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Olsen to see significantly reduced role under Martz - New Bears offensive coordinator Mike Martz suggested that Greg Olsen will be asked to block much more than he has in the past, according to Pro Football Talk. "All tight ends, their first responsibility, they have to put their hand down on the line of scrimmage and be a successful blocker, and then they move to receiving," Martz said. "To just skip by that and say, 'He's a terrific receiver,' well, then you might as well just put another wide receiver in there."
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Martz plans to move Hester to slot - New Bears offensive coordinator Mike Martz indicated that he plans to reduce Devin Hester role on offense slightly so that Hester can focus more on special teams, according to Pro Football Talk. "It would be very difficult for [Hester] to play every snap on offense and still play effectively on special teams," Martz said.
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Porter expected to be cut by Miami - Joey Porter is expected to be cut by the Dolphins prior to the start of free agency, according to the Miami Herald.
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Giants claim Taylor - The Giants have claimed Herb Taylor off waivers from the Broncos, according to Brad Biggs of the National Football Post.
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Urlacher expected to be ready - Brian Urlacher is expected to be ready to participate at the start of the Bears' offseason program, according to their official team website.
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Phillips ahead of schedule - Kenny Phillips is ahead of schedule in his rehab from knee surgery, according to the Star-Ledger.
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Hawk won't be asked to take pay cut? - The Packers are not expected to ask A.J. Hawk to take a pay cut, according to Pete Dougherty of the Green Bay Press-Gazette.
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Hayward is not finished - Reggie Hayward expects to keep playing after suffering a season-ending fractured shin in 2009, according to the Jaguars' official website.
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Marte re-signs with Royals - The Royals have re-signed Victor Marte to a minor league deal, according to the Kansas City Star.
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Royals sign Bianchi to minor league deal - The Royals have signed Jeff Bianchi to a minor league deal, according to the Kansas City Star.
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Pelfrey to enter camp 25 pounds lighter - When Mike Pelfrey arrives at the Mets' camp next week, he'll be around 25 pounds lighter than the weight he finished last season at, according to the New York Post.
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Murphy getting training at first base with Hernandez - Daniel Murphy has been training with former Mets first baseman Keith Hernandez in an effort to improve his defense at first base, according to Newsdays' David Lennon.
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Shields won't be ready - Scot Shields, who has been recovering from June knee surgery, is not expected to be ready to throw off a mound at the start of spring training, according to ESPN.
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Giants make offer to Wellemeyer - The Giants have offered Todd Wellemeyer a minor league deal, according to the Mercury News.
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Schumaker avoids arbitration - Skip Schumaker has agreed to a two-year deal with the Cardinals to avoid arbitration, according to team beat writer Matthew Leach's twitter page. It is believed to be worth $4.7MM.
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Olenberger signs with Marlins - Kasey Olenberger has signed a minor league deal with the Marlins, according to the Sports Network.
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Chandler back tonight after six weeks off - Tyson Chandler (foot) is expected to play tonight, according to the Charlotte Observer.
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Felton should be able to go tonight - Raymond Felton (ankle) expects to play tonight, though coach Larry Brown says he'll be a game-time decision, according to the Charlotte Observer.
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Arthur to return tonight after four months off - Darrell Arthur (pectoral surgery) will make his season debut with the Grizzlies on Tuesday, according to the Memphis Commercial Appeal.
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Thomas' days with Bulls numbered - Tyrus Thomas' days with the Bulls seem very much numbered, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.
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Ellis sprains left knee, MRI scheduled for Tuesday - Monta Ellis suffered a sprained left knee on Monday night, according to the San Jose Mercury News.
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G-State won't give Karl another 10-day contract - The Warriors have opted not to sign Coby Karl to a second 10-day contract, according to the Contra Costa Times.
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Pierce expected to play on Wednesday - Paul Pierce (left foot sprain) is expected to suit up and play tomorrow when the Celtics take on the Hornets, according to the Boston Herald.
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Bryant to be a game-time decision on tomorrow - Kobe Bryant said that he cannot push off his sprained left ankle, which has limited his ability to run and shoot, according to the Orange County Register.
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Ruutu will return tonight after 15 games off - Tuomo Ruutu (upper body) will be back in action for the Hurricanes when they take on Panthers, according to the Raleigh News and Observer.
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Miller will start against the Bruins tonight - Ryan Miller will get the nod to start between the pipes against Boston on Tuesday, according to the Buffalo News.
