Sheffield seeks respect and trade to Yankees or Mets
Dodgers offer failed for Gary Sheffield as Jets GM Steve Phillips refused to part with Mike Piazza or Edgardo Alfonzo. Sheffield on a 61 million contract, refuses spring training, citing years of trade rumors and desire for a renegotiated deal.
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Dwight Gooden
New York Yankees
Sheffield
Yankees
New York Mets
Atlanta
Los Angeles Dodgers
Arena
Jets
Steve Phillips
Dodgers
Kevin Malone
Mike Piazza
Edgardo Alfon
Phillips
Vero Beach
Karsay Faces New Role After Tommy John Surgery
Cleveland Indians convert reliever Paul Karsay into a starter after his 1999 elbow repair, with manager Mike in favor if he stays durable. The bullpen options include Justin Speier Sean DePaula and David Riske as seventh inning candidates, while Speier’s home runs and base runners are noted.
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Andruw Jones
Atlanta Braves
Jones
New York Yankees
Mariano Rivera
Rivera
Howard Block
Roger Kaplan
Elisabeth Neumeier
Phoenix
Chicago Cubs
Kerry Wood
Baltimore
Jose Mercedes
Mercedes
Karsay
Indians
Mike Fetters
Jaret Wright
Oakland
Manuel
Paul Shuey
Bob Wickman
Yankees
Doug Jones
Justin Speier
Sean DePaula
David Riske
Speier
DePaula
Akron
Buffalo
Riske
NASCAR safety push after Earnhardt death at Daytona
NASCAR weighs safety upgrades after four deaths in nine months led by Dale Earnhardt's fatal basilar skull fracture. HANS devices see rising demand though adoption remains limited, while softer walls and ongoing testing are debated. Officials stress progress continues without rush.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Nascar
Dale Earnhardt
Chevrolet
Mike Helton
Helton
Ken Adams
Hubbard/Downing Inc
Atlanta
Earnhardt
Adams
Adam Petty
Kenny Irwin
Tony Roper
Petty
Steve Bohannon
Halifax Medical Center
Daytona International Speedway
Hubbard/Downing
Roger Penske
Rusty Wallace
Jeremy Mayfield
Jeff Green
Dale Earnhardt and the Nation’s Loss An Icon’s Double Life
A tribute to Dale Earnhardt as a polarizing yet beloved figure who defined NASCAR. The piece compares his impact to a cultural Icon, notes his fearless persona, and reflects on the void his death leaves in racing and American identity.
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Nascar
Bill France Jr
H.A
Humpy” Wheeler
Lowe's Motor Speedway
Charlotte
N.C
Jfk
Dale Earnhardt
Earnhardt
Springsteen
Elvis
John Wayne
Daytona
Eddie Cheever
Cheever
Cale Yarborough
Daytona USA
Texas
Man In Black
Waltrip
Bill France
Jim Hunter
Darlington Raceway
Dale Earnhardt Killed in Daytona 500 Crash Shocks NASCAR
NASCAR leaders refuse to panic while Dale Earnhardt dies from a skull fracture on the final turn of the Daytona 500. Michael Waltrip mourns his friend as fans flood Daytona Beach with memorials and thousands seek No 3 memorabilia. Dale Earnhardt Jr and family express resolve to carry on.
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Rockingham
N.C
Atlanta Motor Speedway
Waltrip
Nascar
Adams
Dale
Mike Helton
Helton
Dale Earnhardt Jr
WBTV
Charlotte
Steve Bohannon
Michael Waltrip
Orlando Sentinel
News-Journal of
Daytona Beach
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