Free Agent Market Flooded by 58 Dumped Players
The Associated Press reports 58 players including Kay Payton and Bragen Looper were released as 210 players filed for free agency after the World Series. Teams trimmed payroll ahead of December deadlines, with many players negotiating one year deals while others moved between clubs in a week of signings and trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kay Payton
Bragen Looper
Colorado
Payton
Jeromy Burnitz
Florida
Looper
Armando Benitez
Baltimore
Damian Moss
Jason Johnson
Tampa Bay
Marlon Anderson
Sandberg
Cincinnati
Ruben Mateo
Reggie Taylor
Russell Branyan
Scott Blarfon
Detroit
Ben Petrick
Toronto
Trever Miller
Cliff Politte
Oakland
Mark Redmard
Athletics
Seattle
Freddy Garcia
Alex Gonzalez
Marlins
S.J. Burnett
Michael Barrett
Cubs
Chicago
Barrett
Montreal Expos
Qaklarnd
A’s
Jim Hendry
Dick Pole
Montreal
Damian Miller
Ricky Ledee
Philadelphia Phillies
Ledee
Boston
Gabe Kapler
Lou Merloni
Damian Jackson
Scott Sauerbeck
Edwin Almonte
Jason Shiell
Kapler
Almonte
Shiell
Erudiel Durazo
Doug Mirabelli
Atlanta
Gary Matthews Jr
Chris Woodward
San Diego
Brian Buchanan
Milwaukee
Luis Vizcaino
St. Louis
Kerry Robinson
Rangers set deadline to resolve Rodriguez deal
Rangers owner Tom Hicks declares a 5 p.m. Tuesday deadline to finalize talks with the Red Sox over Alex Rodriguez. If no deal, Rodriguez will stay at shortstop while GM John Hart builds the 2004 roster. Trade talks center on Manny Ramirez Lester and cash with money reduced to 13 15 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sullivan
Knight Ridder
Arlington
Texas
Texas Rangers
Tom Hicks
Alex Rodriguez
John Hart
Hicks
Rangers
Rodriguez
Fve
Commissioner’ S Office
Boston Red Sox
Scott Boras
Red Sox
Manny Ramirez
Jon Lester
Boras
Players’ Association
Larry Lucchino
Sidney Ponson
Thrashers Dominate Flyers In Atlanta Win
Ronald Petrovicky scored twice and Byron Dafoe had 25 saves as Atlanta topped Philadelphia 4 1 in a Sunday game. Ilya Kovalchuk added his 21st goal and Slava Kozlov also scored to push the Thrashers’ lead in the Southeast to five points over Tampa Bay. John LeClair scored for Philadelphia, which remained tied for the conference lead despite a 1-6-2 run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Petrovicky
Byron Dafoe
Thrashers
Philadelphia Flyers
Atlanta
Ilya Kovalchuk
Slava Kozlov
Tampa Bay
John LeClair
Flyers
Jeff Hackett
Hackett
Jim Vandermeer
Petrovicky
NHL Standings and Weekday Schedule Snapshot
Standings from Saturday show Carolina 2 Boston 1 and Philadelphia 3 NY Islanders 1. NY Rangers 1 Toronto 4 Montreal 2. Atlanta 7 Pittsburgh 4. Dallas 2 Tampa Bay 1. Phoenix 1 St. Louis 5 Minnesota 5 Columbus 2. Nashville 1 Detroit 0 Vancouver 3 Edmonton 0 Colorado 3 Los Angeles 3. Islanders 5 Capitals 4 notes.
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Carolina
Boston
Philadelphia
NY Islanders
NY Rangers
Toronto
Montreal
Atlanta
Prtsburgh
Dallas
Tampa Bay
Phoenix
St. Louis de Minesota
Columbus
Nashvile
Detroit
Vancouver
Extmonton
Colorado
Los Angeles
Sims
Washington
New Jersey
Chicago
Ne Ailanta
Philadelphna
San Jose
Anahi
Oday
Jerney Beach
Islanders
Ottawa
OF Montreal
Allnte
Flond
Desroat
St Lews
Barons edge Roadrunners 3 2 in Cleveland win
Jon DiSalvatore scored his first game winner of the year and Seamus Kozyk made 40 saves as the Cleveland Barons defeated the Toronto Roadrunners 3-2. Grant Stevenson scored twice at Ricoh Coliseum. Barons improve to 12 103 4 and road mark to 6 2 2 2.
