Browns face Ravens as Sanders family reflects on tragedy
Browns facing Baltimore in an early season game as Lewis Sanders Jr. and his father discuss the World Trade Center tragedy two years after 9/11. The elder Sanders survived the north tower incident, influencing family perspectives as they prepare for Sunday. Injury updates mention Courtney Brown and Quincy Morgan, with Morgan listed as questionable. Browns plan to wear brown jerseys for the game in Baltimore amid ongoing lineup questions.
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Dillon Learns to Lead as Bengals Work on Team Role
Bengals star Corey Dillon, reluctant to media attention, is pressed by coach Marvin Lewis to become a stronger team leader. He spoke before the season opener, quelling questions about publicity, while teammates noted his growing vocal role.
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Browns Linebacker Taylor Answers Naysayers With Breakout Play
After a late rise from obscurity to a starting role, Browns linebacker Taylor, a four time Butkus Award nominee, speaks of overcoming critics. He credits persistence from high school to the NFL and says recent strong play against the Colts builds confidence for Sunday’s game in Baltimore.
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Sabathia earns start amid baby watch and roster shuffle
Indians manager Eric Wedge penciled CC Sabathia to start tonight against the Twins at Jacobs Field while his wife Amber neared delivery. The move follows a postponement from Wednesday after a suspected food poisoning incident. Wedge noted Sabathia has been on call and would have pitched against the Royals if possible.
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Indians rally as Magruder drives in two in 1-0 lead
Chris Magruder, back from the disabled list, doubled and drove in two as Cleveland builds a 1-0 edge on a Brandon Phillips grounder run. Danys Baez earns the win with two others, Davie Riske saves sixth. Westbrook and May both leave after delays.
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