Lee believes Moss can adjust to NFL stardom
CHARLESTON AP A former Marshall standout turned Vikings star Carl Lee explains Randy Moss can reach similar heights if he commits. Lee notes Moss’s rare raw talent and top status at every level from DuPont to the Southern Conference and MAC, and predicts high potential with dedication.
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Casey Eyes Back to Normal After Eye Injury
Cincinnati Reds first baseman Sean Casey has regained normal vision after doctors found no change from his injury. He received 20 stitches and a plate to stabilize a fractured eye socket and eye muscles, with full range of motion now. He may begin batting practice and a seven to ten day minor league rehab assignment.
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Clippers Fire Bill Fitch After 17 65 Season
Los Angeles Clippers executive Elgin Baylor said a coaching search would begin within days after Bill Fitch was fired following a 17 65 record season. Fitch, 63, leaves with a 99 229 mark over four Los Angeles years and 944 career wins, 1106 losses, second all time in victories and first in losses.
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Tanui wins Boston Marathon as Roba repeats
Moses Tanui overtook leaders with a late 200 meter burst to win in 2:07:34, giving Kenya an eighth straight men’s title. Joseph Chebet finished second, Gert Thys third, while Fatuma Roba claimed her second consecutive Boston women’s crown in 2:23:21. The race saw strong Kenyan top five finishers and Ndeti, Ceron withdraw due to injuries.
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Detroit Ready to Wing Playoffs After Resting Stars
Detroit coach Scotty Bowman smiles as the Red Wings close the regular season rested for the playoffs. They host Phoenix in a first round Western Conference series while Dallas and Colorado hold top seeds. The season featured changes after Vlad Konstantinov's accident and Mike Vernon's trade, with Sergei Fedorov returning strong and Chris Osgood easing in. Yzerman praises Osgood and Fedorov as the defense tightens and tempo rises.
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Ryan urges reforms to modern baseball and pitching balance
Nolan Ryan, 51, argues for a lower mound and no designated hitter, calls for consistent strike zones, and criticizes current pitching depth. He notes longer games and diluted pitching, supports rule simplifications, and reflects on expansion teams and the Marlins’ payroll-driven changes.
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