NFL defensive end Gaines Adams dies at 26 Paris games online - online booking of sports - Gaines Adams, a U.S. defense-end All Clemson and whose career never flourished in the NFL, has died in hospital after the cardiac arrest approximately one hour prior to the family's home in Greenwood, SC He was 26.
Marcia Kelley-Clark, Deputy Chief Coroner for the County of Greenwood, said an autopsy showed an enlarged heart, a condition that often leads to heart attack. She said that parents were not aware of any medical condition. Toxicology tests are being run by the Division of Enforcement of State, although drug use is not suspected.
Adams spent three seasons in the NFL, including two with the Buccaneers and part of this season with the Bears.
Ravens safety Reed is considering retirement - Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed, 31, says there is a 50-50 chance that he will retire after a season that saw him miss four games in December due to a variety of injuries, including problems with his neck, hip and groin.
The six-time Pro Bowl was the 2004 defensive player of the year and has a franchise-record 46 interceptions and 13 touchdowns career.
The American forward Dempsey injured his knee in the Premier League - American striker Clint Dempsey faces a long lay-off after injuring his right knee during the 2-0 defeat to Blackburn Fulham, the last blow to U.S. preparations for World Cup.
The United States, which begins its World Cup campaign in South Africa against England on June 12 is already likely to be irrelevant Charlie Davies for the event due to injuries sustained in a car accident last October and defender Oguchi Onyewu is sidelined until spring after knee surgery.
Beckham says he will continue playing after the World Cup - midfielder David Beckham insists he will play on after the World Cup in 2010, refuting a report Saturday in Britain's The Sun newspaper said that the Milan player KT has decided to retire and return to England once the competition in South Africa has ended. Beckham is currently on loan to AC Milan from the Los Angeles Galaxy of MLS.
Lacaze wins Earl Anthony Memorial - Rookie Anthony Lacaze, 27, won his first PBA Tour title, throwing three shots in the clutch and 10th frames ninth defeat Michael Machuga 214-206 in the title match of the Earl Anthony Memorial in Dublin, California Stefanie Nation has launched three strikes in the 10 NIP Lynda Barnes 201-181 in the women's title.
Henderson won the race before the Tour Down Under Street - Greg Henderson won the final 30 laps, 31-mile street race prelude to the Tour Down Under in Adelaide, Australia, 1 hour, 4 minutes, 33 seconds, while seven-time Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong finished 62nd, eight seconds off the pace.
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Posted on April 2, 2010.
