Ben Sheets Will Pitch Tomorrow, Then Never AgainSam Page, deadspin.com Today, Ben Sheets announced that he will start for the Braves tomorrow against the Pirates, and then retire. Tomorrow will mark Sheets's fifth start for the Braves this season after missing nearly two calendar years with a torn flexor in his pitching el… |
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Sheets to retire after Wednesday's startOct 2, 2012
Mark Bowman, MLB.com When Ben Sheets takes the mound in Wednesday afternoon's regular-season finale against the Pirates, he will be doing more than filling just a few innings for the Braves. The veteran pitcher will be making the final start of his injury-plagued career wit… |
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Steelers should get key trio back against EaglesOct 2, 2012
Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin expects linebacker James Harrison and safety Troy Polamalu to play Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles barring any setbacks. |
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Ed Bouchette, post-gazette.com The Steelers should have something Sunday not seen since January: James Harrison, Troy Polamalu and Rashard Mendenhall all playing. |
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Steelers expecting Polamalu, Harrison to playOct 2, 2012
ESPN.com news services, ESPN.com Coach Mike Tomlin said Tuesday that both safety Troy Polamalu and linebacker James Harrison are expected to play Sunday when the Steelers host the Eagles. |
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Tomlin thinks Harrison, Polamalu will playOct 2, 2012
When Steelers coach Mike Tomlin addresses injuries, the typical response is the player's status is "week to week." So, imagine everyone's surprise when Tomlin expressed optimism that two former NFL Defensive Players of the Year will be suiting… |
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Josh Alper, profootballtalk.com The Steelers have gotten good news on the injury front in recent days. It started with an optimistic report about running back Rashard Mendenhall’s chances of playing against the Eagles in Week Five and continued through Monday’s practice when linebac… |
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How A Career Ends: Jay Bell Homered Off A Hall Of Famer In His First At-Bat, Flied Out In His LastOct 2, 2012
Rob Trucks, deadspin.com Tell Me When It's Over is an interview series in which we ask former athletes about the moment they knew their playing days were over. Today: former major-league infielder Jay Bell, who scored the winning run in Game 7 of the 2001 World Series. |
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Remember to send mailOct 2, 2012
Hey, I want to hear from you. Yes, I'm talking to the person with the Troy Polamalu tattoo, the person with the Ray Lewis fathead on the wall, the person with the dyed red hair to match Andy Dalton and the person with the Bernie Kosar jersey. The AFC No… |
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Nats' clinching moment unusual, but still sweetOct 2, 2012
Joey Nowak, MLB.com The Nationals began the night needing either a win over the Phillies or a Braves loss to the Pirates. They got the latter, clinching the National League East without ever scoring a run. |
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Ed Bouchette, post-gazette.com The Steelers face a crucial early season test Sunday with Philadephia coming into Heinz Field. |
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