Thursday, February 23, 2012

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Bears' Smith not surprised by Angelo's firing
Bears' Smith not surprised by Angelo's firing

INDIANAPOLIS -- It has been seven weeks and three days since Chicago Bears coach Lovie Smith last addressed the media. Much has happened in those 52 days, starting with the firing of general manager Jerry Angelo the day after Smith last spoke.

Smith voices displeasure over LB Thomas' arrest Smith voices displeasure over LB Thomas' arrest

INDIANAPOLIS -- Chicago Bears coach Lovie Smith voiced his displeasure Thursday with linebacker J.T. Thomas, who was arrested Feb. 13 and charged with misdemeanor possession of marijuana in Morgantown, W.V.
DeWitt arrives at Cubs camp with no hard feelings DeWitt arrives at Cubs camp with no hard feelings

MESA, Ariz.— All the Chicago Cubs position players are in camp Thursday with the exception of Starlin Castro, Alfonso Soriano and prospect Junior Lake. 
Sox catching prospect Phegley recovered from wrist injury Sox catching prospect Phegley recovered from wrist injury

GLENDALE, Ariz. -- After missing the Arizona Fall League for the second consecutive season, catcher Josh Phegley reported that he’s ready to make an impression this spring.
Cubs third baseman Stewart won't be in platoon situation Cubs 3B Stewart won't be in platoon situation

MESA, Ariz. — New Cubs third baseman Ian Stewart will not be in a platoon situation with Jeff Baker, though he will have to prove he can hit left-handers in the early going.
Ventura enters Sox camp with an open mind Ventura enters Sox camp with an open mind

GLENDALE, Ariz. — New manager, open battles.
Packers, TE Finley agree to 2-year deal for $15M Packers, TE Finley agree to 2-year deal for $15M

The Green Bay Packers and tight end Jermichael Finley have agreed on a two-year deal.
Michael Jordan files lawsuit in China for improper use of his name Michael Jordan files lawsuit in China

Former Bulls star and current Bobcats owner Michael Jordan has filed a lawsuit in a Chinese court against Qiaodan Sports Company Limited -- a Chinese sportswear and footwear manufacturer -- for the unauthorized use of his name and identity.

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