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Washington, DC mayor Anthony A. Williams announces that Washington, DC will be the new home of the Montreal Expos. 
Fans crowd the outfield at Olympic Stadium before the Montreal Expos' final home game last night, against Florida. 
Baseball commissioner Bud Selig gave his personal assurance Wednesday that the Milwaukee Brewers will not be moved to another city by prospective new owner Mark L. Attanasio. Selig said a 30-year lease with Miller Park ensured that the team would remain 
Everything must go: Souvenir dolls of the Expos mascot Youppi! await purchase this week during Montreal's final homestand. 
Rafael Palmeiro follows the flight of his fourth-inning homer, which landed on Eutaw Street. Palmeiro hit two homers yesterday, has nine in September and 23 for the season. 
Navy Coach Paul Johnson, quarterback Aaron Polanco are off to a 4-0 start using the triple-option spread offense. September 29, 2004« August 2004 | Main | October 2004 »
QB Mark Brunell of the Washington Redskins looks down the sidelines during play against the Dallas Cowboys at FedEx Field on Monday. 
Purdue's Kyle Orton, shown Sept. 5 against Syracuse, has 13 TD passes this season. 
Coming off a 3-9 season, Penn State coach Joe Paterno hoped for a turnaround in 2004, but the Nittany Lions are only 2-2 going into Saturday's game against the Gophers, whom they haven't beaten since 1998. 
Sonics guard Ray Allen is beginning the final year of a contract that will pay him $14.6 million. 
Anaheim's Vladimir Guerrero follows through on his second home run of the night, a three-run shot, off of Texas pitcher John Wasdin in the sixth inning. Guerrero was 4 for 5 and drove in five runs. 
Los Angeles Dodgers Steve Finley watches his game-winning single against the Colorado Rockies during the ninth inning in Los Angeles, on Tuesday, Sept 28, 2004. The Dodgers won 5-4. 
Ichiro doubles in the first inning Tuesday night in Oakland. He had two hits to reach 254 in the Mariners 7-2 win. 
Bob Melvin believes he should be back but understands that he might not be. September 28, 2004« August 2004 | Main | October 2004 »
Dallas Cowboys receiver Terry Glenn (83) and Dan Campbell celebrate Glenn's trick-play touchdown in the fourth quarter. 
Dallas Cowboys head coach Bill Parcells yells out a play from the sideline in the second quarter. 
Washington Redskins coach Joe Gibbs shares a laugh with quarterback Mark Brunell before the start of a game against the Dallas Cowboys 
Pitcher Randy Johnson of the Arizona Diamondbacks works against the Milwaukee Brewers at Bank One Ballpark in Phoenix. 
Anaheim Angels' Vladimir Guerrero connects for a solo home run against the Texas Rangers in Arlington, Texas. The Angels won, 5-3. 
Boston's Manny Ramirez, right, gets doused with soap and champagne by David Ortiz, center, and Kevin Millar, left, after clinching victory. 
The Milwaukee Brewers' current ownership group put the team up for sale last January. September 27, 2004« August 2004 | Main | October 2004 »
Indianapolis quarterback Peyton Manning, left, meets with Green Bay quarterback Brett Favre after the Colts' 45-31 win in Indianapolis. 
Eagles receiver Terrell Owens beats Lions cornerback Fernando Bryant on a 29-yard touchdown reception. 
Jacksonville tight end George Wrightster extends the football into the end zone on a 7-yard pass play in the third quarter of the Jaguars' 15-12 victory. 
Steelers Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger 
Oakland Raiders fan John Gutierrez holds up a 'Chuckie' doll in honor of Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Jon Gruden during the Raiders-Buccaneers game Sunday, Sept. 26, 2004, in Oakland, Calif. Gruden is a former Raiders head coach. 
Miguel Tejada of the Orioles is making a run at the AL MVP 
The Red Sox celebrate pitcher Curt Schilling's 11-4 defeat of the New York Yankees yesterday at Fenway Park in Boston. 
Purdue's Kyle Orton has 13 touchdown passes, no interceptions, prompting Heisman buzz. 
Former Seahawks quarterback Dave Krieg, who was inducted into the Seahawks Ring of Honor yesterday, acknowledges the Qwest Field crowd. September 26, 2004« August 2004 | Main | October 2004 »
USC tailback Reggie Bush celebrates after the top-ranked Trojans rally to beat Stanford 31-28 yesterday in Stanford, Calif. Bush finished with 95 yards rushing, and his 33-yard punt return set up the winning touchdown drive. 
