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  • May 2008
    • Flyers' Exit Extends Philly's Title Drought to 100 Seasons

      Flyers' Exit Extends Philly's Title Drought to 100 Seasons

      The Flyers’ elimination from the NHL playoffs was more than the end to a hockey season in Philadelphia—it was the 100th consecutive season to see one of the local teams came up short of a championship. “Fans have been conditioned for failure,” suggests Sports Illustrated , which chronicles the 100 worst moments in Philadelphia sports since the city last raised a banner in 1983. More »

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      MLB   NBA   NHL   NFL   Philadelphia Flyers   Philadelphia 76ers   Philadelphia Phillies   Philadelphia   Philadelphia Eagles

    • Patriots' Taper Disputes Belichick

      Patriots' Taper Disputes Belichick

      A former cameraman for the New England Patriots who helped tape other teams’ signals gave the New York Times details on his experience—and they don’t match the claims of coach Bill Belichick. Matt Walsh insists the team knowingly broke the rules and gained a big advantage over opponents. He says his direct supervisor told him to keep the filming quiet and provided him with alibis if questioned. A team spokesman says he's lying. More »

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      NFL   New England Patriots   Bill Belichick   spying   videotaping   Spygate

    • NFL Closes Patriots Case

      NFL Closes Patriots Case

      After meeting with former Patriots video assistant Matt Walsh, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell effectively closed the book on Spygate. Goodell also determined that a tape of the St. Louis Rams' practice before Super Bowl XXXVI never existed, prompting the Boston Herald to issue an apology for publishing the rumors "in the absence of firmer verification." More »

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      NFL   New England Patriots   Roger Goodell   Bill Belichick   Spygate

    • Ex-Pats Video Assistant Meets Goodell, Specter

      Ex-Pats Video Assistant Meets Goodell, Specter

      A murmur rippled across the room as the NFL revealed the tapes provided by former Patriots video assistant Matt Walsh. The cause was not some new revelation of wrongdoing by New England, which was caught last September recording opposing coaches' signals in violation of league rules. More »

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      NFL   football   New England Patriots   Roger Goodell   Spygate

    • Ex-Patriots Staffer Turns Over Gridiron Spygate Videos

      Ex-Patriots Staffer Turns Over Gridiron Spygate Videos

      A former New England Patriots assistant has given the NFL eight videotapes showing that the Pats broke the rules by recording rival teams' play-calling signals—but the rumored tape of the St. Louis Rams isn't among them, the New York Times reports. There had been reports that the worker had a video of the Rams' practice the day before the 2002 Super Bowl. More »

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      NFL   football   New England Patriots   Roger Goodell   Bill Belichick   spying   videotaping   Spygate

    • Chicago Bear Charged With Drunken Boating

      Chicago Bear Charged With Drunken Boating

      Chicago Bears running back Cedric Benson was booked in Austin, Texas on Saturday night for boating while intoxicated and resisting arrest, the Chicago Tribune reports. The former Texas Longhorn denies all charges and alleges that police acted improperly in macing him without provocation. Bears coach Lovie Smith said he was "disappointed," but reserving judgment until more details surface. More »

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      NFL   Texas   arrest   Chicago Bears   Austin   pepper spray

  • April 2008
    • Soldier to Serve His Country ... as a Linebacker

      Soldier to Serve His Country ... as a Linebacker

      If linebacker Caleb Campbell hadn't been picked up by the Detroit Lions in the seventh round of the NFL draft Sunday, he'd  be suiting up for the battlefield, not the gridiron. Assuming he makes the team, Campbell, who graduates from the U.S. Military Academy  May 31, will be allowed to replace five years' service by working as a recruiter and a reserve while playing, the Detroit Free Press reports. More »

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      Iraq   NFL   football   US Army   soldier   Detroit Lions   NFL draft   West Point   Caleb Campbell

    • The Draft's Winners and Losers

      The Draft's Winners and Losers

      The Chiefs made all 13 of their 2008 draft picks count by tapping defensive tackle Glenn Dorsey and picking up sleepers, writes Mel Kiper Jr for ESPN. The Cowboys would have made out equally well but didn't draft a wide receiver, and the Redskins got big guns despite trading out of the first round. But not everyone drafted smart. More »

    • Longs Top Draft, Ryan Goes #3

      Longs Top Draft, Ryan Goes #3

      The two top picks at today's NFL draft were spoiled ahead of time: Everyone knew Jake Long and Chris Long would go first and second. The real drama started with pick #3, in which the Atlanta Falcons chose Boston College quarterback Matt Ryan. The Raiders took Darren McFadden with pick #4, and Glenn Dorsey went fifth to Kansas City, NBC Sports reports. More »

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      NFL   football   ACC   NFL draft

    • Pacman Headed to Dallas

      Pacman Headed to Dallas

      The Tennessee Titans finally washed their hands of suspended cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones on Wednesday, agreeing in principle to trade him to the Dallas Cowboys. Cowboys spokesman Rich Dalrymple confirmed the teams had an agreement, but no terms had been filed with the NFL office, which already had closed for the day. More »

