Arnsparger joins Redskins as defensive adviser at practice
In Ashburn Virginia Bill Arnsparger the famed defensive architect watches practice with a wary eye and notes the need to relearn basics to fix the league worst defense Norv Turner and owner Dan Snyder bring the 72 year old out of retirement to aid the Redskins defense familiar faces Darrell Green Champ Bailey Dana Stubblefield Kenard Lang Marco Coleman are supported by an already talented unit Arnsparger serves as defensive specialist while Mike Nolan remains defensive coordinator Nolan credits Arnsparger with spotting unseen problems and potential fixes as film study continues for Sunday's game at Arizona
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Dana Stubblefield
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Marco Coleman
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Carolina
Shawn Barber
Ripken braces for a strange Orioles off season
Cal Ripken says he feels uncomfortable being drawn into the Frank Wren firing and will begin a back rehabilitation after Sept. 23 surgery. He plans to stay out of basketball but join the Baltimore BayRunners as a minority owner in the new IBL while weighing a lone offseason ahead.
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Belle Blames Miller for Orioles Fallout and Dismissals
Albert Belle says Ray Miller dug his own grave by losing players' respect in Baltimore. He cites rocky relations and a dugout clash as factors, while backing bench coach Eddie Murray for the manager job and noting owner Peter Angelos forced out GM Frank Wren for policy breaches.
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Bernie Williams Leads Yankees Past Red Sox in ALCS Opener
A 10th inning leadoff homer by Bernie Williams propelled the New York Yankees to a 4-3 victory over the Boston Red Sox in Game 1 of the AL championship series. Scott Brosius added a homer, triple, and key runs as Boston fell despite late life. rain began after the sixth inning.
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Perez Heroic two run homers lift Braves past Mets in NLCS
Eddie Perez and Brian Jordan hit two run shots in the sixth as Atlanta beat New York 4-3 to take a 2-0 NL Championship Series lead. Perez doubled as a crowd chant swelled and Smoltz earned a save after Cox used him in relief for the first time in a major league career.
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Middletown Sweeps St. John's In Straight Volleyball Sets
Middletown Knights rally from early deficits to beat St. John's 15-10 15-13 15-10 at Prospect Hall and hand the Vikings their first loss. Middletown improves to 7-4 while St. John's drops to 8-1 as key players Allison Johnson and Dorian Whims fueled the win.
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