Browns eye ex Steeler Jason Gildon for pass rush
Berea reports say the Browns may pursue Steelers outside linebacker Jason Gildon, the career sacks leader, after he was waived in June. Cleveland seeks a proven edge rusher to complement Warrick Holdman and a veteran roster, despite cap room and questions about age and durability.
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Nalbandian, Gaudio reach French Open semifinals in Paris
Gustavo Kuerten suffers hip pain as he falls to David Nalbandian 6-2 3-6 6-4 7-6 in a bruising quarterfinal. Gaston Gaudio eliminates Lleyton Hewitt 6-3 6-2 6-2. Argentina fields three semifinalists led by Nalbandian and Gaudio with Coria awaiting Henman in the other half.
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Sutter accuses NHL bias favoring Lightning in Final
Calgary coach Darryl Sutter blasted perceived bias against his Flames, claiming NHL factions want the Tampa Bay Lightning to win the Stanley Cup. He cited Nieminen suspension as evidence of favoritism toward the favored team while stating his underdog Flames must overcome a hostile environment and injuries.
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Torch begins unprecedented six continent Olympic flame tour
The Olympic flame departed Athens on a jumbo jet named Zeus for a 35 day journey across six continents visiting 26 countries before returning for the Summer Games. The initial leg included Sydney Los Angeles St Louis Atlanta and New York with officials detailing global unity amid challenges as Cathy Freeman Magic Johnson Carl Lewis and Jennifer Aniston join the relay. The flame's journey spans 46 800 miles ending at the Athens stadium with guards and crowds bidding farewell.
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Cicadas buzz as Woods Singh clash captivates Memorial rounds
The Memorial field features Woods and Singh likely pairing early rounds at Muirfield Village as 17 year cicadas distract players and practice rounds. Defending champ Perry returns amid changes including three new bunkers and 500 trees removed to fine tune sun and wind effects.
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Fijian Has Already Won Three Times This Year, and Has Closed the Gap On No. 1
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