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Attorney for Greg Anderson says the search is an attempt to intimidate Anderson before Bonds’ perjury trial.  An estimated 20 agents from the FBI and IRS today raided the home of the mother-in-law of Greg Anderson, Barry Bonds‘ former trainer.   Continue reading on L.A. Times

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Wearing a small black brace on his injured right knee, WR Hines Ward did running and cutting on a side field as the Pittsburgh Steelers practiced Wednesday at the University of South Florida.   Continue reading on NFL.com

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UNIONDALE, N.Y. – New York Islanders center Mike Sillinger underwent hip surgery for the second time in a year and will miss the remainder of the season, the team said Tuesday.  The 37-year-old forward, who played in only seven games this…   Continue reading this story on NHL.com

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The Pittsburgh Steelers are back at the Super Bowl, and even those players here for the first time are acting like they’ve been here before. Meanwhile, this is new territory for their opponent, the Arizona Cardinals.   Continue reading on NFL.com

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Dodgers made an offer almost three months ago, the slugger’s agent rejected it, and now neither seems about to blink.  Jeff Kent had cried his last tear. He gathered his family and went on with the rest of his life, and the Dodgers went on with the rest of their business.  Continue reading on L.A. Times
Perhaps the retirement of Jeff Kent will help the Los Angeles Dodgers free up some more money to re-sign Manny Ramirez to a multi-year deal.  The issue is his stability and …

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Brian Schottenheimer is sticking around to run the New York Jets‘ offense despite losing out to Rex Ryan for the head-coaching job.   Continue reading on NFL.com

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Shortly after becoming head coach of the New York Jets on Monday, Rex Ryan made sure Mike Pettine came with him from Baltimore as his defensive coordinator.   Continue reading on NFL.com

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The major league record-holder for home runs by a second baseman is expected to make the announcement Thursday at Dodger Stadium.  Jeff Kent, who hit more home runs as a second baseman than any player in major league history, will announce his retirement in a news conference Thursday at Dodger Stadium, the Dodgers announced today.  Continue reading on L.A. Times