Neagle signs with Rockies for 51.5 million five-year deal
Denny Neagle agreed to a 51.5 million five-year contract with the Colorado Rockies, becoming the seventh highest paid pitcher. He cites overcoming Coors Field intimidation, praises Dan O Dowd and the team, and notes his signing aims to pave the way for other free agents like Mike Hampton. He also discusses his pitching style at Coors Field and the Rockies’ prospects to win championships.
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Patriots Hold Off Chiefs In Mild Monday Night Duel
New England Patriots edged Kansas City 30-24 in a low-stakes Monday night game. Drew Bledsoe threw for 262 yards, Adam Vinatieri kicked three field goals, and Elvis Grbac connected with Kevin Lockett for a late KC score before time expired.
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Turner Fired as Redskins Suffer Another Loss
Disappointing season ends with Norv Turner being fired after a 9-7 loss to the Giants, leaving Washington 7-6 and near playoff elimination. Interim coach Terry Robiskie praised for blunt approach as other NFL injuries and moves are noted.
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Knicks steam past Clippers for season high scoring margin
In a 106-78 home win over the Los Angeles Clippers, Glen Rice led with 21 points while Latrell Sprewell and Allan Houston added 19 each as the Knicks posted their top scoring night and largest margin of victory this season. Elsewhere, Denver beat Philadelphia 105-98 behind Raef LaFrentz 25 points and Antonio McDyess 24.
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Tamer's late goal hands Thrashers 5-4 win over Bruins
Chris Tamer scored with 1:01 left in the third period as the Atlanta Thrashers defeated the Boston Bruins 5-4 for a franchise-record third straight win. Dmitri Yushkevich tied the game with 49 seconds left in Toronto, while Tie Domi added his ninth goal in seven games for the Maple Leafs. Yanic Perreault and Darcy Tucker also scored for Toronto. San Jose extended Calgary's home winless streak to 10 as Sundstrom Friesen Granato Suter Korulyuk and Sturm tallied. Vancouver beat Nashville as Naslund struck twice including the winner, with Draken Cooke and Klatt also scoring.
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Heel's triple double sparks UNC win over Miami
Brendan Haywood etched his name in North Carolina history with 18 points 14 rebounds and a school record 10 blocks as No 14 UNC beat visiting Miami 67-45. He became the ACC's 13th player with double digits in three categories since 1953-54. Other top NCAA results included No 16 Virginia over VMI 89-70 and Seton Hall 97 Norfolk State 67 with Eddie Griffin posting a probable first triple-double before injury.
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