Big Unit Signs With Arizona Diamondbacks For 53 Million
Randy Johnson, a premier left handed free agent, agreed to a 53 million four year contract with the Arizona Diamondbacks. He considered the Angels Dodgers and Rangers before finalizing with Arizona. The Diamondbacks planned an official announcement later today.
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Sabres' Rob Ray suspended for skates incident
NHL suspended Buffalo right winger Rob Ray pending a hearing after a match penalty in which he knocked the Florida skates out from under Alex Hicks. The incident occurred Saturday, with the hearing set for this week as part of the league discipline.
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Sports broadcast schedule features Giants and 49ers matchups
Television and radio guide lists 8:20 p.m. football game Giants versus 49ers on WEOL 930-AM plus a 7:30 p.m. baseball telecast MLB All-Stars vs Japan All-Stars from Osaka and a 8 p.m. figure skating final from Greenville, SC. Also notes Tennessee at Louisiana Tech and a basketball game on ESPN2 with WOH coverage.
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National Hockey League Updates and Suspensions
America's Line notes hockey updates with odds lines and league items. Highlights include suspended Buffalo Sabres winger Rob Rey pending hearing and Florida Panthers winger Alex Hicks tied to an eight game penalty with no clear dates or locations.
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Grounding in Oregon Horse Race Odds and Results
A long past performance sheet lists race results from an Oregon track with odds and payouts. It details multiple races, horses, jockeys, drivers, Exacta, Trifecta, Pick 3, and Daily Double payouts, showing winners such as Ran A Ground and Easter Violet among numerous referenced horses and bettors.
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Tough racing results and state championship pairings
Late Saturday harness results show Tiny One, Run For The Good and Sand My Singer with exact win and payout details. Attendance reached 2,212 with handle at $473,000. Sunday tote and daily schedule list high school football state finals divisions at Massillon and Canton venues with matchups including St Xavier vs Canton McKinley and Lebanon vs Chardon.
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USA Today ESPN College Football Poll Summary
The Top Twenty Five ranking shows teams and points with first place votes noted. Notable entries include UCLA and Kansas State near the top with varied scores, plus numerous conference and tournament mentions across NCAA divisions and pregame matchups.
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Broncos at Chargers: Gordon seals win with two INTs
Denver cornerback Darrien Gordon, a former Chargers pick, had two interceptions and a fumble recovery with a deflection. Terrell Davis rushed 24 times for 74 yards, while John Elway guided a shotgun-heavy attack. The Chargers defense limited a 1,500-yard rusher yet fell 28-? as Sharpe and Fletcher scored for Denver in a late scoring drive.
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Forbes says Cowboys most valuable franchise
Forbes magazine pegs the Dallas Cowboys as the most valuable sports franchise at 413 million and the most profitable with 41.3 million in 1997, leading a rankings list across NFL, MLB, NBA, and NHL franchises. The piece notes other top earners and contrasts market values with owner valuations.
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Bowl picture shifts as conference titles and at larges loom
Hurricane delays reshuffle schedule as No. 18 Syracuse seizes the Big East, Miami crushed 66-13. No. 23 Mississippi State threatens Tennessee for SEC title while No. 10 Texas A&M eyes Fiesta hopes. Notre Dame fades from BCS, Gator Bowl-ready vs Georgia Tech. UCLA, Wisconsin possible Rose foes. various at large bids and Cotton and Citrus bowls teased with matchups.
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Projected Bowl Matchups From AP College Football
Associated Press analyst Richard Rosenblatt previews the bowl slate anchored by No. 1 Tennessee No. 2 Kansas State and No. 3 UCLA. Matchups include Fiesta Orange Rose Sugar and numerous others with teams such as Florida State Syracuse Arizona Wisconsin Kansas State Ohio State Michigan Georgia Notre Dame and more.
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