one day absence for a legal matter. In Cincinnati, Joe Oliver signed for one year with a 500000 dollar deal as the Reds bolster the catching position, with Larkin and Sabo among the 1990 World Series veterans present at the Plant City news conference.
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Minnesota lures Dallas Edwards to Vikings in 10 million deal
Dixon Edwards, a Dallas Cowboys outside linebacker who started 53 of 56 games, signed with Minnesota for 10 million over four years plus a 2.5 million signing bonus. The Vikings view him as a key defensive addition to bolster a unit led by John Randle. Edwards leaves Dallas after 1995 season in which he played 15 games and started all playoff games.
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Williams signs five year deal with Cardinals
Cornerback Aeneas Williams, a two time Pro Bowler with 12 interceptions in the last two seasons, agreed to a $17 million five year contract with Arizona. He received a $6 million signing bonus and $11 million in salary. Williams weighed Jacksonville and other warm weather teams but may stay with the Cardinals, who named Eric Swann franchise player earlier. Cardinals coach Vince Tobin emphasized focusing on present and future as Marmie joined as secondary coach.
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Edwards joins Buccaneers as assistant head coach
Herman Edwards, a Chiefs scout in 1995, is hired as assistant head coach and secondary coach by Tony Dungy of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Edwards, 42, spent three seasons as Dungy’s assistant with the Chiefs and played 10 NFL seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles. The Chiefs also promote Phil Thomas to Rams marketing chief. Thomas, 45, previously led Chiefs promotions and played in the MISL with the Kansas City Comets. Both moves announced Monday.
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