Daytona tests spark NASCAR spring training pace
Pontiac tops Daytona practice with 182.767 mph lap by Skinner in a Pontiac followed by Stewart Sadler Waltrip and Wallace among quickest. OSU basketball prep includes Salley joining practice while Capriati exits Sydney early. Yoshii signs in Japan. Ottawa Senators face bankruptcy risk. Twellman near MLS stay. Armstrong returns to form as USPS roster announced. 2003 Grand Prix Final slated for Colorado Springs.
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TV RADIO BASKETBALL AND SPORTS SCHEDULE UPDATE
Program guide lists ESPN College basketball with a 7 pm start and 7:05 pm end times. WEOL 930 broadcasts high school action. Also ESPN MBA and motorsports airings on SPEED networks with multiple time slots and notes on same day late programming.
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Transactions across leagues show broad player moves and staff tweaks
The report traces trades and signings across Major League Baseball National Basketball Association NFL and college programs, naming teams such as Toronto Oakland Cincinnati Atlanta Charlotte Dallas Raptors and Bills. It notes acquisitions waivers resignations terminations and coach changes with multiple executives and players cited.
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Arbitration eligible players list by city and names
The report lists players across MLB cities eligible for salary arbitration and those filing through January. Names include Adam Kennedy and Jarrad Washtem in Anaheim, Jerry Hairston and Gary Matthews Jr in Baltimore, Benny Agbavan and Doug Mirabelli in Boston, and others in Chicago Cleveland Detroit Kansas City Minnesota New York Oakland Seattle Tampa Bay Texas Toronto Atlanta Arizona Chicago Cincinnati and more, with multiple pitchers and infielders named. The fragmented items show team and player pairings with positions and affiliations, reflecting a broad, crossleague eligibility summary.
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Adam Kennedy
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Ino Scoti Spaz
Jarrad Washtem Ihe
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Jerry Hairston
Gary Matthews Jr
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Baesan
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Raul Ibanez
Dan Rechen
Minnesota
Tony Hunter
Jacque Jones
Doug Muentivewnez
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State coaches wrestling poll highlights Columbus area
Opted ballot lists division II standings and regional results with multiple teams and players named. It includes Sandusky Parken, Mentor Lake Catholic, Beachwood, Olmsted Falls, Lutheran West and more, plus boys and girls basketball scores from Firelands and Southwestern conferences and a wide array of state matchups and non conference results.
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Blue Jackets Fire Coach Dave King in NHL shakeup
The Columbus Blue Jackets dismissed head coach Dave King, the franchise's only coach since its 2000 entry, as they hold the second worst Western Conference record. President Doug MacLean to serve as interim coach, aiming to reassess personnel after a 5-1 loss to Nashville and six losses in nine games. Columbus next faces Minnesota with MacLean on the bench.
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Flyers pull off 3-2 win amid four game streak
Justin Williams scored the go ahead goal as the Philadelphia Flyers defeated the Buffalo Sabres 3-2 on Tuesday night. Keith Primeau and Jeremy Roenick also scored for Philadelphia, who collected their fourth straight win after a road-heavy stretch. Ales Kotalik had both Sabres goals.
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