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Demitra out due to personal matter - Pavol Demitra will not be available for Vancouver on Tuesday as he tends to a personal matter, according to the Vancouver Sun.
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Quick struggles at Anaheim - Jonathan Quick only stopped 29-of-33 shots in tonight's 4-2 loss at Anaheim.
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Kopitar lights lamp at Anaheim - Anze Kopitar slipped a goal past netminder Jonas Hiller in Monday's 4-2 loss at Anaheim.
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Hiller earns win over Kings - Jonas Hiller blocked 35-of-37 shots in tonight's 4-2 win over the Kings at the Honda Center.
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Perry carries Ducks in win - Corey Perry carried the Ducks with a goal and two assists in Monday's 4-2 win over the Kings at the Honda Center.
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Deslauriers roughed up at Phoenix - Jeff Deslauriers only stopped 27-of-33 shots in tonight's 6-1 loss to the Coyotes at Jobing.com Arena.
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After a surprising 17th-place finish in the standings last season, Marcos Ambrose has been tabbed as a Chase contender in 2010, according to Yahoo! Sports.
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After a disappointing 2009 season, David Ragan will look to start the 2010 season off on the right foot with a strong showing in the Daytona 500, according to SceneDaily.com.
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Unlike other races, teams may change engines prior to Happy Hour practice for the Daytona 500 and not forfeit their starting position, according to Jayski.com.
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Scott Lagasse Jr. will drive for Barker Curb Racing in the Nationwide Series in 2010, according to SceneDaily.com.
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After locking himself into the Daytona 500 field during qualifying, Joe Nemechek hopes to secure enough sponsorship to run a full season in 2010, according to SceneDaily.com.
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According to Jayski.com, Max Papis will attempt to run 20 Cup Series events in 2010.
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Tommy Baldwin Racing signed a deal with Wave Energy Drinks that will allow Mike Bliss to run 14 in 2010, according to NASCAR.com.
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He needed a bit of conservative play and perseverance but give Steve Stricker credit for finding those traits and more in earning the win at the Riviera today, carding a final round of 70 (-1) to take the Northern Trust Open, according to the Associated Press.
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Today was the official cutoff to push into the World Rankings with hopes of qualifying for the WGC Accenture Match Play Championships next week, and Kevin Na, Scott Verplank and Chad Campbell all made good on it, according to the Associated Press. The top 64 players in the world, barring withdrawal or refusal, make the grade and those three players all pushed into that group following positive results at the Northern Trust Open.
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Miguel Angel Jimenez defeated Lee Westwood on the third hole of a sudden death playoff Sunday to win the Dubai Desert Classic, according to the Associated Press. Westwood missed a 5-foot par putt on the third playoff hole to leave Jimenez with a 4-footer for the win, which he calmly sank for the 16th victory of his career. "After so many years of coming to Dubai and playing well, I am proud to have finally won this title," the Spaniard said. "I have always loved the course, the ambiance and the people here."
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Our pick of the week has taken a sizeable lead with expectations of piling on in the final on Sunday, giving fantasy owners reason to smile for Steve Stricker, touting a five-stroke lead over all comers at the Northern Trust Open, according to the Associated Press. Stricker was nearly perfect, finding his irons and running a stretch of six greens within 15 feet of the hole through seven holes.
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The powers caught the man on the rise as solidified golf greats Lee Westwood and Miguel Angel Jimenez carded rounds of 68 on Saturday to match overnight leader Thongchai Jaidee for a share of the lead in third-round play at the Dubai Desert Classic, according to the Associated Press.
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Sources claimed to be "close" to Tiger Woods are reporting the golf great will not be returning to PGA play at the WGC Accenture Match Play Championship in two weeks, according to FoxNews.com. "As far as I know (Woods' return) will not be at the Match Play," a source close to Woods told FOXSports.com Friday. A second insider said he had no direct knowledge of when Woods would make his comeback but that his "gut feeling" was that it would not be in Arizona.
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First-round leader Dustin Johnson needed a hole-in-one to keep the pace at the Northern Trust Open today as Steve Stricker made a serious charge, carding a round of 65 (-6) on the day, according to the Associated Press.
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Thongchai Jaidee has moved in front of the pack at the Dubai Desert Classic, carding a round of 66 (-6) today on the European Tour, according to the Associated Press. Jaidee carded six birdies without a single bogey on the day, holding a one-shot lead on Lee Westwood, Stephen Dodd, and the great Miguel Angel Jimenez.
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