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Dallas Cowboys News ARCHIVE
Arm of Hamilton's batting practice pitcher found in Bronx dumpster Tuesday, July 15, 2008 71-year-old Clay Counsil returned to nursing home following Home Run Derby Perhaps more remarkable than the 500 foot homers off the bat of Josh Hamilton during the Home Run Derby Monday night, was the fact that he was hitting these bombs off of 71-year-old Clay Counsil.
No pitching, timely hitting by Rangers keeps White Sox at bay Sunday, July 13, 2008 Rangers win 12-11, head into break 4 games above .500 The White Sox finished with 22 hits, but the Texas Rangers had 17 timely hits to beat the White Sox 12-11 on Sunday at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington. The Rangers head into the All-Star break four games above .500. It's the first time in franchise history the Rangers have headed into the break better than 10 games below even. Rangers Nation focuses on NFL draft Tuesday, April 8, 2008 Tickets still available for Tuesday's home opener The Texas Rangers completed the season's first road trip 3-3 and return home to open the season at Rangers Ballpark on Tuesday against the Baltimore Orioles.Jerry Jones finding ways to capitalize off potential Pacman signing Wednesday, March 12, 2008 Marketing opportunities abound should troubled CB join Cowboys Cowboys owner Jerry Jones may be the best marketer in the National Football League. Sources have found that the reason Jerry Jones is anxious to sign Adam "Pacman" Jones isn't because he's a shutdown cornerback. It's because Jones has tied millions of dollars of marketing campaigns to the NFL bad boy. Wisconsin gets second bad blow as USBC leaves Milwaukee Wednesday, March 12, 2008 Region already reeling a week after Favre retires The United States Bowling Congress board of directors has announced it will relocate its headquarters from Milwaukee to Arlington, Texas, where it will reside with the Bowling Proprietors' Association of America. Dallas eyeing Pacman Jones Monday, March 10, 2008 New millennium Cowboys give chase to the 1970s Oakland Raiders outlaw image While Al Davis' Oakland Raiders won two Super Bowls with gamblers, drinkers and NFL outcasts, the current Dallas Cowboys are contemplating bringing in Adam "Pacman" Jones to their current cast of characters.Stars too much for Blackhawks Game Recap from Feb. 28, 2008 Call-ups look uncomfortable on the ice in 7-4 loss The Dallas Stars may be the most dangerous team in the Western conference, especially with their recent acquisition of forward Brad Richards from Tampa Bay, who tallied five assists in his new team's 7-4 defeat of the Blackhawks Wednesday night. The Blackhawks, on the other hand, looked more like the Stars' weak little brother all night. MLB announces Ponce de Leon memorial tour Thursday, Feb. 28, 2008 MLB Commissioner Bud Selig announced today the league is hosting a month-long celebration in April of the life of Spanish explorer Ponce de Leon, who traveled to Florida in 1513 searching for the fountain of youth. Rangers interview segment scrapped for report from NFL combine Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2008 Speculation over Cowboys first-round picks leads to shortened Kinsler segment Radio station KESN 103.3 FM cut short an interview Wednesday with Rangers second baseman Ian Kinsler last week in order to broadcast a live report from the NFL Combine at Indianapolis. MLB.com shop retracts Rangers merchandise Friday, Feb. 22, 2008 Royals, Devil Rays, Nationals also taken off the shelves In an effort to avoid clutter and unnecessary material on its site, MLB.com's clothing shop has completely removed all merchandise for the Rangers, Royals, Devil Rays and Nationals.
Murton trade falls through as Cubs fail to take advantage of Rangers young GM Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2008 Hendry blames Nolan Ryan's presence for Daniels' insistence on pitching It appears Rangers GM Jon Daniels may be able to say no to bad trades after all. He apparently turned down the Cubs' offer of Matt Murton for Marlon Byrd, who hit .307 with 10 HRs and 70 RBIs in 109 games for the Rangers last season.
Kevin 'Shrek' Mench reunites with Rangers Friday, Feb. 15, 2008 Young: 'Losing 100 games will be a little more fun now that we have Menchy back' The Rangers announced earlier this week the team has signed former Ranger Kevin Mench to a minor league contract. He will compete with Nelson Cruz, Jason Botts and David Murphy for a backup outfielder spot.
