Giants sign Kurt Warner to mentor Eli Manning
East Rutherford New Jersey Kurt Warner agreed to a two year contract as caretaker quarterback for the Giants with a minimum 3.5 million base and incentives to 8 million. The deal aims to bridge to rookie Eli Manning while Warner tutors him and competes for the starting job as Manning prepares.
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Brown Aims for First NBA Title with Pistons
Detroit coach Larry Brown seeks his first NBA championship as the Pistons prepare for Game 1 of the finals against the Lakers in Los Angeles. He defends his team’s “play the right way” approach while weighing a possible use of Hack-a-Shaq on Shaquille O’Neal, who struggles at the line in the playoffs. Brown remains cautious about revealing specific plans, stressing continuation of their trapping man-to-man defense unless adjustments are needed.
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Hopkins Sparks Referee Fight Over Cortez Choice
Bernard Hopkins threatened to pull out of a $15 million deal with Oscar De La Hoya if referee Joe Cortez stayed assigned to their bout. Nevada officials said Cortez would not be forced out, and Hopkins’s camp contends he only learned of Cortez on Thursday. Hopkins stands to earn at least $1.25 million to defend his undisputed middleweight titles against Robert Allen, with a possible $10 million payout if both bouts succeed on September 18.
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Testaverde Returns to NFL as Cowboys Quarterback
Vinny Testaverde, Heisman winner and Pro Bowler, signs with Dallas after a series of moves and injuries. The Cowboys now have five quarterbacks including Chad Hutchinson, Tony Romo, and Pennington’s successor prospects, with plans to trim the depth in the future.
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