Tribe signs free agent reliever Chris Ray to minor league deal
The Cleveland Indians added right handed reliever Chris Ray on a minor league contract. Ray turns 30 this week and carries an 18-19 record with a 4.10 ERA and 51 saves over 283 major league appearances. He has played for Baltimore Texas San Francisco and Seattle since 2005 and spent last season with Seattle going 3-2 with a 4.68 ERA in 29 games before landing on the disabled list July 30 and being released August 15.
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Senators blank Rangers as Spezza scores twice in win
The Ottawa Senators defeated the New York Rangers 3-0 as Craig Anderson made 34 saves for his first shutout of the season and Jason Spezza found the net twice. Jordan Caron and Milan Lucic also scored in other NHL results, including Boston’s win and Detroit’s shootout victory.
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Peoria Rivermen blank Lake Erie Monsters 4 0
The Peoria Rivermen defeated Lake Erie 4 to 0 on Thursday. Lake Erie was outshot 44 to 38 and allowed two power play goals in the defeat.
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Giants receivers pose big threat in NFC clash
Giants wideouts led by Victor Cruz and Hakeem Nicks form a dangerous corps as Eli Manning faces the Packers in the NFC divisional round. The unit produced 3,855 yards and 24 touchdowns while Cruz also welcomes his first child, adding a personal milestone to a breakout season. The defense anchors a balanced NYG attack aiming to end Green Bay’s title run.
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Foster’s Rise From Undrafted RB to Texans Starter
Foster went undrafted in 2009 after a Tennessee career, joined the Texans, rose to starter in 2010, and posted NFL bests of 1615 rushing yards and 1224 this season. He starred in a playoff game with 153 yards and two TDs, while bonding with coach Lewis and sharing quirky moments with teammates.
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Alabama loses Richardson Hightower and Kirkpatrick to NFL draft
Alabama star running back Trent Richardson cornerback Dre Kirkpatrick and linebacker Dont a Hightower join the NFL draft plans after helping the Crimson Tide win a second national title. LSU cornerback Morris Claiborne and defensive tackle Michael Brockers also leave early for the NFL. Oklahoma State coach Joe DeForest departs for West Virginia as Penn State hires Stan Hixon to lead wide receivers. Page of Toledo declares for the draft while Arkansas coaches move to UAB.
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Wyoming coach gets raise and university hires staff
Wyoming coach Dave Christensen will earn 1.2 million per year on a new five year contract through 2016 after an 8 5 season and bowl appearance. Washington hires Keith Heyward as defensive backs coach to replace Mills and Demetrice Martin. Demps leaves football to pursue Olympic track for 2012. Yale taps Tony Reno as football coach after turmoil over resume embellishments. Illinois trustees to approve Tim Beckman contract paying 9 million over five years with 1 6 million first year.
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Meyer era begins at Ohio State with renewed energy
OSU leaders describe Urban Meyer as revitalized after stepping away from Florida. Meyer, hired in late November to coach the Buckeyes, expresses strong health and commitment while detailing staff, including Tom Herman and Ed Wariner, and signaling a spread offense built on matchup advantages.
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Ex-Okla. St. coach dies at 77
Former Oklahoma State football coach Jim Stanley died at 77 from cancer in Arizona. He led OSU from 1973 to 1978, posting a 35-31-2 record, sharing the Big Eight title, and winning the 1976 Tangerine Bowl. Stanley also served as OSU defensive coordinator in 1963-68 and in 1972 before becoming head coach.
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Clarke charged with DUI at Ohio State
Ohio State redshirt sophomore cornerback Dominic Clarke pleaded not guilty in Franklin County court to a Saturday charge of running a stop sign speeding and operating a vehicle while impaired less than three months after a disorderly conduct arrest. He previously faced a BB gun incident on campus in October.
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