Baseball Bans Ephedra in Minor Leagues
Major league players remain outside the ban while Bud Selig ordered a prohibition on ephedra for miners on minor league contracts. The move follows Bechler’s death and prompts calls from the union for federal review and potential regulation. Fehr asks Congress to reassess ephedra law. testing remains in place for minors.
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Health and Human Services
Tommy Thompson
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NCAA
International Olympic Committee
Bechler
Florida
Joshua Perper
Texas
Buck Showalter
KC wins spring opener in Surprise Arizona
Kansas City Royals beat a Rangers split squad 6 3 as Rudy Seanez was hit above the eye by a throw and taken to a hospital. X rays negative. Brandon Berger hit a three run homer in the ninth with two outs. Rookie D J Carrasco pitched a perfect ninth for the win.
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Showalter
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Berger
Reynaldo Garcia
D.J. Carrasco
Pittsburgh
Chiefs land Trent Green in cap friendly 7 year deal
Quarterback Trent Green signed a seven year 50 million contract with the Kansas City Chiefs to save salary cap room and bolster a weak defense. The signing shifts money to a signing bonus 11.25 million and frees cap space to pursue free agents and re-sign veterans. Chiefs pursue restructures including Priest Holmes while extending contract offers to key players and cutting others.
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Green
Jim Steiner
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Steiner
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Priest Holmes
Holmes
Mike Maslowski
Gary Stills
Greg Wesley
Quinton Caver
Corey Harris
Peterson
Wesley
Duane Clemons
Dan Stryzinski
Denny Thum
Dick Vermeil
Thum
Peterson Steiner
Kansas City Chiefs
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Cowboys release NFL's top rusher Emmitt Smith
Emmitt Smith volunteers to leave the Dallas Cowboys after 13 seasons. The 34-year-old star departs ahead of free agency to pursue a new team, hoping to land a prominent role and chase another Super Bowl title. He remains confident in his 1,300-yard ability and hints at possible future collaborations with Dallas.
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Jones
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Emmitt
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Oakland Raiders
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