Eagles Add Asomugha To Pair With Rodgers-Cromartie
The Philadelphia Eagles signed cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha to a five year deal worth 60 million dollars with 25 million guaranteed, joining Pro Bowl cornerback Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie after trading for him from Arizona. Team officials praised the executive work of Howie Roseman and Joe Banner as they bolster the defense. The move follows Vince Young signing a one year contract, adding veteran quarterback depth to the roster.
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NFL free agency frenzy reshapes the league’s new wave
Los Angeles Times notes a shortened free agency period sparks rapid moves and marquee signings. Asomugha from Oakland spurs Cowboys Jets interest while Eagles trade Kolb for Cromartie and a second round pick. Panthers sign Newton amid a wave of veteran deals and rookie buzz fades.
Phillies acquire Hunter Pence to boost pennant push
The Philadelphia Phillies trade for Houston Astros outfielder Hunter Pence to reinforce a pennant chase. GM Ruben Amaro Jr. says Pence should resonate with fans as the club aims for deep postseason runs.
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Bills sign Dareus to four year rookie deal
Marcell Dareus the Bills top pick signs a four year 20.4 million contract and reports to training camp in Rochester for the first conditioning session. The Alabama defensive lineman arrived Friday after being chosen third overall.
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De Jonge Leads At Greenbrier With Simpson Tie
Brendon de Jonge shot 3-under 66 to sit 7-under and share the Greenbrier Classic lead with Webb Simpson midway through the event. Phil Mickelson missed the cut ending his 17-match streak, while Stuart Appleby failed to advance to weekend play. In Toledo, Olin Browne shot 64 then 69 to grab a one-stroke lead in the rain-delayed U S Senior Open second round.
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Marshall wife charges dropped in stabbing case
Broward County prosecutors drop aggravated battery and pretrial violation charges against Michi Nogami-Marshall wife of Miami Dolphins wide receiver Brandon Marshall. The move ends the case stemming from a domestic incident reported in Fort Lauderdale.
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Pistons hire Frank to lead new era as coach
Detroit agrees to a three year deal with Lawrence Frank to become the Pistons head coach. The move makes him the team’s sixth coach in 11 seasons as the NBA lockout nears end. Tiger Woods enters PGA Championship after three month injury layoff.
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Steelers LB Harrison apologizes in magazine profile
Latrobe, Pa. James Harrison, a Steelers linebacker known for intense play, says he crossed the line and apologized after a magazine article quoted him venting. The four time Pro Bowler emphasized his passion, but acknowledged letting anger go too far.
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Two Day Sports Calendar Highlights Royals and Indians
Indians play twice in Cleveland with 6:05 p.m. and 12:05 p.m. starts. Sporting Kansas City meets the Revolution at 7:30 p.m. in Kansas City Missouri.
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