Cassel Signs Long Term Deal with Chiefs
Kansas City announces multiyear contract for Matt Cassel, elevating him as a likely top paid Chiefs player. Cassel, formerly a backup in New England, impressed during spring workouts and minicamps, earning praise from coach Todd Haley and teammates amid a retooled Kansas City offense.
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Selig expects fair offer to Strasburg in 2011 MLB talks
On the Golden Spikes Award day Bud Selig said the Washington Nationals will make a very meaningful offer to top pick Stephen Strasburg as collective bargaining looms in 2011. He noted past slotted contracts with players like Prince Fielder and Ryan Zimmerman and said the process rests with Boras and Strasburg and the Nationals.
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Dunlap shines in Ottawa win as longtime starter retires
In his final home appearance, Carson Dunlap pitched a two hit game to lead Ottawa past Wellsville 7 0. Spencer Hawkins drove in two with a two run homer as Ottawa built a large lead after a tense start. Coach Herrmann praised Dunlap as a selfless competitor and a role model for younger players.
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WSU Looks To Be Frugal In Budget Cut
Wichita State athletics tighten spending after a six percent budget cut. Coaches slash travel by bus to Texas events, and softball will replace air travel with bus trips for spring tournaments. Brad Louderback says staff are examining all areas from equipment to recruiting to maximize every dollar.
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Senior scramble winners at Hickory Hollow led by Long Brazeal Mc Daniel
John Long C W Brazeal and Charlie Mc Daniel shot a minus 5 to win the senior scramble at Hickory Hollow. Harold Dickey No 3 and Karen Crosby No 7 were closest to the pin winners.
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Selig reviews Rose reinstatement bid years on
Baseball commissioner Bud Selig continues examining Pete Rose’s reinstatement application twelve years after it was filed. Rose, banned in 1989 for betting on Reds as manager, sought reinstatement in 1997 and met Selig in 2002. He remains ineligible for Hall of Fame voting.
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Phillies reach $1 million one year with Martinez
Pedro Martinez agreed to a one year deal worth 1 million with the Philadelphia Phillies. He traveled for a physical and a news conference was planned, according to an anonymous source.
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Woods weighs bunker routes at Turnberry in British Open return
Tiger Woods analyzes hole ten at Turnberry choosing safe paths around bunkers. He notes avoiding risky carries can shape four round strategy. Woods has won three British Opens on different courses, last at Hoylake, while Turnberry poses distinct challenges for this year’s field.
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