Miller returns to practice amid six game suspension
Denver Broncos All-Pro Von Miller practiced on the scout team with a skullcap as he served part of his six game ban for violating the NFL drug policy. Coach John Fox said the team must adjust without him and rely on backups to pressure the quarterback during the suspension.
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Andrus delivers ninth inning sac fly in Rangers win over Astros
Elvis Andrus lifted a sacrifice fly in the bottom of the ninth to score pinch runner Adam Rosales and lift the Texas Rangers to a 5-4 comeback victory against the Houston Astros. With one out and bases loaded, Houston moved Chris Carter to first to add an infielder, but Andrus delivered a walk-off hit for his fourth career game ending.
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Cowboys LEE signs six year extension through 2019
Dallas Cowboys middle linebacker Sean Lee agreed to a six year deal worth about 42 million with potential to 51 million and 16 million guaranteed. The extension keeps Lee in Irving through 2019 as he returns from a toe injury and aims to anchor the 4 3 defense under Monte Kiffin.
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Young's ninth inning hit powers Phillies past Rockies 4-3
Michael Young delivered a go ahead single with one out in the ninth after Carlos Ruiz tied the game with a double. Erik Kratz started the frame with a double off Rafael Betancourt, Casper Wells moved to third on a grounder, and Ruiz's pinch hit doubled to left to tie the score. Jimmy Rollins was intentionally walked before Young's decisive single. Jake Diekman earned the win.
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Chris Paul elected president of NBA players union
In Las Vegas, Clippers star Chris Paul was chosen as president of the NBA Players Association replacing Derek Fisher. The vote followed Billy Hunter's firing and his wrongful termination suit, with Roger Mason Jr. elected first vice president and Jerry Stackhouse set to move into a union role.
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Spotlight on Sports Highlights Across 1851 to 2005
A chronology of sports milestones including America winning the first international yacht race in 1851, Patterson’s 1957 boxing victory, a 1960s Giants Dodgers bat incident, Nolan Ryan’s 5000th strikeout in 1989, 1993 world relay record, and Sharapova becoming No 1 in 2005.
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