Verlander climbs as MVP debate sparks after no-hitter
AL MVP voting highlighted by Jose Bautista Curtis Granderson and Miguel Cabrera leading in first place votes. Verlander, despite a dominant season including a no hitter, draws discussion on pitchers as MVP candidates and faces partial ballot omissions from some critics.
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Cowboys Ready for Dolphins After Winning Streak
Dallas returned to practice to prep for the Miami Dolphins at home on Thursday at 3 15. Coach Garrett said the focus is the season not standings as the team eyes another win. Tony Romo threw for touchdowns to Witten and Robinson while DeMarco Murray added a solid running game.
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Debate over prep football award criteria sparks viewer feedback
The column weighs two strong candidates Miller and Anaya for the award, debating whether the prize should honor the player most valuable to his team or the player most valuable overall. Readers are invited to share their views by emailing sports rdrnews.com.
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Roswell Coyotes End Season With 7 5 Record
Roswell's Coyotes posted their best season in over a decade finishing 7 5 and capturing a playoff win for the first time since 2000 The coming year poses a major rebuild as nearly all key contributors depart and the coaching staff faces a proving ground in 2012.
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Rangers sign Nathan and move Feliz to rotation
Texas Rangers reach a two year deal with Joe Nathan and a club option for 2014. Neftali Feliz will shift from closer to the starting rotation to offset potential loss of C.J. Wilson. Nathan turns 37 Tuesday after Tommy John rehab and a 2-1 4.84 ERA 14 saves season with Minnesota.
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Presidents Cup Victory Caps U S Team Rally In Australia
The United States clinched the Presidents Cup 19-15 at Royal Melbourne as Tiger Woods delivered the decisive point with a bunker shot on the 15th, while Jim Furyk went 5-0 in singles and Phil Mickelson contributed in the comeback effort.
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Sports Transactions From AP Briefs Monday
Major League Baseball and hockey and football moves listed including Orioles Matt Antonelli contract, Pirates Clint Barmes deal, Jets fined Rex Ryan for profanity, Jets practice squad Eddie Jones, Kaleta and Clowe fines, Hurricanes Sutter recall, Blue Jackets York recall, Red Wings Fournier reassignment, Coyotes Goncharov recall, MLS Sporting KC trade, and college Morris firing.
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Patriots Rally Behind Brady In Second Quarter Surge
Brady was pressured early with three punts and a fumble recovered by Allen Bailey, then sacked twice on the next series. He regrouped to guide three straight scoring drives, including an 85 yard third quarter march ending with Gronkowski’s 19 yard TD pass. Gronkowski reached 20 TDs in 26 games, beating the Ditka mark for fastest to 20 by a tight end.
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TV Sportwatch schedules major college games and hockey
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