Kidd to the Mavs: Trade that was now isn't Thursday, Feb. 14, 2008 Dunking Deutschman's native ways might offend Kidd New Jersey is not an NBA destination station, at least in the eyes of the Mavericks' Devin Harris and Devean George, as a trade sending them and a few other Mavs to the Nets for Jason Kidd appears to be a dead deal.Dale Junior fans get updated tattoos to reflect new number Monday, Feb. 11, 2008 Also sign up for National Guard in line at tattoo parlor Dale Earnhardt Jr. fans didn't have much time to celebrate their man's win in the Budweiser Shootout at Daytona Motor Speedway on Saturday. They were rushing to Terminator Ink Tattoo Parlor in Daytona to get their "8" tattoos updated to feature Dale Junior's new number 88. Rangers give up on another young pitcher to acquire another 1-tool player Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2008 Daniels mispronounces Galarraga's name when explaining the trade The Rangers again traded a young pitcher and got what seems to be very little in return when Armando Galarraga--considered a top 10 prospect in the farm system as recently as last year--was dealt to the Tigers Tuesday for minor league journeyman Michael Hernandez. Rangers GM Daniels revealed to be long lost child of Skins owner Dan Snyder Sunday, Feb. 3, 2008 Paternity test to be announced on 'Maury' this week Rangers GM Jon Daniels recently discovered he is actually the offspring of Redskins Owner Daniel Snyder. The two are prepared to reconnect on an upcoming episode of the "Maury" show, complete with a paternity test and screaming Redskins fans. Blast from the Past: Mavs aim to re-acquire Kidd Sunday, Feb. 3, 2008 Dallas sets sights on other two 'Triple J' members Jackson and Mashburn In an attempt to bring back the days of the "Triple J's," the Mavs have traded a pair of potential All-Stars for Jason Kidd and also inked the other two "J's"--Jim Jackson and Jamal Mashburn--to 10-day contracts.
Emmitt Smith charged with murdering English language Sunday, Feb. 03, 2008 ESPN analyst and future Hall of Famer arrested outside Super Bowl studio U.S. Marshals arrested former Cowboys running back Emmitt Smith outside ESPN's "NFL Live" Super Bowl set this weekend where he was working as a football analyst. According to officials, he will be charged with a first-degree count of murdering the English language. Johnson-Dirk feud escalates as Avery takes shot Monday, Jan. 28, 2008 Nowitzki feels slighted when Mavs coach claims to be without a superstar When the L.A. Lakers dropped by the American Airlines Center for a visit and a 112-105 loss Friday, Mavericks players watched Kobe Bryant force his will on the game. Shocking developments keep Jason Garrett in Cowboys fold Friday, Jan. 18, 2008 Cowboys assistant is actually Jones' red-headed stepchild Jerry Jones stunned the gathered media at Thursday's Jason Garrett press conference to announce that he couldn't let Garrett go--because he is Jones' illegitimate love child.
Native ways working for Dirk Wednesday, January 16, 2008 Mavs 6-0 since Nowitzki went 'Euro' Ever since the NBA's reigning MVP, Dirk Nowitzki, decided to go native, the Mavericks have been on a winning streak, going 6-0 in January. Tony Sparano joins Tuna and will swim with the Fish Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2008 Former Cowboys assistant heading to Dolphins Former Dallas Cowboys assistant head coach Tony Sparano is the new head coach of the Miami Dolphins. Sparano said his first order of business is to enforce a return to the power running game that includes pushing Dolphins draft choices to live up to their potential. Going, going, gone: Romo loses playoff game, Jessica Simpson Sunday, Jan. 13, 2008 Friendly bet with Manning results in breakup for Cowboys QB The Cowboys were stunned, losing to the New York Giants 21-17 Sunday, but Dallas QB Tony Romo not only lost the game, he lost blond superstar girlfriend Jessica Simpson.Owens' tears leads to fan's jeers Sunday, Jan. 13, 2008 Surreal press conference feels like one of those Coors commercials Cowboys wide receiver Terrell Owens overcame a high ankle sprain to catch four passes for 49 yards and a touchdown in the Cowboys 21-17 loss to the Giants Sunday, but the man who overcame great physical pain was in tears during the post-game press conference.
