Revis Marshall fight erupts at Jets training camp
New York Jets players Darrelle Revis and Brandon Marshall clashed during a Friday practice as Marshall shouted at Revis and struck his shoulder pads with an open hand. Teammates intervened, but the pair continued trading barbs for the rest of the session.
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Pouncey Back From Career Threatening Injury
In Latrobe AP report Steelers center Maurie Pouncey returns after a broken ankle surgery and multiple procedures following a severe infection. Teammates describe long recovery, support from offensive linemen, and his full participation in spring workouts and training camp as he chases past Pro Bowl form and a high paid contract.
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Walk It Off Pirates Top Reds In Ninth Inning
Sean Rodriguez homered to open the bottom of the ninth, lifting the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 3-2 win over the Cincinnati Reds. Rodriguez's 11th homer of the season came off Ross Ohlendorf after Ramon Cabrera tied the game in the ninth. Tailon worked six innings for the Pirates, while Anthony DeSclafani pitched well for Cincinnati.
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Opening ceremony kicks off Rio 2016 Olympics with planet message
Rio de Janeiro welcomed the world to the 31st Olympiad with fireworks spelling Rio and Gisele Bundchen performing to The Girl from Ipanema. The ceremony underscored a call to care for the planet amid Brazil’s economic and political woes. Performers portrayed labor, resilience, and Brazil’s diverse culture in a high-energy gala.
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Teixeira to retire after season with Yankees
Mark Teixeira announced at Yankee Stadium that the 36 year old will retire at season's end after a injury plagued year. He cited lingering neck and knee issues and said he preferred time with his family over grinding through more seasons. The slugger, a three time All Star and five time Gold Glove winner, leaves with 404 career homers and a $180 million contract wrapping up.
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