NFL Camp Injuries Strain Teams After Lewis Forcing Season
A day after Jamal Lewis went out for the season with a knee injury, NFL camps saw more setbacks. Corey Simon of the Eagles sustained head or neck injuries but returned to practice after tests. Washingtons ends Bruce Smith and Marco Coleman will miss Kansas City game. Terry Glenn misses camp amid suspension fallout. Dale Carter denied reinstatement after a yearlong substance abuse ban. Carter previously signed a four year deal with the Broncos before 1999.
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Autopsy confirms Stringer death by heatstroke
Korey Stringer died from heatstroke leading to multiple organ failure, autopsy findings released by AP state. The Vikings lineman, 27, collapsed after an exhausting practice in extreme heat at Mankato. His agent James Gould said the family accepts the results and will push for answers while OSHA continues its probe into team practices and medical procedures.
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O Hara eyes Browns backup role after Palmer exit
Medina native Shaun O'Hara grew from a Rutgers rookie free agent to a starter late last season. Now with Butch Davis replacing Chris Palmer, he competes as backup center to Dave Wohlabaugh and long snapper to Ryan Kuehl while aiming to impress in the preseason against Green Bay. O'Hara notes stronger physique and daily work ethic as keys to earning a roster spot.
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Browns Notes Preview Showdown With Green Bay
Browns coach Davis faces questions as strong safety Earl Little returns from a cousin’s death and left guard Jim Pyne may not reclaim his starting spot. Brad Bedell impresses, while Pyne could come back Monday. The team bonded on a swimming trip at Strongsville Recreation Center and prepares for a Saturday game with two-a-day practices resuming Monday.
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Browns weigh Detmer and Holcomb as QB options
The Browns compare Tim Detmer and Kelly Holcomb, ages 33 and 27, with different careers and injury histories. Detmer, a Heisman winner with 49 NFL games and 21 starts, just returned from an Achilles rupture while Holcomb, 28, has five NFL games and one start. Both fit Cleveland’s short quick-pass system, but Couch remains the starter as the team negotiates who joins him and promising rookie Spergan Wynn.
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One pitch spoils outing for Burba
Dave Burba pitched four innings, allowing two hits and two walks in his first return to the bullpen. A two-run homer by David Ortiz on his second pitch proved decisive as the Twins beat the Indians in the Metrodome. Burba attributed the mistake to a fastball left over the plate while noting improved velocity and use of his curveball and splitter.
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Tribe Notes: Finley returns as Bacsik debuts in loss
Right hander Burba notes his fastball velocity and life. Lefty Mike Bacsik was optioned to Buffalo to clear room for Chuck Finley returning from the DL. Bacsik debuted with six innings, seven runs allowed in the Tribe 15-14 comeback win over the Mariners. C C Sabathia left to Vallejo for a personal matter and will rejoin in Texas. Upcoming pitching matchups set for Texas series with Woodard Davis Nagy Oliver Sabathia Bell.
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Indians Fall As Twins Rally On Errors In Tough Loss
Finley came off the disabled list to work five innings, allowing few clean hits. Two Tribe errors in the second inning helped Minnesota erase Cleveland’s 2-0 lead, as Cabrera and Finley were charged with miscues. The Indians failed to capitalize on chances, Vizquel doubled but Alomar was robbed, and Thome and Gonzalez also misfired in scoring opportunities.
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