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Crayton insures for Cowboys with WR Bryant out (AP)AP - With rookie receiver Dez Bryant out until perhaps the regular season, the Dallas Cowboys will certainly need that $2 million insurance policy named Patrick Crayton. Full text |
Westbrook, Ludwick, Lilly, Wood move, Berkman goes (AP)
Eagles receiver Jackson carted off with leg injury (AP)
Ferrero to meet Starace in Umag final (AFP)
Pete Carroll all smiles to begin new Seahawks era (AP)
Bush focused on upcoming season, not USC situation (AP)
Yankees deal for pitcher, slugger and drop Park (AFP)
Former UNM asst. coach sues over altercation (AP)
Pocono promising safety changes (AP)
AP - Chris Kelly had a goal and an assist, and Matt Cullen, Milan Michalek and Mike Fisher also scored for the Ottawa Senators, who snapped a three-game losing streak with a 4-1 victory over the Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday night.
AP - Josh Beckett caught Roger Clemens and is closing in on Babe Ruth. Beckett became the first Red Sox pitcher to win his first six starts since Roger Clemens in 1991 and is just two behind the team record shared by Ruth and two others.
AP - Ryan Miller figures a little fear won't hurt if it helps motivate the Buffalo Sabres out of their sudden playoff slump.
AP - Having played "perfectly" to beat Manchester United, AC Milan now can try to avenge one of its most painful defeats. With a 3-0 rout of Manchester United on Wednesday, Milan earned a 5-3 aggregate victory and moved into the Champions League final against Liverpool. Two years ago, the English club rallied from a three-goal deficit to beat Milan on penalty kicks for the crown.
AP - Mike Williams heard all the disparaging comments about his work ethic, his weight and his ability as he wallowed on the bench with the Detroit Lions.
AP - The Tampa Bay Devil Rays have made Minnesota's All-Star closer Joe Nathan look ordinary. The Devil Rays rallied for two in the ninth inning against Nathan and pinch-hitter Dioner Navarro drove in the winning run with a grounder in the 10th to give Tampa Bay a 4-3 victory over the Twins on Wednesday night.
