Giants retain Landeta lose Ingram
The New York Giants re-signed punter Sean Landeta to a four year deal worth about 3.2 million dollars keeping him with the team. Wide receiver Mark Ingram left for Miami, joining other potential suitors as a free agent. Ingram had his best season in 1991 with 51 receptions, 824 yards and three touchdowns. Landeta considered offers from Green Bay Washington Cleveland New England and the Jets.
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Dallas approves North Stars move to Reunion Arena
Dallas City Council approved an agreement with the Minnesota North Stars to relocate to Reunion Arena for the 1994 season under a lease similar to the Mavericks arrangement. The team will share the arena but keep most favored tenant status, per a signed letter from Norm Green and City Manager Jan Hart.
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IAAF challenges Reynolds ruling over $27.3 million payment
The IAAF filed a motion in U S District Court in Columbus Ohio contesting jurisdiction over the Reynolds case and indicating it may pursue collection. Reynolds, who won gold in the 400 meters at the World Indoor Championships in Toronto, accuses the federation of delaying and disputes a urine sample mix up. Both sides signal desire to resolve the dispute while officials deny plans for financial settlement.
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Orioles bring back Flanagan as non-roster invitee in shaky return
The Orioles invited veteran reliever Flanagan back for another try, marking his second stint in three years. A sore shoulder limited him to one scoreless inning versus the White Sox, with one strikeout and one walk, leaving manager John Oates noncommittal on his future role. Flanagan previously posted a 2.38 ERA in 64 games in 1991, but struggled last season with an 8.03 ERA in 34 2 3 innings as a short reliever.
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Don King Faces Grand Jury Buzz In New York
Boxing promoter Don King denied arrest reports and said he is under ongoing grand jury scrutiny in New York. He contends he will be vindicated as investigations surface amid his boxing promotions and past tax evasion case. The Washington Post noted possible federal probe while King said his life is an investigation.
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