Purdue's Taylor Stubblefield, center, celebrates a touchdown catch with teammates Uche Nwaneri, right, and Kyle Ingraham. Stubblefield, a senior from Davis High in Yakima, had three touchdowns. 
Florida's Ciatrick Fason runs for some of his 210 yards, in the second half. 
Notre Dame's Matt Shelton pulls in a touchdown pass in front of UW's Matt Fountaine in the first quarter. Shelton had two TD catches in the first quarter. 
Washington State fans congratulate quarterback Josh Swogger after the Cougars beat Arizona 20-19 yesterday in Tucscon. Playing on an injured knee, Swogger completed 18 of 37 passes for 282 yards and two fourth-quarter touchdowns to Jason Hill. He did not 
The Giants' Pedro Feliz pumps his fist as he rounds first base after hitting a tiebreaking grand slam — his fourth hit of the day — against the Dodgers yesterday in San Francisco. 
Los Angeles Dodgers' Milton Bradley (21) is chased by San Francisco Giants shortstop Deivi Cruz during a rundown between second and first bases in the eighth inning Saturday, Sept. 25, 2004, in San Francisco. Bradley was tagged out by first baseman J.T. S 
George Sisler of the St. Louis Browns had a record 257 hits in 1920. He set the mark in a 154-game season; Ichiro will have 162 games. 
Miguel Tejada winces after being hit by a pitch. Earlier, Tejada knocked in his AL-leading 139th run September 25, 2004« August 2004 | Main | October 2004 »
Red Sox starter Pedro Martinez reacts after giving up the go-ahead run in the eighth. 
Los Angeles Dodgers' Shawn Green watches his two-run home run off San Francisco Giants pitcher Kirk Rueter in the fourth inning Friday, Sept. 24, 2004, in San Francisco. 
Johan Santana broke the Twins' single-season strikeout record on Friday night. 
Linebacker Antonio Pierce interprets signs from assistant head coach Gregg Williams on what defensive alignments to use and relays them. 
Penn State coach Joe Paterno has defended QB Zack Mills. 
Huskies coach Keith Gilbertson says beating Notre Dame "could turn anybody's season around at any time of the year." Washington is trying to avoid an 0-3 start. 
Cover of the NY Daily News on September 25th, 2004 after the Yankees beat Pedro Martinez and the Boston Red Sox. September 24, 2004« August 2004 | Main | October 2004 »
Los Angeles Dodgers' Steve Finley breaks an 0-for-22 streak with a run-producing double in the third inning against the San Diego Padres, Thursday, Sept. 23, 2004, in San Diego. 
Ichiro begins his sprint toward first base after slapping another single against Anaheim this week. "His technique is so good he uses dropping the bat as part of his takeoff," says Mariners teammate Randy Winn. September 23, 2004« August 2004 | Main | October 2004 »
Chiefs tight end Tony Gonzalez, catching a pass last season, says by game day, he's fine. 
Despite an interception against the Bears, Darren Sharper (left) was disappointed in his overall performance. 
Los Angeles Dodgers starter Brad Penny, making his first appearance since Aug. 8, works in the first inning against the San Diego Padres Wednesday, Sept. 22, 2004, in San Diego. 
St. Louis Cardinals' Albert Pujols breaks his bat over his knee after flying out against the Milwaukee Brewers. St. Louis lost, 6-4. 
David Ortiz of the Boston Red Sox watches the flight of his two-run homer against the Baltimore Orioles. The Red Sox won, 7-6. 
Alex Rodriguez and the Yankees stumbled against Toronto last night. 
This view of Miller Park, looking toward downtown Milwaukee, was taken Tuesday from WTMJ's Chopper 4. The stadium district and Mitsubishi are waging a legal fight over the stadium's roof. 
The roof at Miller Park needs to be fixed. September 22, 2004« August 2004 | Main | October 2004 »
Early in this NFL season, Ahman Green's punishing style, his team record-tying 26 career 100-yard games and his unquestionable contribution to the success of the Packers are all susceptible to criticism. Why? . . . Two games, two fumbles. 
Barry Bonds is hugged by his daughter, Aisha, 5. Bonds said his children encouraged him to continue playing. 
Ichiro gets a hit off Anaheim pitcher Aaron Sele during the second inning last night at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, Calif. Ichiro had five hits. 
"This Old Cub," the documentary on Ron Santo his son Jeff directed, will be available in DVD format and sold at Wrigley Field beginning Sept. 28 
Los Angeles Dodgers starter Jeff Weaver pitches in the first inning against the San Diego Padres on Tuesday, Sept. 21, 2004, in San Diego. 
