Clark retires after 16 seasons with Cardinals thrill run
Clark, 36, ends a 16 year career after a late surge with the St Louis Cardinals replacing injured Mark McGwire. He hit .345 with 12 homers and 42 RBIs in the final two months, after a Baltimore trade, driving in a pinch hit homer in his first at bat and homering in his first four starts for the club.
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Clark Responds to Lomas Charges in Browns-Rivalry Talk
Browns executive Dwight Clark declined to strike back at Lomas Browns allegations about coach Chris Palmer. He acknowledged some truth in Brown's critiques while defending the 1999 expansion team moves, noting salary cap issues and fit concerns. Clark praised Palmer for a youth movement and stressed avoiding public team battles as Cleveland preps for Sunday against the Giants. Rashid Barnes exited practice with a knee injury and would be evaluated next morning.
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Harrison Fined 40000 In Helmet Hit On Raiders Tight End
NFL fined San Diego Chargers safety Rodney Harrison 40000 for a helmet to helmet hit on Oakland Raiders tight end Jeremy Brigharo during Sunday night action. The punishment, among the largest in league history, reflects repeated prior fines and Brighams defenseless position.
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Foreign horses lead Breeders Cup invasion at Churchill Downs
Seventeen European runners flood the Breeders Cup program at Louisville with Petrushka and Montjeu among favorites in the Prime and Turf. Petrushka’s rich form includes the Irish Oaks and Yorkshire Oaks, while Montjeu’s year included the Prix Foy and Dubai Trophy. Dirt-track debut for Giant's Causeway and Derby winner Fusaichi Pegasus is favored in the Classic.
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