Steelers crush Oilers 30 14 as Carlson struggles
Houston quarterback Cody Carlson went 3 for 7 for 18 yards before leaving with a fumble as Pittsburgh built a 20-0 lead. The Oilers, minus yardage early and overwhelmed by a toughSteelers defense, couldn't mount a comeback in the 30-14 loss. Marcus Robertson called the drop in talent a miracle needed to match last season.
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Steelers Edge Texans In Monday Night Shootout
Pittsburgh beat Houston 24 21 as Barry Foster scored a 1 yard TD and Eric Green caught a scoring pass after a Carlson fumble. O'Donnell played well. Cowher noted Monday games suit the team, improving to 5-0 on Mondays under his tenure.
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Chiefs' Smith to undergo thumb surgery this week
Kansas City defensive end Neil Smith will undergo a brace implantation on his right thumb after ligament strain from the Sept. 25 game with the Rams. Doctors expect a return to practice midweek and a possible start Sunday against the San Diego Chargers, with the device likely worn the rest of the season. The injury could affect pass rush but is not expected to sideline him long.
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NHL Players Reject Practice Amid Season Shutdown
NHL players refuse on ice workouts as teams delay games due to a lockout. By Monday, many intend to skip skating entirely until the season starts, with arena access limited and 16 games postponed. Negotiations paused. league talks resume at noon. Reports also cite a $32 million league deficit for 1992-93.
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Glass says key revenue issue unresolved in baseball strike
Kansas City chief executive David Glass says the central dispute in the players strike is how much of baseball revenue players will accept. He notes owners offered 50 percent but there has been no real negotiation. Glass speaks to Midwest business writers and editors and expects spring training to open on time.
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