Texas pitcher Ryan Drese won his third consecutive start despite allowing four runs in 5-2/3 innings. 
Anaheim's Vladimir Guerrero grimaces in pain after getting hit on the head by a pitch from Mariners starter Ryan Franklin on Monday. September 21, 2004« August 2004 | Main | October 2004 »
Eagles QB Donovan McNabb celebrates after scrambling 20 yards for a touchdown 
Minnesota Vikings QB Daunte Culpepper (11) is stopped at the 1-yard line on a third down by Philadelphia Eagles safety Brian Dawkins (20) in the second quarter Monday, Sept. 20, 2004, in Philadelphia. The goal line stop led to the Vikings'second field goa 
Lions rookie Roy Williams has been a starter in both games, and he had two scoring catches against Houston 
Minnesota Twins' Torii Hunter, left, celebrates with Michael Cuddyer in the clubhouse after they won their third straight Central Division title with an 8-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox Monday, Sept. 20, 2004, in Chicago. 
Anaheim Angels Vladimir Guerrero grimaces in pain after getting hit on the head by Seattle Mariners pitcher Ryan Franklin during the first inning at Anaheim Stadium Monday, Sept. 20, 2004. 
Ichiro shatters his bat as he grounds out against the Anaheim Angels during the first inning last night. Ichiro went 2 for 4 to increase his hits total to 238. He is on pace to match George Sisler's 1920 record of 257 hits. 
Vladimir Guerrero is checked by a team doctor after being hit by a pitch from Ryan Franklin in the first inning. 
Negro Leagues star Buck O'Neil, center, has played against Babe Ruth. He says Barry Bonds is a better all-around player than Ruth. 
A Minnesota Twins fan holds a sign after the Twins beat the White Sox 8-2 Monday night in Chicago. September 20, 2004« August 2004 | Main | October 2004 »
Oakland Raiders quarterback Rich Gannon passes against the Buffalo Bills in the fourth quarter, Sunday, Sept. 19, 2004 in Oakland, Calif. Gannon was 17-for-27 for 209 yards and threw one touchdown pass. The Raiders defeated the Bills 13-10. 
Baltimore Ravens cornerback Chris McAlister was practically flying on his way to the end zone, scoring on a 51-yard interception return late in the fourth quarter. 
Ben Roethlisberger celebrates after throwing his first NFL touchdown pass. 
Vikings receiver Randy Moss has 41 receptions for 872 yards (21.2-yard average) and 10 touchdowns in only eight appearances on “Monday Night Football.” 
Steelers starting QB Tommy Maddox is expected to miss the next game -- and possibly several more -- following his injury in yesterday's loss to the Ravens. 
A giant banner featuring Pat Tillman's number is unfurled in the stands during halftime of the New England-Arizona game. 
Ichiro spins out of the batter’s box after striking out to end the game against Oakland. Ichiro was 0 for 4, his fifth hitless effort in his past 10 games. 
Derek Jeter hits a solo home run against the Red Sox in the Yankees' 11-1 win on Sunday. 
Arizona State quarterback Andrew Walter enjoys his 428-yard, 5-touchdown outing against Iowa. 
best photojournalism: Zack Mills became Penn State's all-time leading passer and even caught a pass Saturday against Central Florida, but he committed six turnovers. 
Bernard Hopkins holds his belts after defeating Oscar De La Hoya by knockout in their unification middleweight bout Saturday night in Las Vegas. 
Ex-con Bernard Hopkins, 39, has successfully defended IBF, WBA and WBC middleweight titles. "I'm like a dinosaur," he said. 
Twins pitching coach Rick Anderson congratulates Johan Santana after he pitched in the 8th inning today against Baltimore. 
Detroit's Bobby Higginson reaches the last year of his contract next season, but he still won't be easy to trade. September 19, 2004« August 2004 | Main | October 2004 »
Tennessee celebrates its improbable victory over Florida after James Wilhoit's 50-yard field goal with six seconds remaining. 
UCLA running back Maurice Drew breaks loose for a 58-yard touchdown, his third of five against Washington on Saturday at Husky Stadium. 
Oklahoma's Adrian Peterson, a true freshman, tries to pull away from Oregon defensive end Darius Sanders. 
West Virginia's Chris Henry, right, and Miquelle Henderson celebrate. 
Ohio State gangs up on Darrell Blackman of North Carolina State in yesterday's game in Raleigh, N.C. 
San Francisco Giants' Barry Bonds stands in left field during the first inning against the San Diego Padres, Saturday, Sept. 18, 2004, in San Francisco. 
