Free Agency Opens With Stars in Market Amid Salary Cap Hurdles
The NFL free agent landscape opens as Drew Bledsoe signs with Dallas and Muhsin Muhammad joins Chicago. Ty Law draws interest from multiple clubs while Samari Rolle and Derrick Mason from Tennessee draw attention. Teams aim to keep core groups intact under a cap of 3 million, with top names like Pace, Jones, James, Alexander, Porter, Woodson, Hasselbeck, and Brees re-signed or franchised. Washington weighs options for Laver James Coles amid run-focused offense, and Plaxico Burress enters with high risk and potential.
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Bucs Release Johnson and Jurevicius as Free Agency Opens
NFL teams cut veterans to clear under the 85.6 million cap. Brad Johnson and Joe Jurevicius left the Buccaneers amid a flurry of moves across the league. Key signings and tenders followed, including the Redskins locking Chris Samuels and other rosters reshaped as cap space was sought. Teams from the Bengals to the 49ers and Cowboys pursued cap relief while veteran QBs Garcia, Testaverde, and Warner remained on the market.
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Warren firms up NFL moves as Browns target line overhaul
The article reports Warren Et Segal shopping for a new home for his client amid a flurry of NFL trade talks. The Browns eye Trevor Pryce and Reggie Lawrd rumors surface as Warren reunites with Andre Patterson in Denver while Jett Unienhake joins as assistant offensive line coach. Kutishie vows to maximize Warren's impact as a key interior lineman.
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Barons edge Road Runners for 4-2 win in Cleveland
Patrick Kismiller scored five goals and assisted on the third to lift the Cleveland Barons past the Edmonton Road Runners 4-2 in an American Hockey League game at Gund Arena. St Pierre and Petersen tallied for Edmonton, with Kismiller tying it early in the third before Riley Armstrong's winner.
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Spring training notes mix of big games and Hall of Fame talk
Dontrell Willis struggled as Miami faced a University of Miami lineup in Jupiter, while Andy Pettitte worked in Houston's intrasquad and Tim Hudson secured a Braves extension. Washington Nationals and Mets open camp with Jose Guillen and Vinny Castilla in lineup, plus Hall of Fame voting news featuring Santo, Torre, and Hodges.
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Indians Intrasquad Game Highlights and Prospect Updates
In a bulging intrasquad at camp, Boone returned after knee surgeries and delivered goosebumps on his field return. Peralta, Martinez, and Wathen homered as Casey Blake made a running left field catch. Manager Rick Manning’s squad beat Tin Belcher’s. Houston visit looms. Adam Miller injured his right elbow. MRI to determine extent later in the week. Miller, 20, touched 100 mph last season and was slated for Double-A.
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