Butler earns 2004 Ohio Mr Basketball honor
Lima Shawnee star Jamar Butler, a 6- point guard, is named 2004 Ohio Mr Basketball after a standout season averaging 31.6 points 8.3 assists and 5.8 rebounds per game for Shawnee High School. He scored 2419 career points ranking 10th in state history and chose Ohio State after early interest from Cincinnati.
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North Ridgeville seniors earn varsity letters for 2003 04 season
North Ridgeville seniors Tom and Sandy Schroeder and Josh Rigsby Parente receive varsity letters with totals and averages for 2003 04. Schroeder lists overall 4 letters with basketball 3 and plans Baldwin Wallace Marietta of Ashland to study education. Rigsby Parente has three letters with basketball two and states career points 378 with plans Bluffton Walsh or Cleveland State for business studies.
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Urbina deal all but dead for Indians free agent closer
WINTER HAVEN FL Despite talks, Cleveland sides remain far apart on Ugueth Urbina. Medical exam passed but pitching readiness uncertain. Indians expect mid May return and push for salary adjustments around 2 million for one season.
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D-Rays Edge Indians 2-0 in Spring Game Slugfest Failures
Indians starter Jake Westbrook allowed one run on four walks and three hits through five innings. Tim Laker and Lou Merloni each collected ninth inning singles for the Rays as Omar Vizquel made a sharp diving stop and Jack Cressend retired all four batters faced. Milton Bradley mishandled a routine fly ball and went hitless in three at bats. Dawg Fiske yielded a run on three hits in the ninth as Eduardo Perez homered. Vizquel went 0 for 4.
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Deflected ball injures A Red in Yankees vs Red Sox game
In Tampa, Alex Rodriguez suffered a bruised left cheekbone after a deflected ball hit him at third base during a Yankees exhibition. CT scan was negative. Bernie Williams went 1-for-5 in spring debut. Mike Mussina allowed one run in five innings in a minor league appearance.
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Riske’s comeback fuels Tribe in spring turmoil
Tribe pitcher Riske rose from minor leagues to the Indians by 1999, then battled back after back surgery and a torn labrum. He excelled in the 2001 playoffs, posted a 2.29 ERA in 68 relief games, and remains focused on health and consistent pitching whether used in early or late innings.
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Packers eyeing Coach and Tim Couch trade talks
Browns may swap quarterback Tim Couch as Green Bay interest grows. Ron Wolf, ex Packers GM, linked to quarterback vision while Packers consider backup and future plans as Favre ages.
Seahawks Reunite With Bobby Taylor In Four-Year Deal
The Associated Press reports Bobby Taylor agreed to a four-year $11.8 million contract with the Seattle Seahawks, reuniting him with former Eagles coach Ray Rhodes. The cornerback, who spent nine seasons with Philadelphia, replaces Shawn Springs and could stack a improved pass defense. Taylor could earn up to $15.75 million with incentives, and Rhodes now serves as Seattle's defensive coordinator. Caring signed Brandon Short to a three-year deal, competing for a starting job with Jesse Arnstead and Mark Fields, while safety Mark Floman signed with Green Bay after starting all games for Cincinnati last season.
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