- Bills' McGee, Schobel may miss Chargers game
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It looks like the Buffalo Bills' defense will be a bit depleted for its matchup against the high-powered San Diego Chargers offense this week.
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- Rays switch to Kazmir in Game 5 against Red Sox
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The Tampa Bay Rays are giving Scott Kazmir the chance to pitch them into the World Series. The 24-year-old left-hander was moved up in the rotation so he could start in the potential AL pennant clincher against the Boston Red Sox on Thursday night at Fenway Park. The move keeps Kazmir on his regular rest and bumps scheduled starter James Shields to the if-necessary Game 6 at home Saturday.
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- Ellis to make Sabres debut
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NEW YORK … Three centers down and Matt Ellis now gets a chance to crack the Buffalo Sabres' lineup. Acquired from Los Angeles on waivers late in training camp, Ellis will make his Buffalo debut tonight against the New York Rangers.
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- Bills deal McCargo to Colts for draft pick
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John McCargo's underachieving days in Buffalo are over.
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- MacArthur is front and center for Sabres
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NEW YORK … The Buffalo Sabres have several forwards who can play both center and wing and it's a good thing for them that they do. That's because the holes in the middle keep getting wider as the injuries pile up.
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- Sabres' Hecht out at least two weeks after finger surgery
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NEW YORK — Buffalo Sabres center Jochen Hecht had finger surgery Tuesday and will be out for at least two weeks, the team announced Tuesday evening.
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- Bona’s rise adds to region’s soccer buzz
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The St. Bonaventure women’s soccer team finished last season in 12th place in the Atlantic 10 — well out of a conference playoff spot with a record not even close to .500.
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- Seve Ballesteros comes through brain surgery
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Seve Ballesteros was in stable condition Wednesday after the 51-year-old golf great had surgery on a brain tumor a day earlier.
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- Rays tee off in Fenway
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BOSTON — It’s not easy to stun an October-tested team that has won two of the last four World Series, but that’s exactly what the upstart Tampa Bay Rays have done to the Boston Red Sox.
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- Cowboys land Williams; ‘Pacman’ suspended
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IRVING, Texas — Roy Williams headed home to Texas on Tuesday in the NFL’s biggest trade before the deadline, giving the struggling Dallas Cowboys another proven receiver opposite Terrell Owens.
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- Gonzalez meets with KC teammates, says all's well
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- Thousands turn out for funeral of Rangers prospect
- Winning streaks not new to Drury
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- Ranger prospect had heart problems
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- Injured Ball State receiver improving
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- No speed limit for Mets’ prospects with 2009 Herd
- Mets hit a homer for city schools
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- Foundering Dodgers take a day to chill
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- Rays switch to Kazmir in Game 5 against Red Sox
- Rays lead Red Sox 5-1 after 3 innings
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- Bucks beat Warriors 98-94 in China
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- NBA to cut 80 staffers
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- Bob DiCesare
A few years back, when the Buffalo Bills were in dire need of a quarterback, they parted ways with a first-round draft pick to get one. It didn’t matter that the team had other areas to address. It didn’t matter that Drew Bledsoe was nearing the twilight of his career. The need was identified, the action was taken and a franchise short on optimism suddenly was injected with hope. It was a justifiable deal given the abject circumstances of the day.
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