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NBA players filed an antitrust complaint against the league in Minnesota and plan to file another complaint in California later Tuesday.
The Sacramento Kings may not be playing basketball right now due to the lockout but they are still making some personnel moves.
The NBA players decided Monday to reject the owners latest offer, increasing the odds that the entire 2011-12 season will be lost, but city leaders have said that the lockout has no impact on their plans to build a new downtown Sacramento arena.
Oakland Raiders running back Darren McFadden and wide receiver Jacoby Ford missed practice Monday, leaving both questionable for this weekend's game in Minnesota.
The NBA players rejected the league's latest offer Monday and have begun the process to disband the union.
Justin Smith batted down Eli Manning's pass in the waning seconds of the New York quarterback's comeback try, stopping the Giants for a 27-20 victory Sunday in a matchup of NFC division leaders.
Carson Palmer threw two touchdown passes and Michael Bush ran 30 times for a season-high 157 yards and one touchdown to lead the Oakland Raiders to a 24-17 win over San Diego on Thursday night, the Chargers' fourth straight loss.
Alex Smith and the San Francisco 49ers have been able to sneak by six straight opponents without throwing the ball much or taking chances down field.
Jonathan Sanchez walked through Kauffman Stadium on a blustery fall morning, bundled up in a black coat with a black stocking cap pulled onto his head.
As Commissioner David Stern's deadline passed, the NBA and its players continued negotiating Wednesday in an attempt to end the lockout.
With success comes praise and with failure comes criticism. Such is the nature of life in the NFL, and Oakland Raiders coach Hue Jackson understands that.
If Norv Turner wanted to stir things up in the Raiders-Chargers rivalry, he could sneak over to his neighbor's house in upscale Del Mar and stick a "Go Chargers" sign in the front yard or even paint a lightning bolt on the garage door.