Buoniconti finally enters Hall as son Marc inspires crowd
Canton AP Nick Buoniconti ind ucted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame after 25 years with a moving moment as son Marc, paralyzed since 1985, wheels to podium to present his father. The class also includes Mike Munchak Jackie Slater Ron Yary Lynn Swann Jack Youngblood and Marv Levy. The Buoniconti family story highlights the Miami Project to Cure Paralysis.
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Faulk Returns to Form Amid Knee Strain and Golf Hiatus
St. Louis Rams running back Marshall Faulk, coming off knee surgery, sat out parts of minicamp to rest his right knee and reduce wear. He has played through pain while aiming to preserve his record setting production for a Sept. 9 opener in Philadelphia and the Hall of Fame Game in Canton.
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Mazeroski Puckett Winfield Hall of Fame Inductions
October greats Mazeroski Puckett and Winfield join Hilton Smith and Dave Winfield in Cooperstown as Hall of Fame inductees. Mazeroski, famed for a 1960 Game 7 homer, is lauded as the best defensive second baseman. Puckett and Winfield honored for career greatness with distinct October feats and consistency.
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