Jets Saints hire rookie coaches in NFL shakeup
Jets and Saints name rookie head coaches Eric Mangini and Sean Payton. Mangini, 35, becomes youngest NFL head coach after working with Belichick and Parcells. Payton rises from quarterback coach to Saints head coach after Dallas and Giants roles.
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Indians face arbitration decisions on Crisp Broussard deals
The article reviews Tribe players Coco Crisp and Ben Broussard arbitration talks, noting Crisp’s 8.05 million request against a 2.35 million offer and Broussard seeking 2.6 million while the club offers 2.2 million. It also recounts past highlights and contract steps for Riske, Howry, and Tallet amid 2006 salary discussions.
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Graves Returns Home as Baseball Ambassador in Vietnam
Danny Graves a Cleveland Indians reliever, the only Vietnamese born MLB player, arrived in Hanoi for a goodwill tour to learn his roots and spark interest in American baseball. He traveled with his mother and wife Andrea, supported by the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund, and plans meetings with local fans and media.
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Davenport Surges Past Sprem In Australian Open Round Two
Lindsay Davenport fought through a tough second round in Melbourne, edging Karolina Sprem 7-6 6-3 at Vodafone Arena. Davenport built momentum after a tight first set tiebreak, fired six aces, and capitalized on Sprem’s nine double faults to advance, inching toward a potential clash with Maria Kirilenko or Galina Voskoboeva. The women’s field also saw Savchuk defeat Jankovic as Hingis returned with a strong performance.
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Devils beat Blues as Brodeur tops Esposito on win list
Martin Brodeur earned his 26th save in New Jersey's 6 3 victory over St Louis tying Tony Esposito for fifth on the WHL career win list with 424 wins. Brian Gionta and Grant Marshall scored early in the game while John Madden and Jay Pandolfo added goals. The Blues dropped their seventh straight. Rick DiPietro propelled the Islanders to a 2 1 OT win over Chicago with 34 saves as Oleg Kvasha netted the OT winner. Carolina beat Philadelphia 4 3 in a shootout to extend its win streak to eight. Colorado downed Toronto 5 3 behind Milan Hejduk two power play goals as Marek Svatos added his 27th.
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Milwaukee Admirals edge Barons in OT win
Darren Haydar scored twice including the overtime winner as Milwaukee beat Cleveland 4 3. Bernier opened the scoring, Libor Pivka tied it, Scottie Upshall gave Milwaukee the lead, and Hennessy closed the gap before Haydar sealed victory 44 seconds into overtime on a power play.
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