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The Denver Broncos cut two of their starters from last year: defensive end Kenard Lang and punter Paul Ernster. The Broncos also placed wide receiver Rod Smith, their career receptions and touchdowns leader, on the reserve/physically unable to perform list on Tuesday. Smith is recovering from offseason hip surgery.

  • Broncos place WR Rod Smith on PUP list

    The Denver Broncos cut two of their starters from last year: defensive end Kenard Lang and punter Paul Ernster. The Broncos also placed wide receiver Rod Smith, their career receptions and touchdowns leader, on the reserve/physically unable to perform list on Tuesday. Smith is recovering from offseason hip surgery.

  • Braves have 19 Ks, lose to Marlins in 11

    Shuffling their rotation to line up John Smoltz to pitch against the New York Mets this weekend didn’t work out too well for the Atlanta Braves. After Smoltz fell behind early and the Braves rallied on Chipper Jones’ two-run homer, Alejandro De Aza’s 11th-inning sacrifice fly gave the Florida Marlins a 4-3 victory over Atlanta…

  • Yankees pull Mussina from rotation

    After winning 247 games in the major leagues, Mike Mussina lost his spot in the New York Yankees’ rotation Tuesday. Following three terrible starts in a row, the 38-year-old right-hander was told by manager Joe Torre that he’ll be passed over for his next scheduled start Saturday against Tampa Bay. “He was disappointed, naturally.

  • Westbrook wins again, Indians edge Twins

    Watching Joe Borowski work the ninth inning is riveting theater. Unless you’re an Indians fan. “Pretty much everything than can happen has happened,” Borowski said following his latest circus-like save. Borowski worked out of another late mess for Jake Westbrook, rookie Asdrubal Cabrera drove in the go-ahead run and Cleveland extended its lead in the…

  • Jaguars claim Manning, release Claiborne

    Jacksonville claimed linebacker Roy Manning off waivers Tuesday and released linebacker Chris Claiborne. Claiborne signed a one-year contract with the Jaguars on Sunday, but he ended up being more out of shape than the club anticipated. Claiborne, the ninth overall pick by Detroit in 1999, had been out of football since the New York Giants…

  • Steelers DE Keisel appeals $12,500 fine

    Steelers defensive end Brett Keisel is appealing the $12,500 fine he received for a low hit on Washington quarterback Jason Campbell during an Aug. 18 preseason game. Campbell bruised a knee and was taken out of the game, but was not seriously hurt. He expects to play Thursday night against Jacksonville in the Redskins’ final…

  • Equine Influenza contained in Australia; no sign in New Zealand

    As Australian officials demanded a probe of biosecurity failures which led to an outbreak of equine influenza, their New Zealand counterparts expressed confidence border controls had kept the disease at bay. New South Wales agriculture minister Ian Macdonald renewed his call Wednesday for a public inquiry into how the equine influenza reached Australia.

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  • Yankees might pull Mussina from rotation

    After winning 247 games in the major leagues, Mike Mussina is in danger of losing his job. With the 38-year-old right-hander pitching poorly and sounding despondent, the New York Yankees are considering pulling Mussina from the rotation in the middle of a pennant race. Yankees manager Joe Torre said Tuesday he wouldn’t make a decision…

  • Selig lobbies for new Marlins’ ballpark

    Baseball commissioner Bud Selig met for the first time with city and county leaders Tuesday, hoping his influence will help the Florida Marlins’ perpetual quest for a new ballpark. Selig said he came away from the meetings satisfied the local officials want a new home for their baseball team. “It was clear to me that…

  • Mets hopeful Pedro can return next month

    Pedro Martinez could rejoin the New York Mets’ rotation in September after making at least one minor rehab start in the minor leagues. Mets general manager Omar Minaya said before Tuesday’s game against the Phillies he was hopeful that if all goes well, Martinez could start during the final two weeks of the regular season.

  • Briggs panicked, reported his car stolen

    Chicago Bears linebacker Lance Briggs said he panicked after crashing his new Lamborghini along a highway early Monday morning and initially reported his car stolen after abandoning the mangled vehicle. Speaking to reporters after practice on Tuesday, Briggs said he called a tow truck after leaving the scene and then reported his 2007 Murcielago was…