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      NFL   football   Dallas Cowboys   Tennessee Titans   Adam "Pacman" Jones

    • Cops: 'Pacman' Paid Extortion Cash in Vegas Shooting

      Cops: 'Pacman' Paid Extortion Cash in Vegas Shooting

      Adam "Pacman" Jones paid "extortion" money to a 29-year-old man arrested for a Las Vegas strip club shooting that left a club employee paralyzed, police said. Arvin Kenti Edwards, of Renton, Wash., allegedly used go-betweens to reach Jones, who paid $15,000 in two installments after the shooting, according to a police report obtained Monday. More »

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      NBA   NFL   football   Tennessee Titans   Adam "Pacman" Jones

    • Sports Coverage a Tangled Web

      Sports Coverage a Tangled Web

      As bloggers multiply and media outlets aim to put more audio, video and photo content on their websites, tensions mount with professional sports leagues. Leagues argue that outlets making such content widely available steps on the toes of the broadcasters who have paid to present games—but, the New York Times reports, limiting the media's scope might impinge on free speech. More »

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      MLB   NBA   NFL   sports   blogger   online videos   media coverage   Mark Cuban   press

    • Biggest Busts of the NFL Draft

      Biggest Busts of the NFL Draft

      Hype is mounting for this year's NFL draft class, but plenty of hopes are dashed each year.  ESPN catalogs the top 50 picks who fizzled: Ryan Leaf: drafted No. 2, behind Peyton Manning, but racked up 14 TDs to 65 sacks in 4 seasons Lawrence Phillips: had troubles with the law and with his own attitude More »

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      list   NFL   Peyton Manning   NFL draft

    • QB McNair Retiring From NFL

      QB McNair Retiring From NFL

      Ravens quarterback Steve McNair will announce his retirement today, the Baltimore Sun reports. The 13-year veteran surprised his teammates with his decision this morning at a team mini-camp. After leading Tennessee to a Super Bowl, he spent the past two seasons with Baltimore, and injuries limited him to only six games last season. More »

    • Saints Work Out Deal to Keep McAllister

      Saints Work Out Deal to Keep McAllister

      Saints running back Deuce McAllister, coming off the second knee surgery of his career, will remain with New Orleans for at least one more season. A member of the team with knowledge of the contract negotiations confirmed the agreement to The Associated Press on Monday night. The person did not want to be named because the team hasn't made an official announcement. More »

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      NFL   football   New Orleans Saints   Deuce McAllister

    • Drafting a QB #1 Is Pricey Gamble

      Drafting a QB #1 Is Pricey Gamble

      In less than two weeks, the Miami Dolphins will make the first overall pick of the 2008 NFL draft—and Boston College quarterback Matt Ryan is the likely candidate, the Houston Chronicle reports. Seven of the past nine No. 1s have been QBs, but for every Carson Palmer there's a David Carr, and for every Eli Manning there's a Tim Couch. More »

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      NFL   football   Michael Vick   Miami Dolphins   Peyton Manning   NFL draft   quarterback   David Carr   Carson Palmer   Alex Smith   JaMarcus Russell   Tim Couch

    • Gary Davidson Was Man Behind Upstart Leagues

      Gary Davidson Was Man Behind Upstart Leagues

      Gary Davidson may not be a household name to many sports fans. But the man who founded the World Football League and co-founded the ABA and WHA certainly has been influential in the nation’s professional sports landscape by challenging three of the big four sports leagues, writes the LA Times . The NBA’s San Antonio Spurs, are a remnant of his ABA. More »

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      basketball   NBA   NHL   hockey   NFL   football   sports

    • Pacman to Seek Reinstatement Again

      Pacman to Seek Reinstatement Again

      Suspended Tennessee Titans cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones will again ask NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to reinstate him, with his agent planning to send in his latest request on Tuesday. Jones had planned to ask to be reinstated before the NFL draft on April 26-27. His agent, Manny Arora, said that being able to work out for teams would increase Jones' appeal to those in the market for a cornerback. More »

    • Ravens Kicker Wants to Oust NFLPA Boss

      Ravens Kicker Wants to Oust NFLPA Boss

      In an email obtained by ESPN, Ravens kicker Matt Stover outlines a plan to install a new NFL Players Association Executive Director by March 2009. Stover cites other union reps' agreement that "it is time for a change" from Gene Upshaw's leadership. "Matt Stover has no clue. Whoever is pulling his chain is doing a disservice to the union," says Upshaw. More »

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      NFL   Gene Upshaw   NFL Players Association

    • Vick Back on Gridiron—in Prison

      Vick Back on Gridiron&mdash;in Prison

      Michael Vick is said to be doing well in prison, washing pots and pans for 12 cents an hour and playing football à la The Longest Yard, the New York Daily News reports. Vick has been in touch by letter with Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank, who says the former quarterback seems penitent, and of sound mind. More »

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      NFL   football   prison   Michael Vick   Atlanta Falcons   pro football   federal prison

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