SMU: looking for Mr. Goodcoach Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2008 Athletics director just wants program to be respectable (wink wink) SMU Athletics Director Steve Orsini announced Tuesday the hiring of June Jones as head football coach. SMU alumni got their checkbooks out to help pay for the former Hawaii coach's five-year, $10 million deal. How 'bout that Cowboy? Monday, Jan. 7, 2008 Romo and Simpson take well-publicized Mexican weekend vacation Cowboys QB Tony Romo and Jessica Simpson took a quick getaway to Mexico with members of Simpson's family and a few of Romo's teammates this weekend. According to reports, the pair couldn't keep their hands off each other. At odds with his coach, Nowitzki returns to European roots Monday, Jan. 7, 2008 Mavs star gives up showering and shaving, speaks only German While Mavs head coach Avery Johnson sits on the bench reading Phil Jackson's book "More than a Game" during games, it has become apparent that he and league MVP Dirk Nowitzki are at odds. During the Mavericks' 104-78 win over the lowly Minnesota Timberwolves Sunday and their close win against the Heat (94-89), Johnson communicated to his team solely through Josh Howard. Stars announce game time change Monday, Jan. 7, 2008 NBC pulls plug on Ducks contest later this month Due to TV scheduling, the Stars announced their game time on Jan. 20 against the Anaheim Ducks has been changed to 2:30 p.m. instead of 12:30 p.m. 'Get ya popcorn ready' for TO's return Jan. 13 Thursday, Jan. 3, 2008 Cowboys' leading receiver looks on course for return to action Terrell Owens didn't practice Wednesday, but he did give up the boot. The Cowboys' leading receiver has been wearing a boot since suffering a high ankle sprain against the Carolina Panthers Dec. 22.Cowboys celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Ice Bowl with a ready-to-go-on-vacation effort that led to a 27-6 loss to Redskins Game recap from Sunday, Dec. 30, 2007 Phillips predicts Dallas will beat their first-round opponent in the playoffs Forty years ago this New Year's Eve day, Green Bay defeated Dallas, 21-17 at Lambeau Field, in the coldest NFL game on record. The Cowboys came to Green Bay as upstarts, seeking their first NFL title and had the momentum of a 52-14 win over Cleveland in the Eastern Conference Championship Game the week before. Dallas also had gained experience from their narrow 34-27 loss to Green Bay in the 1966 NFL Championship. New Ranger Josh Hamilton happy to be free from Dusty's elderly movement Saturday, Dec. 29, 2007 Outfielder got grossed out by smell of Ben Gay and Efferdent New Rangers outfielder Josh Hamilton said he's glad to be out of Cincinnati, where he began fearing new manager Dusty Baker would stack the lineup with veterans on the downswing of their career as he's done with previous teams. Alamo Bowl Preview: A reminder of how far Penn State and Texas A&M have fallen Wednesday, Dec. 26, 2007 The Penn State-Texas A&M Alamo Bowl Dec. 29 will most likely be seen very differently by the teams' alumni and students. Students of these schools will look at their respective seasons as par for the course. Meanwhile, many alumni will be sitting in the stands in San Antonio asking themselves "Didn't we used to play our meaningless bowl games on New Years Day?" Wade Phillips: 'We needed to lose a game' Monday, Dec. 17, 2007 Romo needed to cool off in front of new girlfriend Jessica Simpson Cowboys coach Wade Phillips was trying to put a good spin on the Cowboys' 10-6 loss to the Eagles Sunday, saying the loss helped bring his budding superstar QB back down to earth. Locals react to Rangers signing of Milton Bradley Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2007 Those close to team try to find silver lining When the Rangers signed journeyman outfielder and frequent clubhouse cancer Milton Bradley, everyone from fans to players to the front office are trying their hardest to find a silver lining. Mizzou falls from grace, lands at 10 a.m. bowl game in North Texas Monday, Dec. 3, 2007 Boosters not sure they want to travel to North Texas Missouri found out being in a BCS conference is tough. After losing to Oklahoma in the