Not Only Sport

Archive for January, 2008

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AP – Tayshaun Prince’s 3-pointer with 4.4 seconds left lifted the Detroit Pistons to a 90-89 victory over the Los Angles Lakers on Thursday night, overcoming Kobe Bryant’s big night.

AP – NFL players will consent to a urine test for Human Growth Hormone once such a test is developed.

AP – Johan Santana and the New York Mets completed contract negotiations Friday, the last major step needed to finalize the team’s blockbuster trade with Minnesota.

AP – Kyle Turley said it is “near criminal” how some needy former NFL players are being treated. He blames Gene Upshaw, leader of the NFL Players Association.

AP – Chris Paul and David West were picked for their first All-Star game Thursday night, giving the hometown New Orleans Hornets a pair of players for the event.

AFP – Chris Paul, Steve Nash and Amare Stoudemire head the list of seven reserves added to the Western Conference team for the NBA all-star game, the league announced Thursday.

AP – Kevin Everett slowly unbuttons his suit jacket and sits down.

AP – A defiant Gene Upshaw said that if the NFL’s owners opt out of the current labor agreement later this year, the players’ union is ready for a strike or the decertification tactics it used to get free agency after the 1987 walkout.

AFP – Angola and Tunisia drew 0-0 Thursday and advanced to the 2008 African Nations Cup quarter-finals from Group D at the expense of Senegal and South Africa.

Ian Poulter said Thursday a British golf magazine took his words out of context when it quoted him as saying when he reached his potential he would be the only one capable of challenging Tiger Woods. The interview with Poulter, in the March edition of Golf World U.K., created a buzz at the Dubai Desert Classic, where Woods opened with a 7-under 65 to build a two-shot lead.