November 11, 2008
Giants' Lincecum earns NL's Cy Young
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Ty Law is back in a New York Jets uniform, practicing with the team after passing a physical and signing a one-year deal.
Law practiced for the first time Tuesday. Coach Eric Mangini says "there's definitely a chance" Law could play Thursday against the New England Patriots.
Steelers running back Willie Parker will return to practice Wednesday, and coach Mike Tomlin is optimistic Parker will play Sunday against the San Diego Chargers.
Parker has played only once since spraining his knee Sept. 21 in Philadelphia, running for 70 yards in a Monday night win over the Washington Redskins on Nov. 3 in which he dislocated his shoulder.
Tim Lincecum is the National League Cy Young Award winner, taking home pitching's highest honor in his second major league season.
The slender kid with the whirling windup on Tuesday joined Mike McCormick (1967) as the only San Francisco Giants pitchers to win a Cy Young.
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