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Caught on the fly

Sporting News, The, Oct 14, 2005

Maryland Gov. Robed Herlich took battling practice with the Orioles at Camden Yards last week. And isn't this typical of politics today--Ehrlich hit several red-tape-measure home runs.

REPORT: The Glove is content to carry clipboard

Heat coach Stan Van Gundy praised the team-first attitude of newcomer Gary Payton, saying Payton didn't come to Miami to create a "quarterback controversy." Which is a good thing, because the last thing that town needs is someone else who can beat out A.J. Feeley.

RELIVING A SNAP DECISION

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The Redskins' front office acknowledged that it had a "10-second conversation" with the Jets regarding Patrick Ramsey, but the front office insists it isn't considering trading him. Instead, the purpose of the chat was to give a real-time account of Ramsey's tenure this season as Washington's starting quarterback.

A KNUCKLE SANDWICH, CUT IN HALF

The Blue Jays split a key doubleheader last week against the Red Sox. After getting shut down by Tim Wakefield in the opener, Toronto rallied to knock around Curt Schilling in the nightcap. So in other words, the Jays couldn't hit the knuckleball, but they could hit the knucklehead.

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The latest offering from ESPN Original Entertainment comes out this week, and it's called Four Minutes. It's a movie that examines a man's doing something no one thought could be done in that time frame. What, watch SportsCenter for that long without muting Neil Everett?

HERE'S AN IDEA: THROW THEM BACK! WGN announcers Len Kasper and Bob Brenly wore uniform jerseys and sat in the outfield stands as they worked the home finale at Wrigley last week. And it actually was a high point because it was one of the few games this season where fans in those bleachers saw two Cubs homers.

Caught on the fly

Sporting News, The, Oct 14, 2005

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