Browns reach 2-year deal with RB Ogbonnaya
Written by TOM WITHERS,AP Sports Writer
CLEVELAND (AP) — The Cleveland Browns have agreed to terms with running back Chris Ogbonnaya (O-bin-eye-ya) on a two-year contract.
NHL governors approve realignment
Written by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
NEW YORK (AP) — NHL owners have made it official: The Detroit Red Wings and Columbus Blue Jackets are heading east.
NY AG: NFL must act on sexual orientation concern
Written by MICHAEL GORMLEY,Associated Press
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman urged the NFL on Thursday to investigate whether possible draft picks were improperly asked about their sexual orientation during the league's combine, which he said would be illegal in New York.
NCAA's new enforcement chief has 18-month window
Written by MICHAEL MAROT,AP Sports Writer
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Jonathan Duncan has 18 months to prove he can run the NCAA's enforcement department effectively, efficiently and within the rules.
Column: For Iditarod winner, resting dogs paid off
Written by TIM DAHLBERG,AP Sports Columnist
A lot of dog lovers must have been happy this week when Michael Vick's book tour was called off. The last thing they wanted was a rehash, excuse or even an apology from a player many of them will never be able to forgive.
South African desert to host speed record bid
Written by CHRISTOPHER TORCHIA,Associated Press
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Toiling with shovels, wheelbarrows and bare hands, about 300 workers removed 6,000 tons of stones and other debris from a vast stretch of desert in a desolate corner of South Africa over the past two years. If all goes well, it will become the place where a British-led team tries to breaks the world land-speed record.
Giants' Zito, Reds' Arroyo have solid outings
Written by GARY SCHATZ,Associated Press
GOODYEAR, Ariz. (AP) — Barry Zito and Bronson Arroyo each left their starts thinking they have more work to do before the start of the season.
Jimenez pitches 5 solid innings for Indians
Written by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — While the White Sox avoid using their starting pitchers against American League Central opponents, the Indians figure they've seen their rivals so often a few spring training games won't hurt.