| Sports Morning Headlines - Sunday, 1/8/12 |
| Written by MVPTexas Morning Sports Report |
| Sunday, 08 January 2012 00:14 |
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Spurs notebook: Ginobili’s hand injury sped up Neal’s return - Had things gone according to the Spurs’ plan, Gary Neal would have played Thursday night for the Austin Toros against the Maine Red Claws in an NBA Development League game at Cedar Park Center, just northwest of Austin.  READ MORE After Oklahoma City clinic, Thunder everything the Rockets are not - When discussing the teams most likely to make the best of this weird, rushed season, the Oklahoma City Thunder jumped to the front of every conversation. They are young enough for the grind in a season filled with back-to-backs, but also experienced. They have played and won together, with not even one rotation change since the postseason run. And the entire coaching staff is back, doing what they have done to build a contender.  READ MORE Thunder 109, Rockets 94: Thunder keep defenseless Rockets winless on road - When the Clippers whipped the Rockets, the Rockets could at least cling to the hope that if they had actually tried a little defense it might have been different.  READ MORE Kidd out for three games - Jason Kidd will miss three games with an injured lower back. The Dallas Mavericks point guard will miss tonight’s game against New Orleans and road games Tuesday and Wednesday in Detroit and Boston, respectively.  READ MORE Mavs can't afford to fall behind - One thing the Dallas Mavericks can ill afford to do is fall behind early in games. That’s what happened to the Mavs last Thursday in San Antonio, and they didn’t handle it very well.  READ MORE  Â
Darvish begins workouts in Japan - Righthander Yu Darvish, back in Japan after a visit with the Texas Rangers, began his off-season training in earnest on Friday.  READ MORE  Â
Texans overcome playoff jitters vs. Bengals - At 3:36 p.m. at Reliant Stadium on Saturday, Arian Foster was handed the ball in his first playoff game. He was living his dream. "It's a beautiful feeling," Foster said. "It's hard to describe. You feel like you were meant for it." And then he fumbled. The ball popped out of Foster's hands on the first play from scrimmage. It popped forward, though, right back into his path, going down as a simple five-yard gain. Nightmare averted.  READ MORE Former Cowboys coach Parcells, defensive end Haley among Hall finalists - Bill Parcells moved one step closer to Canton on Saturday when the Pro Football Hall of Fame released a list of 15 modern-era finalists for enshrinement that included the Super Bowl-winning coach. Former Cowboys defensive end Charles Haley, wide receivers Tim Brown, Cris Carter and Andre Reed, running backs Jerome Bettis and Curtis Martin and former Kansas City Chiefs guard Will Shields also made the cut when the 26 semifinalists were pared down through a mail ballot. The final list of candidates also includes two senior nominees: former Steelers defensive back Jack Butler and former Lions guard Dick Stanfel.  READ MORE Could Rob Ryan Replace Jets DC Mike Pettine: A Fan’s Opinion - It could happen. The Dallas Cowboys failed to make the playoffs and it is no secret that many are unhappy with Rob Ryan. That alone would not make a case for Rob to head to the New York Jets. However, there is speculation that the Jets' defensive coordinator, Mike Pettine, may head to the Miami Dolphins to fill the now vacant head coaching position.  READ MORE Â
Mike Ribeiro toughs it out again - Stars center Mike Ribeiro is making a habit of shaking off injuries and turning in strong performances. Thursday in Nashville, Ribeiro, who scored two goals earlier in the game, took a puck in the face, lost some teeth, but returned to help the Stars close out a 4-1 victory over the Predators.  READ MORE
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