Terrell Owens scored three touchdowns against the Baltimore Ravens in his debut with the Philadelphia Eagles after a controversy-filled stay with the San Francisco 49ers. 
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb escapes New York Giants end Michael Strahan to complete a pass in the second quarter of the Sunday, Sept. 12, game in Philadelphia. 
Gophers running back Marion Barber III picks up extra yards during the second half by running past Colorado State defender Adam Lancisero. 
Arizona's Chris Henry (27) is stopped in his tracks by Wisconsin's Dontez Sanders during the second quarter. Defense prevailed in a game that featured a downpour of rain. 
Cougars receiver Jason Hill catches a 10-yard touchdown pass from Josh Swogger in the first quarter while Idaho's Eric McMillan tries to defend. Hill had two other TD receptions in the game, one of 19 yards another of 76 yards. 
North Carolina State head coach Chuch Amato disputes a call during the second half against Ohio State, Saturday, Sept 18, 2004, at Carter Finley Stadium in Raleigh, N.C. Ohio State won 22-14. 
Dolphins' Lamar Gordon gets tackled by Rich Gardner of the Tennessee Titans during the second half of the game won by the Titans 17-7 on September 11, 2004 at Pro Player Stadium. 
New York's Alex Rodriguez is congratulated by Miguel Cairo (41) after hitting a three-run home run as Boston's Jason Varitek looks on. 
Twins pitcher Brad Radke scratches his head after giving up a one-run double to Baltimore Orioles' Miguel Tejada during the third inning Saturday. 
Barry Bonds hits his 700th home run against the San Diego Padres in the third inning Friday night in San Francisco. 
Miguel Tejada is backed by teammates Melvin Mora, right, and David Newhan after three-run homer. 
Maryland football coach Ralph Friedgen does a commercial for Under Armour athletic apparel company. September 17, 2004« August 2004 | Main | October 2004 »
USC's Norm Chow, right, is known for his ability to groom quarterbacks such as the Trojans' Matt Leinart. 
After only two years, Dan Orlovsky '05 ranks in the top five of most UConn career passing categories. 
Anthony McFarland was given his nickname by his mother when he was just 2 years old. 
Yankees pitcher Orlando Hernandez, who goes today, is 8-0 this season with a 2.49 earned-run average. September 16, 2004« August 2004 | Main | October 2004 »
San Francisco's Barry Bonds tosses his bat after walking during the sixth inning against Milwaukee last night. J.T. Snow followed with a three-run homer. 
Jennifer Bueno, right, and her husband, Craig, say they did nothing wrong during the fracas at Monday's A's-Rangers game. 
Purdue's Kyle Orton is an early season favorite for the Heisman Trophy. 
Kennan McCardell is still holding out in Tampa Bay 
Jason Kidd could be heading to the Timberwolves? 
Vince Carter wants out of Toronto. September 15, 2004« August 2004 | Main | October 2004 »
By missing the Packers' game against Carolina, Mike McKenzie forfeited a paycheck worth $161,765. 
Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Jose Lima, left, celebrates his win with closer Eric Gagne who got the save in their 6-3 win over the San Diego Padres in Los Angeles, on Tuesday, Sept 14, 2004. 
Barry Bonds didn't hit his 700th career home run Tuesday, but he did throw out the potential tying run at the plate in the sixth inning, helping the Giants hang on for a 3-2 win over the Brewers that kept them atop the NL wild-card standings. 
In this image from television, an injured woman is shown after being hit in the face with a chair during the Rangers-A's game on Monday night. 
Frank Francisco was charged with battery after hurling a ballboy's plastic chair into the crowd of Oakland Athletics fans Monday night. 
Florida quarterback Chris Leak September 14, 2004« August 2004 | Main | October 2004 »
If the crowd at Miller Park seems tilted a bit to one side tonight, don't be alarmed. Everybody's trying to get a seat in the right-field bleachers. With Barry Bonds only one home run shy of 700 for his career, fans scrambled for a chance at grabbing a pi 
San Diego Padres starting pitcher David Wells throws to the Los Angeles Dodgers in the first inning in Los Angeles, Monday, Sept. 13, 2004. 
Green Bay Packers' Ahman Green (30) is tackled by Carolina Panthers' Dan Morgan (55) after a short gain in the first quarter in Charlotte, N.C., Monday Sept. 13, 2004. 
Tom Coughlin, a noted disciplinarian as head coach of the Jaguars, reportedly fined Giants players for arriving "early" to a team meeting. |