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Chargers Sign Freeney Recent reports indicated that Dwight Freeney was willing to take the same base deal signed by Osi Umenyiora in Atlanta: Two years, $8.5 million. Freeney ended up doing a little better. If $250,000 counts as “a little.” Per a source with knowledge of the deal, Freeney’s two-year contract with the Chargers carries a base value of $8.75 million. To Read More On Dwight Freeney, CLICK HERE >>>
Torre: "The Game Isn't Perfect" Baseball’s head of replay and umpiring went on the Dan Patrick show and makes it clear: he doesn’t want the adequate to be the enemy of the low-end-of-mediocre. But he is for expanded replay because, he says, that it’s bad when people pay more attention to the missed calls than the game. Which is fine, but his tone suggests that he’d prefer people to simply ignore the bad call than to have to go through the trouble of actually getting it right. They won’t, though, so fine, more replay it is and we’ll get on it eventually. To Read More On Joe Torre's Interview With Dan Patrick, CLICK HERE >>>
Without playoff goal, Jagr 'not going to give up'
BOSTON -- Despite a Hall of Fame resume, Boston Bruins forward Jaromir Jagr is in a battle with his confidence heading into Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals against the New York Rangers. Jagr hasn't scored a goal in eight Stanley Cup Playoff games this season and is goalless in 17 consecutive playoff games dating to last season. It's the longest postseason drought of his career. ECSF: (4) BRUINS vs. (6) RANGERS Boston wins series 4-1 Game 5 Recap: B's oust Rangers, advance to ECF To Read More On This Interesting Article, CLICK HERE >>>
Z-Bo's Journey On "Hang Time" HANG TIME HEADQUARTERS — Zach Randolph has come a long way, baby. From a 20-year-old, tantalizingly skilled and pudgy rookie reared by the infamous Portland “Jail” Blazers, to the now 31-year-old supremely skilled and pudgy leader of the first Memphis Grizzlies team to play for the Western Conference crown. Randolph arrived in Memphis in 2009 still the bearer of a bad rap and possibly even a worse rep. Thirty-nine games into his stint with the Los Angeles Clippers, Randolph was moved out to move in, ironically, No. 1 pick and soon-to-become Randolph’s playoff nemesis, Blake Griffin. To See The Actual Interview With Zach Randolph, CLICK HERE >>>
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