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Redskins releasing CB Norman after 4 seasons
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Friday, 14 February 2020 06:55
ASHBURN, Va. -- The Washington Redskins are releasing cornerback Josh Norman, he told NBC Sports Washington on Friday."It's their choice, not mine," Norman said. "Now I can start something new and fresh."Norman said new Redskins coach Ron Rivera, who coached the cornerback in Carolina, called him Friday morning to inform him of the release.The move will save the Redskins $12.43…
A football coach's grief and hope two years after Parkland
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Tuesday, 11 February 2020 14:16
FORT MYERS, FLA. -- Willis May keeps reminders everywhere. A framed team photo sits behind his desk. So does a white mini helmet with an Eagles logo and the number 17 in the center, encased in a plastic cover. Resting on top, a black wristband with bold white letters spelling "Coach Feis." In his phone, a final text message to…
Can the Pelicans push their way into the playoffs?
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Thursday, 13 February 2020 21:49
NEW ORLEANS -- Alvin Gentry had seen enough. The players had seen enough. Management had seen enough. A change needed to be made.The night was Dec. 17. The New Orleans Pelicans were on the wrong end of a call that sent their game against the Brooklyn Nets into overtime. New Orleans wilted defensively and lost in extra time, giving the…
Lakers, Bucks title favorites entering All-Star break
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Thursday, 13 February 2020 14:27
The Los Angeles Lakers and Milwaukee Bucks head into the All-Star break as the favorites to win the NBA title at sportsbooks around the nation.The Lakers are +180 to win the title at Caesars Sportsbook, followed by the Bucks at +275. The LA Clippers, at +325, are the only other team with single-digit odds at most sportsbooks.More than twice as…
Taylor could be Chargers' starting QB, Lynn says
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Thursday, 13 February 2020 12:58
COSTA MESA, Calif. -- In his first comments since the Los Angeles Chargers announced a mutual parting of ways with longtime quarterback Philip Rivers, head coach Anthony Lynn said Tyrod Taylor, last year's backup, could have an opportunity to earn the starting job in 2020.Lynn recently signed a one-year contract extension that puts him with the Chargers through the 2021…
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