Rocker Banished to Minors After Latest Blowup
Atlanta Braves demote star reliever John Rocker to Triple A Richmond after a volatile season and incident with Sports Illustrated reporter Jeff Pearlman. He must report within three days and stay at least 10 days, with the move aimed at correcting control issues and off field behavior.
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Glynn Shuts Out Dodgers as Cone Struggles Again
Texas right hander Ryan Glynn carried a spot start into eight shutout innings, allowing two hits as the Rangers defeated the Dodgers 2-0 at home. David Cone was hit hard, losing for the 11th time in 14 decisions since his perfect game last July.
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Baseball first round draft picks 2000
New York AP lists first round selections from MLB 2000 amateur draft by team. Entries include Florida Adrian Gonzalez Eastlake HS Bonita Calif and 29 others with positions and schools such as UCLA Chase Utley Miami Jose Borchard and Adam Wainwright among numerous high schools and colleges across the United States Puerto Rico and Canada.
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Miami
Fla
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Centennial
Corona
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Justin Wayne
Stanford
Tampa Bay
Rocco Baldelli
Bishop Hendricken
Cumberland
R.I
Colorado
Matthew Harrington
Palmdale
Detroit
Matthew Wheatland
Rancho Bernardo
Poway
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Mark Phillips
Kissimmee
Milwaukee
David Krynzel
Green Valley
Henderson
Joseph Borchard
St. Louis
Shaun Boyd
Vista
Pala
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Beau Hale
Loyola Marymount
Los Angeles
Benjamin Diggins
Arizona
Toronto
Miguel Negron
Manuela Toro
Caguas
P.R
Pittsburgh
Sean Burnett
Wellington
Community HS
Anaheim
Christopher Bootchee
Auburn
San Francisco
John Bonser
Gibbs
Pinellas Park
Boston
Phillip Dumatrait
David Parrish
Michigan
Atlanta
Adam Wainwright
Glynn Academy
St. Simons
Scott Thurman
Preston HS
Cambridge
Conn
Redskins sign Deion Sanders to seven year deal
The Washington Redskins announced the signing of cornerback Deion Sanders to a seven year contract worth 56 million dollars. The move comes as part of a busy roster shake up in Ashburn. Green Bay cuts two players as Ron Felling plans to sue Knight and III for over 1 million? The Packers released Mark Chmura and George Koonce. Montoya wins CART race at Milwaukee Mile to give Toyota its first CART victory. he dominates in rain delayed Miller Lite 225 and climbs to fourth in points.
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Green Bay
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George Koonce
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Bob Knight and III
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West Allis
Juan Montoya
Chip Ganassi
Milwaukee Mile
Michael Andretti
Return of PBA senior tourney set for New Castle in August
The Gardner Steel Senior PBA Tournament returns to Colonial Lanes August 11 to 13 with a pro-am and match game on the 11th. Senior competition on the 12th and match play plus TV stepladder finals on the 13th. Dan Ottman oversees MC duties, assisted by Bobby Dinkens. Notables Johnny Petraglia and Guppy Troup will attend. Call 652-6479 for pro-am details.
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Devils Rally Past Stars To Cut Series Lead
New Jersey erased a 1-0 deficit with a three goal third period outburst sparking a 3-1 win over Dallas at Reunion Arena. Sergei Brylin, John Madden, and Brian Rafalski fueled the rally as the Devils cut the series lead to 3-1 and pushed toward lifting Lord Stanley's Cup.
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Scott Stevens
Sergei Brylin
Alexander Mogilny
Ed Belfour
John Madden
Brian Rafalski
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Guy Carbonneau
Bobby Holik
Reunion Arena
Joe Nieuwendyk
Ore
Mike Modano
Jere Lehtinen
Martini Brodeur
Brylin
Madden
Rafalski
Scott Gomez
Colin White
White
Chris Terreri
Belfour
Maddern
Ken Daneyko
Sergei Nemchinov
Sergei Zubov
Venus Williams Falls to Sanchez Vicario at French Open
At Roland Garros Venus Williams, the fourth seed returning from six months out with tendonitis, lost to Arantxa Sanchez Vicario in the quarterfinals 6-0 1-6 6-2. Williams favored groundstrokes over net play, yielding 48 points on unforced errors as she struggled in chilly, overcast conditions.
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Venus Williams
Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario
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Sanchez- Vicario
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