Players suspended in 2005 for violating major league baseball's drug program:
• April 3 — OF Alex Sanchez, Tampa Bay
• April 11 — OF Jorge Piedra, Colorado
• April 20 — RHP Agustin Montero, Texas
• April 26 — OF Jamal Strong, Seattle
• May 2 — RHP Juan Rincon, Minnesota
• July 8 — RHP Rafael Betancourt, Cleveland
• Aug. 1 — 1B Rafael Palmeiro, Baltimore
Real Salt Lake
As elated as the 19,341 fans at Rio Tinto Stadium were when Nat Borchers scored the game winner in the 93rd minute on Saturday night, no one was happier than Kyle Reynish.
Colleges should get aid
The cost of college football is too much for the colleges and the NFL has an abundance of cash. It only makes sense for the NFL to help play for college football.
John Beck
John Beck has become a nomad quarterback in the NFL with his latest stop being the Houston Texans.
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