Chiefs place Szott on injured reserve ending season
Kansas City Chiefs veteran guard Dave Szott is placed on injured reserve ending his 11 year NFL career with the Chiefs. Todd Peterson signed to replace Stoyanovich as the team cuts the 12 year kicker and releases him after a string of missed attempts.
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Rangers 3 Canadiens 1 in Montreal thriller
New York Rangers defeated Montreal 3 1 with Dvorak scoring in the first period and Messier adding a second power play tally in the second. River tied for Montreal before Dvorak sealed it with a late PP goal as Hackett and McLean backstopped their teams.
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Rockets star Olajuwon passes first test in exhibition
Houston center Hakeem Olajuwon, eased by an asthma like treatment, played 15 minutes in a 93-92 loss to Dallas. His return follows December hernia surgery and mid January comeback as Rockets aim for a stronger final season and playoff push.
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Messier's triumphant return fuels Rangers over Canadiens
Mark Messier sparked a 3-1 Rangers win over Montreal in New York his first home crowd triumph since leaving the team. He scored 24 seconds into the final period to give New York a 2-0 lead as Radek Dvorak added two goals. The crowd gave Messier a four minute standing ovation as he was introduced last. The Rangers improved to 2-0, their first home opener win since 1995.
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