Ditka recollects Duerson as Bears star found dead at 50
Former Bears coach Mike Ditka recalls Dave Duerson at a reunion weeks before his death by own action. The safety who played in 85 and 90 season runs faced foreclosure and divorce but planned to remarry in April and had brain studies discussed after his death. The NFL reacts with condolences and calls for awareness of brain injuries.
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Young stays put as Rangers reshape roles in spring
Rangers veteran Michael Young will remain with the club as he shifts to designated hitter and utility infield duties after Adrian Beltre's arrival. Young, who asked for a trade last month, spoke of focusing on baseball as he reported to camp and took grounders at second base.
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Sizemore's knee injury looms as Indians open camp
Grady Sizemore damaged the knee during a spring training slide last season and underwent surgery after May 16 against Baltimore. He played 33 games with a .211 average, after earlier 2009 injuries limited him to 106 games and multiple surgeries. Manager Acta awaits Sizemore's readiness before naming a lineup as camp seeks a third baseman amid options Donald Nix Valbuena Goedert Hanrahan.
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Roddick Wins Memphis Thriller In Illness Acknowledged
Andy Roddick battles illness to win his 50th career final at the Regions Morgan Keegan Championships. He defeats Miles Raonic 7-6 6-7 7-5 in 2 hours 36 minutes, earning a $264,000 prize and his third Memphis title. Raonic hits a tournament record 129 aces, including a 150 mph serve in the third set.
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