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Cowboys say giving Christian Parker a new assistant in Mike Pettine isn't about saving woeful D
FRISCO, Texas (AP) — Christian Parker had just been hired as a first-time defensive coordinator for the Dallas Cowboys when the 34-year-old wanted to add Mike Pettine as an assistant, confidant and sounding board last winter.
Now that Pettine is joining his staff with the Dallas defense five weeks into another woeful start ... (full story)
Physiology new tidbits
Part of my weekly reading regime involves several of the better known physiological journals, and when I find a topic that might interest the ALN readership, I bring it forward as a column.
But today, rather than concentrate on just one topic I thought I’d offer a potpourri of shorter, yet nonetheless interesting topics.< ... (full story)
From the field to the founder journey: Cleveland Browns team up with nonprofit JumpStart Inc. for Northeast Ohio entrepreneurs
CLEVELAND, OH – JumpStart Inc. and the Cleveland Browns are broadening a partnership built around helping Northeast Ohio entrepreneurs get in front of more people, make critical connections and find new ways to grow. The next phase of this community-focused collaboration brings the Browns into JumpStart programs serving both s ... (full story)
Robot umpires flip 54% of challenged calls in ABS debut as teams learn to time appeals
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NEW YORK (AP) — Robot umpires overturned 54% of challenged calls in the first season of the Automated Ball-Strike System, and catchers were far more successful than batters.
Learning when to challenge is key.
The Cincinnati Reds had a net gain of 16.8 runs, according to Baseball Savant calculations of total run value o ... (full story)
Andrew Bailey was at the US Open to sell merchandise. He returns next year as a player
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Andrew Bailey knew enough about the U.S. Open that late afternoon on Oct. 2 was an ideal time to sneak away from his duties in the merchandise pavilion and watch golf. He was outside the ropes at Shinnecock Hills this year to see 17-year-old Miles Russell grind to make the cut.
And then it was back to work in a 34,000-square-foo ... (full story)