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Mega-lawsuit says NFL hid brain injury links

Scores of lawsuits involving thousands of former players touched by concussions and brain injuries have been consolidated into one master complaint, setting up a massive and potentially costly case for the NFL.

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MLB's Lasorda has 'mild' heart attack

MLB's Lasorda has 'mild' heart attack

Hall of Fame manager Tom Lasorda was hospitalized in stable condition Tuesday, a day after having a "mild" heart attack while representing the Los Angeles Dodgers at the Major League Baseball draft.

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NYT's investigation chronicles Boogaard's struggle with prescription drugs

NYT's investigation chronicles Boogaard's struggle with prescription drugs

An article in Monday's New York Times sheds new light on the story of former Wild player Derek Boogaard and his struggle with prescription drugs. Documents obtained by the Times show Boogaard received more than 100 prescriptions for thousands of pills, many from team doctors.

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