Optimism in baseball negotiations signals deadline progress
baseball negotiators express optimism they can avert a strike before the August 30 deadline after three Thursday bargaining sessions. they reached a debt regulation agreement easing spending limits while remaining divisions over revenue sharing and a luxury tax persist. the owners seek broader local revenue sharing, proposing 268 million versus the union 235 million while steroid testing and amateur draft study await final terms.
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Skins and Fish Make NEL Deal
Washington trades Sage Rosenfels to Miami and acquires guard Brenden Star from Detroit to bolster depth. Spurrier now has three quarterbacks, with Wuerffel and Matthews competing for the start and Ramsey as a rookie. Rosenfels was 32 of 54 for 476 yards with five TDs and two picks in pre season.
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Co defendant pleads guilty in Jayson Williams case
John Gordnick admitted tampering with evidence in the February shooting at Williams mansion. He took the clothes Williams wore, hid them, and will testify against the former NBA star, who faces first degree manslaughter and related charges. Cooperating co defendant Kent Culuko had pleaded guilty earlier. The case stems from the shooting of limousine driver Costas Christofi. Williams remains free on bail with a September status hearing set.
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Chargers Stifle Rams in Preseason Win 31-10
San Diego intercepted Marc Bulger twice as the Chargers defeated the St. Louis Rams 31-10. The Chargers built a 21 point third quarter surge after Bulger’s second pick, while Rams reserve QB faced a tough night. Rams totaled 87 yards, shut out in the first quarter and trailed 3-0 at halftime.
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