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McGee limited - Terrence McGee was limited in Friday's practice after sitting out the previous two days, according to the Bills' official website. He has been recovering from a knee injury.
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Wilson likely out Sunday - Seattle Seahawks' cornerback Josh Wilson is unlikely to play Sunday against the Vikings due to a concussion, according to ESPN.com. Wilson missed his third consecutive practice Friday due to the injury.
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Flacco fully practices - Joe Flacco fully practiced Friday, according to the Ravens' official website.
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Ngata limited - Haloti Ngata was limited in practice for the third straight day Friday, according to the Ravens' official website. He is still recovering from his ankle ailment.
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Keith Rivers is doubtful - Keith Rivers missed practice for the third straight day Friday due to his calf injury, according to the Bengals' official website.
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TE Finley likely to play - Jermichael Finley (knee) is expected to play this Sunday, according to Adam Caplan of Scout.com.
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Vrabel likely out Sunday - Mike Vrabel (knee) will almost certainly be out this Sunday, according to Kent Babb of the Kansas City Star.
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Lions sign Fowler - Eric Fowler has been signed to the Lions' 53-man roster, according to MLive.com.
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Rox keep Paul Phillips - Catcher Paul Phillips has signed a one-year contract to stay with the Rockies, according to the Denver Post.
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Nix a free agent - Laynce Nix has refused to be out-righted to Triple-A, and is now a free agent, according to Mark Sheldon of MLB.com.
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O's claim Tatum - Mark Sheldon of MLB.com reports that catcher Craig Tatum has been claimed off waivers by the Baltimore Orioles.
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Royals sign Campillo - Jorge Campillo has signed a minor league contract with the Kansas City Royals, according to MLB.com.
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Vizquel nearing deal with White Sox - Fox Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports that the Chicago White Sox are close to signing Omar Vizquel to a one-year deal to be a reserve shortstop.
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M's eyeing Edwin Jackson - The Mariners remain interested in acquiring Tigers' starting pitcher Edwin Jackson, according to Jon Heyman of Sports Illustrated.
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Bradley part of three-team deal? - The Chicago Tribune's Phil Rogers is reporting that the Cubs are involved in a potential three-team deal with Texas and the Mets that would send Milton Bradley to the Rangers.
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Angels interested in Bay - The Angels appear to be interested in free agent outfielder Jason Bay, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Shaq out Friday - Shaquille O'Neal (shoulder) will not be active on Friday, according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Varejao playing - Anderson Varejao (hip) is expected to play and come off the Cavaliers bench on Friday night, according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Love two weeks away from practicing - Kevin Love (broken hand) is about two weeks away from practicing, according to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune.
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Marion out on Friday - The Dallas Morning News reports that Shawn Marion will not play on Friday when the Mavericks take on the Kings due to his sprained ankle. He is targeting next Tuesday for his return.
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Camby fighting back injury - Marcus Camby (back) may be unable to go on Friday, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Bynum hurts ankle - Andrew Bynum suffered a minor ankleinjury in the Lakers win over the Bulls on Thursday, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Iverson not going to New York - The New York Knicks have decided not to sign free agent guard Allen Iverson, according to the New York Times.
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Bucks forward a game-time decision - The Charlotte Observer reports that Luc Mbah a Moute (sprained foot) will be a game-time decision versus the Bobcats on Friday.
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Couture recalled by Sharks - Logan Couture has been recalled by the Sharks from AHL Worcester, according to TSN.
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Lee sent down by Penguins - Chris Lee has been sent to AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton by the Penguins, according to TSN.
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Porter sent down by Phoenix - Kevin Porter has been sent down to AHL San Antonio by the Coyotes, according to TSN.
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Donovan has serious knee injury - Shean Donovan could be out for the rest of 2009-10 after injuring his knee on Thursday night, according to Ottawa Sun.
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Wild recall Nathan Smith - Nathan Smith has been called back up the Wild from the AHL.
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Neal suspended - James Neal has been suspended two games for his thundering hit on Carolina's Derek Dorsett on Thursday night, according to TSN's Darren Dreger.
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Canes demote defenseman - Bryan Rodney has been sent back to the AHL.
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Asham skates - Arron Asham (strained oblique) has resumed skating, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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According to NASCAR.com, Bobby Labonte has signed a one-year deal to driver for TRG Motorsports in 2010.
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For the fourth straight time, Kyle Busch dominated a Nationwide race at Texas Motor Speedway on his way to a win, according to Yahoo! Sports.
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According to Jayski.com, Kasey Kahne will run the R6 engine in this weekend's Cup race at Texas.
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According to FOX Sports, Casey Mears will replace Jeff Burton in the RCR No. 29 in this weekend's Nationwide race at Texas.
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When Juan Pablo Montoya begins the 2010 season, it could be behind the wheel of a Toyota, according to Yahoo! Sports.
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According NASCAR.com, John Wes Townley has reached a deal to drive full-time in the Nationwide Series for Richard Childress Racing in 2010.
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Dale Earnhardt, Jr is close to signing IRL driver Danica Patrick to a two-year deal to drive for his JR Motorsports Nationwide team.
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According Yahoo! Sports, Brad Keselowski will replace David Stremme behind the wheel of the No. 12 car for the final three Cup races of 2009.
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Robert Allenby stroked through a round to finish seven strokes under par (65) to seize a one-stroke lead over Lee Westwood, Chris Wood, and Camilo Villegas at the Dubai World Championship, according to the Associated Press.
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Steve Haskins carded his second consecutive round of 65 (-6) today in third-round action of the Champions Tour National Qualifying Tournament, according to the Associated Press.
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Steve Haskins carded a bogey-free round of 65 (-6) on Wednesday, seizing a two-stroke lead over Curt Byrum, Jim Roy, Peter Senior, John Ross and Terry Burke after the second round of the Champions Tour National Qualifying Tournament, according to the Associated Press.
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Greg Norman, an icon for golf fans and two-time British Open Champion, believes the prize money associated with professional golf will continue to flow away from the game as a result of the trying economic times, according to the Associated Press. "Golf is not going to be like it used to be. It's tough out there -- tough in business," Norman said. "I have gone through the cycle of things being really good and then going through another cycle. But I don't think the young generation see it because they have never seen it before. I have been through three recessions."
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Stanford University reports former alum and golf icon Tiger Woods will serve as honorary captain this Saturday when the Cardinal (currently ranked 17th in the latest BCS Poll) welcomes rival California in what is commonly known as "The Big Game" on Saturday, according to the Associated Press.
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As usual, Tiger Woods saved his best for last and thrilled the Aussie crowd at Kingston Heath, carding a round of 68 (-4) on Sunday to secure a win at the Australian Masters, according to the Associated Press.
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Stephen Ames posted a final round of 64 to pull into a a three-way tie for first place at the Children's Miracle Network Classic, moving on to victory over George McNeill and Justin Leonard in the extra holes, according to the Associated Press.
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Justin Leonard may have fallen in playoff holes at the Children's Miracle Network Classic, the Tour's final event for the '09 season, but his finish was good enough to earn an official invite to The Masters next season, according to Bob Harig with ESPN.
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