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Father William Graf from St. John Fisher College on the Conclave
Lt. Jason Helfer, Greece PD Information Officer, on the suspicious car that seems to be stalking children
Syracuse Post-Standard Sports Reporter Mike Waters on the Orange and the Big East Tourney
Brent Axe, Sports Reporter for the Syracuse Post-Standard
No Pope Picked Yet In Latest Voting
Monroe County Lawmakers Go On Record About Gun Legislation
Cuomo Not Opposed To Mixed Martial Arts
NFL:
RYAN FITZPATRICK RELEASED BY THE BILLS......a day before Fitzpatrick was due a $3 million bonus. General manager Buddy Nix said the team kept ``every possible option open,'' before reaching the decision...
He received $21 million
He went 20-33 as a starter over four seasons in Buffalo. And Fitzpatrick was in the midst of a six-year, $59 million contract extension signed in October 2011.. The Bills have re-signed third-string quarterback Tarvaris Jackson, and have already indicated they plan to select a quarterback in the draft next month.
Tennessee Titans have agreed to terms with Buffalo guard Andy Levitre ..for six years, $46.8 million.
Free agent tight end Martellus Bennett says he is headed to the Chicago Bears and leaving the New York Giants.
cornerback Aaron Ross and halfback Ryan Torain have agreed to contracts with the New York Giants
The New York Jets have restructured the contract of injured wide receiver Santonio Holmes, creating additional salary cap room.
Paul Kruger is leaving the Baltimore Ravens for the Cleveland Browns. Kruger signing a 5-year deal after leading the Ravens with 13 { sacks last season.
Dannell Ellerbe has accepted a five-year, $35 million contract with the Miami Dolphins, according to a person with knowledge of the package. The four-year veteran established career highs with 89 tackles, 66 solo tackles and 4 { sacks for the Ravens.
The Dolphins are also getting a wide receiver. A person with knowledge of the agreement says Miami has worked out a multiyear contract with Mike Wallace, who caught 32 touchdown passes in four years with Pittsburgh. Miami wideouts accounted for just three TDs last season.
Tony Gonzalez informs Falcons he will return in 2013
Eagles release Nnamdi Asomugha
NHL:
Marcus Foligno scored twice and backup goalie Jhonas Enroth made 18 of his 32 saves in the third period of the Buffalo Sabres' 3-1 win over the New York Rangers on Tuesday night.
Enroth, who started because Ryan Miller was sidelined because of a sinus infection, earned his first victory since a 5-1 win over Washington on Nov. 26, 2011. He was 0-9-3 in 16 appearances since then
Thomas Vanek also scored for Buffalo (10-14-3), which returned home after going 0-2-2 on a season-high, four-game road trip.
AHL:
THE AMERKS HOST BINGHAMTON AT 7:05
BIG EAST TOURNAMENT:
Fuquan Edwin scored 17 points, including the final six in regulation, and Seton Hall rallied past South Florida 46-42 in overtime Tuesday night in the unsightly opener of a last-of-its-kind Big East tournament...SETON HALL TAKES ON SYRACUSE THIS AFTERNOON...AT 2:00
Rutgers DOWNED DePaul 76-57 on Tuesday night in the first round of the Big East tournament.....Rutgers will face sixth-seeded and No. 24 Notre Dame (23-8) in the late game Wednesday night
C.J. Garner scored a career-high 31 points and LIU Brooklyn punched its ticket for the NCAA tournament with a 91-70 win over Mount St. Mary's on Tuesday night in the finals of the Northeast Conference tournament.
Valparaiso is the Horizon League champion after closing on an 18-4 run to beat Wright State 62-54. Erik Buggs scored a career-high 22 points and Will Bogan added 14 as the Crusaders earned their first NCAA tournament berth in nine years.
Nate Wolters scored 27 points and South Dakota State won the Summit League tourney by downing North Dakota State 73-67. Wolters also had five rebounds and six assists to help the Jackrabbits win the tournament for the second straight year.
men’s basketball coach Mitch Buonaguro <albany/search/results?q=Mitch Buonaguro> is out of a job after three losing seasons at the Division 1 college in Loudonville, NY, the school said today.
A national search is underway to find a new coach for the Saints, who compiled a 35-59 record under Buonaguro.
Buonaguro had served as an assistant under former coach Fran McCaffery <albany/search/results?q=Fran McCaffery>, who led the team to the most successful run in school history from 2005 to 2010.
Buonaguro took over after McCaffery left to coach the University of Iowa.
"I’d like to thank Mitch for his dedication and commitment to Siena basketball the last eight years," Director of Athletics John D’Argenio <albany/search/results?q=John D’Argenio> said. "This change isn’t being made for lack of effort. Basketball is important in the strategic direction of Siena. We have high expectations and aspirations for this program."
Siena finished seventh in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference this season.
It’s been a frustrating three years for Saints fans and business supporters, who had watched the team compete in three consecutive NCAA Tournaments from 2008 to 2010. The Business Review profiled Buonaguro as part of the 10 ToughestMeanwhile, across town, the University at Albany plays Vermont on March 16 in the title game of the America East conference.
NBA:
The Heat picked up their 19th straight win as Dwyane (dwayn) Wade scored 23 points in a wire-to-wire victory over Atlanta 98-81. LeBron James chipped in 15 points, one more than Chris Bosh and Mario Chalmers.
In Orlando, DWIGHT Howard scored a season-high 39 points and had 16 rebounds in his return, leading the Los Angeles Lakers to a 106-97 win over the Magic. Howard was booed throughout the evening and tied his own NBA record by attempting 39 free-throws, making 25.
Brook Lopez scored 26 points and had a big dunk over twin brother Robin, Deron Williams added 21 points and 13 assists, and the Brooklyn Nets beat the New Orleans Hornets 108-98 on Tuesday night.
WBC:
GIO Gonzalez pitched five scoreless innings and the Americans beat Puerto Rico 7-1 in the World Baseball Classic on Tuesday night.
DAVID Wright drove in five runs, the last three with a bases-loaded double in the eighth
