Lenny Randle 1949 2024 MLB figure known as Most Interesting Man
Lenny Randle died at 75 in Murrieta California. The longtime MLB infielder played 12 seasons with Senators Rangers Mets Yankees Cubs and Mariners, known for on and off field moments and a stint as a youth coach. He was involved in a 1977 punching incident with Rangers manager Frank Lucchesi and later pursued stand-up and music.
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College and Pro Sports TV Schedule Card
A dense listing of college and professional games across multiple networks. Includes men and women college basketball games at noon and late afternoon slots, football bowls like Peach and Rose Bowl with CFP implications, and hockey soccer and tennis event times with channel notes and special SkyCast and Command Center mentions.
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Major League and NFL Moves Across Teams
Transactions include Nick Gordon signing a one year minor league deal with the Orioles, Caleb Thielbar a one year major league contract with the Cubs, Browns adding John Kelly Jr and placing Cedric Tillman on IR, Robbin and Latu on the Browns practice squad, Gaziano on Jaguars practice squad, Ngakoue waived by the Patriots, Greg Joseph signed by the Jets, Steelers designating return from IR for Wilson, Holcomb, and Lee, Dowell and Hall on Seahawks practice squad, Maple Leafs recalling Rifai and placing Matthews on IR, D Dodson with D.C. United, F Picault with Inter Miami, Miami firing Lance Guidry, and college bowl notes from Sugar Bowl to Mayo Bowl with scattered team and score mentions.
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NFL Standings and Week Results Snapshot
The National Conference standings show Philadelphia and Washington atop the East, Detroit and Minnesota leading the West, with multiple teams clinching spots or divisions. Sunday results include Buffalo over the Jets, Philadelphia routing Dallas, and Detroit edging San Francisco among others, plus several college bowls and schedule notes.
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Monday and Tuesday hockey and basketball results list
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Cowboys release Ezekiel Elliott ends Dallas run after 2016 selection
Dallas Cowboys cut running back Ezekiel Elliott in a cost cutting move after the 2022 season. Once a three time rushing leader, Elliott failed to recapture peak form and was the final season of his second stint with the team. His release opens a playoff bid for a veteran back with potential suitors likely in need of a postseason boost.
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