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AP - The Atlanta Falcons released four-time Pro Bowl tight end Alge Crumpler and six other players Friday in the first step of a major rebuilding job in the post-Michael Vick era.
AP - Second baseman Brandon Phillips has agreed to a $27 million, four-year deal, settling the Cincinnati Reds' final arbitration case.
AP - Rod Smith isn't ready to walk away from the NFL despite two hip operations in the last year.
AP - Hurricanes captain Rod Brind'Amour will have reconstructive surgery on a torn ligament in his left knee and will likely miss the rest of the season.

AP - BALCO founder Victor Conte and Barry Bonds' personal trainer, Greg Anderson, are expected in court to determine whether they can keep evidence prosecutors turned over to them from the government's investigation of steroids in sports.

AP - Leaving the Miami Dolphins' training complex at the end of this past season, Zach Thomas stopped to grab a souvenir.

The Sporting News - The All-Star break has arrived, the unofficial halfway point of the NBA season. It's actually closer to the five-eighths mark since most teams have passed the 50-game point in the 82-game season. As entertaining as the first five-eighths of the season have been, the final three-eighths promise to be even better.
<p>AP - A typo in court papers regarding Barry Bonds filed late Thursday by federal prosecutors touched off a brief tempest over the mistaken belief that he failed a drug test in November 2001, one month after breaking the home run record.

AFP - Plans to stage English Premier League (EPL) games overseas are not a good idea, according to Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez.

AP - If the Carolina Hurricanes are going to make a playoff run, they're going to have to do it without their captain and leading scorer.

AP - After two Arizona State starters had fouled out, James Harden knew it was up to him to carry the Sun Devils.

AFP - British fourth seed Andy Murray moved into semi-finals of the ATP tournament in Marseille following a 7-5, 7-6 (7/5) win over Nicolas Mahut of France on Friday.

AP - The wind rattled through the eucalyptus trees at Riviera, the temperatures were starting to fall and K.J. Choi rarely looked so comfortable. It helped that he was only on the practice range, having already finished a bogey-free round in the Northern Trust Open that left him atop the leaderboard.</p>

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