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Dodgers Sign Rickey Henderson to Offense
Desperate for offensive help, the Los Angeles Dodgers signed 44-year-old Rickey Henderson and acquired slugging outfielder Jeromy Burnitz from the New York Mets on Monday.  Full Story
 
Monday's Sports Transactions
CLEVELAND INDIANS-Optioned INF Brandon Phillips to Buffalo of the IL.  Full Story
 
Monday's Sports Scoreboard
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Bears Waive Quarterback Henry Burris
The Chicago Bears waived quarterback Henry Burris on Monday.  Full Story
 
Dodgers Acquire Burnitz, Sign Henderson
Desperate for offensive help, the Los Angeles Dodgers signed 44-year-old Rickey Henderson and acquired slugging outfielder Jeromy Burnitz from the New York Mets on Monday.  Full Story
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Kings' Webber Pleads Guilty to Contempt
In a deal expected to keep him out of prison, NBA All-Star Chris Webber pleaded guilty Monday to a lesser charge of lying about money he repaid a Michigan booster.  Full Story
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DuPuy Hopes for Expos' Decision by Sept.
Baseball hopes to make a decision on the future of the Montreal Expos by September but won't be bound by any deadlines.  Full Story
 
Clemens Replaces Zito on All-Star Roster
Cy Old shoved aside Cy Young.  Full Story
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Bonds Takes Aim at the Babe
Barry Bonds keeps climbing the home run charts, edging closer to Willie Mays' mark and drawing more and more questions about whether he will break Hank Aaron's record.  Full Story
 
Bret Boone Not Happy With Selig
Add Bret Boone to the list of commissioner Bud Selig's critics.  Full Story
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Overton Leads Public Links Final With 64
Jeff Overton of Evansville, Ind., shot a record-tying, 7-under 64 Monday to lead after the first round at the U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship.  Full Story
 
Phenoms, Flops, Highlight Baseball Season
Until now, Alex Rodriguez never had a reason to look down at the third-base coach in an All-Star game.  Full Story
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Cuba Beats Canada 2-0 in Gold Cup Soccer
Cuba beat Canada 2-0 on Lester More's two goals Monday in the CONCACAF Gold Cup.  Full Story
 
Judge Rules Sanders Paid Repair Bill
A judge ruled Monday in favor of Deion Sanders in a lawsuit over repairs made to his 1961 convertible, saying the former Dallas Cowboy paid the full amount he had authorized for the work.  Full Story
 
Kile's Death on Cardinals' Minds
It's only a building, a hotel like any of the hundreds of others the St. Louis Cardinals have stayed in during their careers.  Full Story
 
Blazers Sign First-Round Pick Outlaw
High schooler Travis Outlaw signed his first NBA contract with the Portland Trail Blazers on Monday.  Full Story
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San Diego AD Iannacone Retires
University of San Diego athletic director Tom Iannacone retired Monday after 15 years.  Full Story
 
Dodgers May Sell to Buccaneers Owner
The commissioner's office is waiting to hear back from the Los Angeles Dodgers about the team's sale talks with Tampa Bay Buccaneers owner Malcolm Glazer and his sons.  Full Story
 
Baker Slips Bonds Into DH Spot
One man's strategy is another man's shenanigans.  Full Story
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Louisville Basketball Player Dismissed
Louisville reserve guard Bryant Northern was dismissed from the basketball team Monday following his arrest on theft and forgery charges.  Full Story
 
Report: Jazz Have Deal With Maggette
The Utah Jazz have a commitment from free-agent guard Corey Maggette, two newspapers reported Monday.  Full Story
 
Mets Trade Burnitz to Dodgers
The New York Mets unloaded another of their high-priced players, trading Jeromy Burnitz to the Los Angeles Dodgers on Monday, according to the outfielder's agent.  Full Story
 
Coach Files $20M Lawsuit Against School
Former Alabama football coach Mike Price on Monday filed a $20 million lawsuit against the university, claiming he was wrongfully fired after allegations arose about his conduct at a golf outing in Florida.  Full Story
 
Andretti Testing for Earnhardt, Inc.
John Andretti was testing cars for Dale Earnhardt, Inc. Monday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, a month after being released from his contract with Petty Enterprises.  Full Story
 
Former Teammates All-Star Starters
Chatting in the outfield a month ago during batting practice, former Pittsburgh teammates Esteban Loaiza and Jason Schmidt joked about facing each other in the All-Star game.  Full Story
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