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| - An arbitrator has upheld the salary cap reductions | |
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| xubb | Jan 9 2014, 01:42 AM Post #1 |
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ATLANTA -- An arbitrator has upheld the salary cap reductions the NFL placed on the Dallas Cowboys and Washington Redskins for this and next season. Stephen Burbank ruled Tuesday in favour of the league and dismissed the grievances filed by both teams. The Redskins lost $36 million over two years, and the Cowboys $10 million for overloading contracts during the uncapped 2010 season despite league warnings against such manoeuvring. The Cowboys and Redskins, who filed their grievances against the league and players association, said in a joint statement they would "abide by the arbitrators decision to dismiss." "We will continue to focus on our football teams and the 2012 season," said the statement from the NFC rivals. Before the grievance was filed on May 10, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said the reduction forced the team to "go into the future and get some of those dollars that we wouldnt have had to do had we not had that adjustment. So that will just create a challenge for us in the future." Jason Babin Jersey For Sale . Now hes in the spotlight. Gomez scored for Germany in a 1-0 victory over Portugal in their European Championship opener on Saturday, moments before he was due to be substituted by Miroslav Klose. Customized Mark Ingram Jersey . - Three members of the Ontario Hockey Leagues Sault Ste. http://www.cowboysteamstoreonline.com/Cowboys-Tony-Romo-Nike-Jersey-Pf-40.html .C. -- No. NFL Tommy McDonald Eagles Jersey .C. Lions defence excelled throughout the 2012 CFL regular season -- but stumbled when it mattered most Sunday. Customized Ted Ginn Jersey . Coach Heyneke Meyer gave a first test cap to flanker Jacques Potgieter after Willem Alberts was ruled out of Saturdays game in Port Elizabeth following a knee ligament injury in the Springboks 36-27 win in the second test last weekend.TORONTO -- A male fan died in a hospital after going into cardiac arrest at Thursdays game between the Blue Jays and Chicago White Sox. Play was halted for four minutes in the seventh inning while the fan received CPR and was carted off on a stretcher. Ambulance sirens could be heard outside the stadium as the fan was carted off, still receiving CPR. Following the game, Toronto Police Services confirmed the fan had died in a hospital after collapsing. The name of the fan was not released. "Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family of the person who was taken out of here tonight," Blue Jays manager John Farrell said. White Sox third baseman Kevin Youkilis was the first player to notice the commotion in the stands, and alerted umpire Mark Wegner to what was going on. "I saw some medics jump out around the dugout and run over," Youkilis said. "Then I saw a doctor or whoever was going, just pushing on the chest over and over and over.dddddddddddd. I thought maybe they were reviving him and then the next thing you know, they kept going and going. I was like God, man. Weve got to stop this thing." Wegner approached second base ump and crew chief Mike Winters after Moises Sierra hit a foul ball down the right-field line, and the game was stopped to allow a cart to come onto the field and carry the fan off through the left field gate. Blue Jays players left their dugout to watch as paramedics pumped the mans chest repeatedly. White Sox pitcher Jesse Crain, who was on the mound at the time, was left shaken by the episode. "I said a little prayer for him after everything started going again," Crain said. "You dont ever want to see that." This was the second time this season a fan received CPR at a Blue Jays game; it also happened June 29. |
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