Big 12 Championship game, the 11-2 Tigers found themselves ordered to Dallas to play in the AT&T Cotton Bowl 10:40 a.m. on New Year's Day against Arkansas. Cowboys top Packers, but even great performances can't save terrible broadcast Friday, Nov. 30, 2007 Cable companies glad they didn't televise 'train wreck' with Gumble, Collinsworth, Prime Time and Mariucci Cowboys wide receiver Terrell Owens thanked God during an interview on NFL Network following the his team’s 37-27 win over the Packers Thursday night in one of the most exciting games of the year. Even T.O.'s 156-yard, one TD performance wasn't enough to overcome possibly the worst telecast in NFL history since NBC's silent broadcast between the New York Jets and the Miami Dolphins Dec. 20, 1980. John Madden spotted at Green Bay-Dallas game Friday, Nov. 30, 2007 Famed NBC color commentator John Madden was prevented from entering Texas Stadium prior to Thursday's Green Bay Packers-Dallas Cowboys game due to the game's previous broadcast commitment with the NFL Network. Romo takes heat for Clarkson's bad Thanksgiving performance Friday, Nov. 23, 2007 Cowboys QB rattled 'American Idol' star by hitting on her prior to taking stage Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo wasn't finished throwing passes Thursday just because it was halftime of the Cowboys' Thanksgiving Day 34-3 thrashing over the New York Jets. He just switched receivers. Rangers McCarthy wins inaugural Oil Can Boyd Award Tuesday, Nov. 20, 2007 Two other Rangers in top 3 voting Major League Baseball announced today that Rangers pitcher Brandon McCarthy is the winner of the league's inaugural Oil Can Boyd Award, awarded to the worst regularly appearing pitcher in the American League. Named for former journeyman pitcher Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd, MLB felt it was necessary to reward horrendous pitching the way the Cy Young awards superior pitching. Modano stripped of U.S. citizenship Tuesday, Nov. 20, 2007 INS determines star too good for U.S., sends him to Canada There's no question Stars center Mike Modano has been an elite player during his 18-year NHL career and according to the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service, he's been just a little too good. Hicks eyes Bonds to add to Rangers' spotted past Friday, Nov. 16, 2007 Slugger will fit right in with franchise that's had Sosa, Palmeiro, Canseco and Caminiti Rangers owner Tom Hicks announced plans today to sign troubled free agent Barry Bonds who would feel at home in the organization given its spotted lineage of sluggers that includes Rafael Palmeiro, Sammy Sosa and Jose Canseco.New Cowboys stadium to be named after Jerry Jones Monday, Nov. 12, 2007 Owner forgoes $100 million-plus deal to honor 'Greatest Texas businessman in history' Rather than net more than $100 million by adding the name of a Texas-based company like Dell, Capital One or Exxon-Mobil, to his team's new stadium, Cowboys owner Jones decided to name the stadium after the man he calls the "Greatest Texas businessman in history"--himself. Modano tops U.S. points list, remains 451st all-time Thursday, Nov. 8, 2007 When Mike Modano scored a pair of goals Wednesday night in the Stars 3-1 win over the Sharks he became the NHL's American-born career points leader. Despite this milestone, Modano remains 451st on the NHL's all-time points list. Hicks vows to help Angels pay A-Rod Friday Nov. 9, 2007 Rangers fans celebrating the $21 million their team saved when Alex Rodriguez opted out of his contract with the Yankees might want to keep the cork on the champagne. Earlier today, Rangers owner Tom Hicks displayed his curious business savvy by announcing he'd help the Angels pay A-Rod's salary should they sign the superstar. Cowboys get commissioner's OK to sign two troublemakers Monday, July 21, 2008 During an impromptu press conference, Dallas Cowboys head coach Wade Phillips said the Cowboys have been given the go ahead by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to sign two offensive football players facing, or who have faced, felony charges in order to even out their roster.
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