Avs Re Sign Big 3 Players In Multiyear Deals
Colorado re signed Joe Sakic Patrick Roy and Rob Blake to multiyear contracts before a midnight deadline keeping the trio from unrestricted free agency. Sakic 32 signed a five year deal worth 50.5 to 57 million depending on an option year making him one of the league’s highest paid players. Roy 35 will stay with the Avalanche after helping them win the Cup over the New Jersey Devils.
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Elyria Post 12 storms to third in Mountain State Classic
Elyria Post 12 pounded Princeton Tigers 15 for third in the Mountain State Classic, scoring five runs in the second and fourth innings before the game was shortened to five innings by mercy rule. Jon Hutman had three hits and Ryan Flanigan hit a homer as Eric Simms earned the win. Post 12 19 7 on the season, will host Ashland on Friday at George Day Field.
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Memo Gidley Impresses With Strong Cleveland Run
Memo Gidley, hired by Chip Ganassi two weeks ago, led 59 laps and finished second to Dario Franchitti in the Marconi Grand Prix of Cleveland. The American, returning to CART after eight months, had a tough Portland race but earned Ganassi’s trust with a solid performance and a Toronto start promised for July 15.
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CART ARCADE RACE AT AUBURN LAKEFRONT TRACK
The CART Grand Prix at the Lakefront Airport Cleveland road course saw Dana Franchitti win by 0.305 seconds over Memo Gidley after 1 hour 47 minutes 4729 seconds of racing. Bryan Herta, Gilde Terran, and Helio Castroneves were among top finishers as lead changes occurred across 60 laps. Gidley’s second place came after joining Ganassi midseason, while Max Papis retired with a broken steering mechanism and Max Wilson had aspin and pit issues.
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Franchitti Wins After Rally From Back of Pack
Franchitti roared from 14th to win the 210.6 mile race as a late fuel push and strategic pit timing favored him. He led 10 different times among six drivers, set a track record at 118.007 mph, and secured his seventh career victory and first in 30 starts.
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U S Loses to Mexico in WC Qualifier in Mexico City
The United States fell 1-0 to a retooled Mexico side in Mexico City, ending a streak of 0-2-1 in Mexico. Alberto Garcia Aspe set up Jared Borgetti’s header for the decisive goal as the U S struggled to threaten toward Mexico’s goal. The crowd of about 110,000 created a hostile, raucous atmosphere.
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