Westbrook's disillusionment grows with Redskins struggles
Westbrook, in sixth year, voices frustration over the West Coast offense under Marty Schottenheimer. He laments limited downfield chances, reveals no input allowed on play calls, and notes teammates like Jeff George left. He remains focused on doing what is asked as Washington flounders 0-4, with Schottenheimer debating how to showcase him.
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Packers pass rusher Gbaja-Biamila eyed by Ravens as threat
Packers defensive end Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila nicknamed KGB leads the league with sacks and a 36-sack pace amid a right arm cast, while Ravens face Green Bay in a pivotal 3-1 showdown. Ravens coach Billick notes the matchup against Favre as a historic test for defense.
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Cowboys bring in Ryan Leaf as backup QB option
Texas AP reports quarterback Ryan Leaf signed a three year contract with Dallas after a long pursuit by the Cowboys. Leaf, previously with San Diego and Tampa Bay, works out with team officials and is expected to take a two year deal with a veteran minimum. Anthony Wright starts Monday night versus Washington with Clint Stoerner and rookie Quincy Carter backing him up.
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Tigers hire Regan for West Michigan Class A post
Former major league pitcher Phil Regan is named manager of the West Michigan Tigers Class A team. He previously served as pitching coach with the Indians Mariners and Cubs and coached the U S Olympic team to gold in 2000. Regan pitched 12 MLB seasons and joined Detroit in 1954. Brent Gates returns as a coach after guiding West Michigan last season.
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Tyson Faces Nielsen In Copenhagen Heavyweight Bout
Mike Tyson, claiming peak sharpness after six years out, meets Danish journeyman Brian Nielsen in a 10 round fight in Copenhagen. Nielsen, 62 1 43 KOs, has rarely been knocked down but poses a test with Tyson weighing 239 pounds. Showtime tape delayed at 10 p.m. EDT.
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Eleven DAC members die in attack
Downtown Athletic Club president Jim Corcoran confirms 11 DAC members perished in the World Trade Center attacks. Many members worked in lower Manhattan. five victims were Cantor Fitzgerald staff. The club building sustained little damage but its elevator system is unsafe and under repair. a decision on moving the Heisman Trophy dinner on December 8 is due Monday.
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Albert the Great to retire after Breeders' Cup Classic
Albert the Great will retire to stud at Three Chimneys Farm after the $4 million Breeders' Cup Classic on Oct. 27 at Belmont Park. Owner Tracy Farmer confirmed the horse will end his racing career with this start, following a strong 2000 season and a fourth-place finish in the Jockey Club Gold Cup.
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Twins skipper Tom Kelly retires after 15 seasons
Tom Kelly retires as Minnesota Twins manager after 15 seasons, ending the longest current tenure in major pro sports. He led the Twins to 1987 and 1991 World Series titles, finishing this season 85-77 in second place in the AL Central. Kelly expressed pride in developing a young core and stepping aside for new leadership.
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