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Toronto
Jon DiSalvatore
Seamus Kozyk
Cleveland
Barons
Grant Stevenson
Ricoh Coliseum
Miroslav Zalesak
Tavis Hansen
Brad Boyes
Brad Winchester
Igor Ulanov
DiSalvatore
Craig Valette
Valiquette
Roadrunners
Chad Hinz
Rochester
Bay claims Rocket title in 2-0 win over Avon Lake
Bay edges Avon Lake 2-0 at Winterhurst to win Rocket Invitational as Pat Wise and Jim Datko score in the third period. Marc Cleary earns the shutout with 18 saves, while Bay improves to 12-2 and Avon Lake drops to 9-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Bay
Avon Lake
Winterhurst
Pat Wise
Jim Datko
Datko
Wise
Marc Cleary
Terry Chadwick
Chadwick
Cleary
Ray
Cleveland Heights
Amin
Aniein
Scot Koba
CVCA
Kyle Mains
Eve Polansky
Ban Giles
Amherst
Zach Bohler
Man Darusz
CVGA
Pal Wise
Jon Datho
Assisis
Dan Wise
Keer Sehinger
Mar Cleary
Aaron Allen
Strongsville Dominates Elyria In Conference Swim Meet
Strongsville overwhelmed Elyria boys 213-80 while the Mustang girls won 239-70. Elizabeth Esser captured the 100 backstroke in 1:07.81, a team record. Mike Marsico won the 100 free in 52.58 and set a 100 back team record at 55.93. The boys 400 free relay 3:42.01 featured Kevin Dean, Alex Martin, Brett Wieser and Marsico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strongsville
Elyria
Mustang
Pioneers
Elizabeth Esser
Mike
Marsico
Kevin Dean
Alex Martin
Brett Wieser
Avon Awards Cross Country and Other Individual Honors
The list details extensive cross country and team honors for Avon students, highlighting Holly Malinkey Meghan Ventura Malory Weber and others across boys and girls divisions. It notes multiple first and second team All Lorain County honors, Most Valuable Runner awards, leadership and sportsmanship recognitions, and academic medals across boys and girls sports including soccer golf tennis volleyball and football.
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Holly Malinkey
LCC
Meghan Ventura
UGG
Lorain County
Malory Weber
Jacki Walsh
Chelsea Mortis
Dezmond Douglas
LGC
Joe Berlyoung
Lee Thompson
Jessica Paul
Kathryn Wilson
Katie Pena
Desi Radeff
Jule Nickels
Lauren Malone
Ken Woll
Amanda Milford
Nile Peakrs
Julie Nickels
Kirsten Miller-Jaster
Bnan Inwin
Dan Repas
Jessi Paul
Greater
Cleveland
Keri Wo
Kevin Kovach
Mentonall
Greater Cleveland
Jordan Wack
Herry Hagerman
Pat Lambie
Ban Yonkoff
Elayna Nowak
Carl Lehr
Stephanie Fullmer
Becky Kimpton
Tepe Pedro
Marssa Barnhart
Jenny Date
Meanton
Marissa Barnhart
Jennah Hassel
Jenny Dale
Menton
Manssa Barnhart
Cathy Kujala
Laura Gronowski
Marissa Bamnhart
Amelia Fisher
Lisa Walker
Todd Bailey
Chris Haldi
Jake Hawley
Joe Gunter
Mark Burge
Josh Ruschau
Dan Siegfied
Kyle Vasiloff
Dan Siegfried
Mike Ehrman
Shawn Stencil
Loran County
Matt Gray
Jake Hawkey
Kyle Vasil
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Terzy Lagg
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Matt Snyder
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