Browns sign more offensive linemen
The Browns add Seth McKinney to a one year deal and bring Rex Hadnot as a free agent. The signings bolster interior line depth behind Eric Steinbach Hank Fraley and Ryan Tucker while LeCharles Bentley eyes a comeback.
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MLB suspensions extended amid drug agreement talks
The 10 day hold on Jose Guillen and 15 day suspensions for two outfielders were extended as lawyers for players and owners seek a Mitchell Report based deal strengthening drug rules. If no agreement is reached the suspensions begin April 9 with possible amnesty if talks progress.
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Carmona Leads Tribe Past Braves 7-1 in Spring Win
Fausto Carmona pitched six innings of one earned run on four hits with a walk and two strikeouts as Cleveland defeated Atlanta 7-1. He fired 99 pitches, showing rhythm and tempo while using all his pitches. Mark Kotsay scored Atlanta’s only run in the third on a single and steal.
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Baird Leads Zurich Classic Ahead by One Stroke
Baird shot 3-under 69 to grab a one stroke lead at 8-under 136 in Avondale Louisiana tied with Lonard and Williamson. Lonard and Williamson carded 70 and 69 respectively while Watney Armour III and Maruyama sit two back with 67 68 68.
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Devils rally past Flyers in shootout for 12th straight home win
Brian Gionta Patrik Elias and Jamie Langenbrunner scored in the tiebreaker as New Jersey beat Philadelphia 5 4 in Newark to extend its home winning streak to 12 and snap a season high five game skid. Oduya added two goals in the win.
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Marlies Top Monsters in Friday AHL Showdown
Toronto defeats Lake Erie 4-1 at home as Brent Rubin and Chris Harrington tally in the first period. Jamie Lundmark nets the Monsters lone goal with Rob Drummond and Tom Fritsche assisting. Alex Foster adds to Toronto's lead before Colin Murphy finishes. Mike Wall takes the loss.
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