Ray Lewis News
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Golfer Vijay Singh, the winner of the 2000 Masters Tournament, sued the PGA Tour claiming he was publicly humiliated by a suspension for using deer-antler spray before he was cleared of wrongdoing two months later.
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Vijay Singh withdrew from the Wells Fargo Championship, one day after the U.S. PGA Tour cleared the golfer of wrongdoing for using deer-antler spray because the World Anti-Doping Agency said it was no longer outlawed.
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All-Pro linebacker Ray Lewis, who retired from the National Football League after helping the Baltimore Ravens win the Super Bowl last month, is joining Walt Disney Co.’s ESPN network as an NFL analyst.
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Ray Lewis, the Baltimore Ravens’ seven-time National Football League All-Pro linebacker, announced that he will retire at the end of the postseason.
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Nine-time Pro Bowl safety Ed Reed signed a free-agent contract with the Houston Texans, the latest key player to leave the Baltimore Ravens since they won the Super Bowl last month.
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Joe Flacco started the season saying he was the best quarterback in the National Football League. He ended it as the most valuable player in the Super Bowl, staving off a comeback by the San Francisco 49ers that began after a power failure at the Superdome delayed the game.
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Greg Cosell, a senior producer at NFL Films Inc. and a nephew of the late sportscaster Howard Cosell, said in an interview on Bloomberg Television’s “Political Capital With Al Hunt,” airing this weekend before Sunday night’s Super Bowl in New Orleans, that he expects the Baltimore Ravens to defeat the San Francisco 49ers in a defense-minded football championship game.
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As you may know, the latest sports doping “scandal” involves a banned performance-enhancing drug derived from -- I am not making this up -- deer antlers.
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Ray Lewis’s 17-year National Football League career may be in jeopardy because of a season- ending arm injury, while his Baltimore Ravens teammate Lardarius Webb will miss the rest of the campaign with a damaged knee.
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Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis told his teammates he’ll retire after the postseason.
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