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WBB-FCS: Tenn-Chattanooga Mocs (8-7) at East Tennessee State Buccaneers (13-3)

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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. – The Southern Conference portion of the women’s basketball season starts this week with much intrigue, as ETSU women’s basketball hosts its most classic rival – Chattanooga – inside Brooks Gym on Thursday, Jan. 5 at 7 p.m.

The Bucs and Mocs will meet for the 92nd time on Thursday — the most frequent rivalry in ETSU’s history.

ABOUT THE BUCS

  • ETSU enters with a 13-3 overall record — the best non-conference finish in the program’s modern era.
  • The Southern Conference began sponsoring a women’s basketball championship in 1983-84. In that first season, ETSU had 11 non-conference wins, which marked the school record for non-conference wins for 39 years. ETSU broke that this season with 13.
  • Last time out, the Bucs defeated Converse College in a New Year’s Eve special inside Brooks Gym with an 82-35 victory. The 47-point win margin marked the second-largest win of the season.
  • ETSU is ranked in the College insider Women’s Mid-Major Top-25 Poll for the second straight week, moving up two spots to No. 20 yesterday. Two weeks ago, the Bucs began receiving votes before sliding into the No. 22 spot last Tuesday.
  • Prior to this season, ETSU’s last ranking in the College Insider Women’s Mid-Major Top-25 came in 2010 at No. 16. The team started 2-0 that season, including a win over Chattanooga.
  • As of this week, the Bucs are nationally-ranked in multiple categories among NCAA Division I teams, including the 10th ranked scoring defense in the country with 52.9 points allowed per game.
  • ETSU is also ranked in the national Top 50 in offensive rebounding (10th – 16.1 per game), rebounding margin (21st – +10.0), rebounds per game (29th – 42.8), field goal percentage defense (33rd – 35.5 percent) and winning percentage (43rd – 81.2 percent).
  • The Bucs lead the SoCon in overall wins, scoring defense, scoring margin, defensive field goal percentage and rebounding margin. ETSU is also the only SoCon team to win at least one neutral site game this season, winning three.
  • ETSU has lost three games this season. After all three losses, the Bucs went on to enjoy three separate streaks involving four or more wins. The most recent loss to Bowling Green brought about a five-game win streak with wins over Charleston Southern, UNC Asheville, Longwood, Mount St. Mary’s and Converse College.
  • A win tomorrow would tie the longest win streak since flipping the calendar in 2017-18 with six straight wins. That streak started Dec. 29, 2017 with a win over North Greenville and ended with five straight conference wins to start the 2018 portion of the season.
  • ETSU also ranks 19th nationally in offensive rebounding at 15.9 boards per game.
  • Graduate guard Jiselle Thomas (Norwalk, Ohio) leads the Bucs with 14.2 points per game. She scored her 1,000th career point in the season opener against No. 1 South Carolina and ranks among the top six scorers in the SoCon this season.
  • Sophomore guard Nevaeh Brown (Charlotte, N.C.) is averaging 10.3 PPG and has started the last four games. She led the team off the bench in her first 11 games.
  • ETSU’s two-headed monster on the boards has been true freshman Journee McDaniel (New Bern, N.C.) and graduate Jayla Ruffus-Milner (North Hills, Calif.). McDaniel and Ruffus-Milner are ranked among the top seven in rebounding with over seven rebounds per contest, with Ruffus-Milner leading in fourth at 7.4 RPG.
  • Ruffus-Milner scored her 400th career point against Bowling Green and grabbed her 400th career rebound against UNC Asheville. She also achieved her first double-double of the season against Mount St. Mary’s with 11 points and 11 rebounds.
  • The Blue and Gold are led by first year Coach Brenda Mock Brown, who took over in August. Notorious for her turnaround at UNC Asheville, Coach Mock has already doubled last year’s win total for ETSU with a full conference schedule still to play.
  • ETSU has a 6-1 record at home this season and is 3-0 in Thursday games.
  • The Bucs finished the month of December with a 7-1 record.
  • In all 13 wins, ETSU has led at halftime and has won the rebounding battle. ETSU has also held opponents to under 60 points and under 40 percent shooting in 12 of the 13 wins.
  • This season, ETSU will seek its first winning campaign and postseason appearance since 2018, where the team finished 20-13 overall, 11-3 in the SoCon and with an appearance in the Women’s National Invitational Tournament (WNIT). ETSU has made three NCAA tournament appearances all-time (2008, 2009, 2010) and four WNIT appearances (1995, 2006, 2014, 2018).

ABOUT THE MOCS

  • Chattanooga enters conference play with an 8-7 overall record.
  • ETSU and Chattanooga are the only two teams in the SoCon to allow below 62.0 PPG.
  • Chattanooga is just three points per game behind ETSU offensively at 58.4 PPG.
  • Much like ETSU, Chattanooga has leaned on strong defensive play all season. Both teams have ranked atop the SoCon in points allowed per game virtually all season and currently rank in the top 15 nationally. Chattanooga has the 14th ranked defense with 53.7 PPG allowed.
  • Chattanooga leads the league in rebounding defense, allowing just 30.7 RPG, while ranking second in free throw percentage (76.6 percent) and third in scoring margin (+4.7).
  • The Mocs have dropped their last two games with losses to Marshall (60-56) and Jacksonville State (59-51) to close non-conference play.
  • Jacksonville State is one of two common opponents between the Mocs and Bucs. The other is UNC Asheville, which both teams beat by a 12-point margin. ETSU defeated Jacksonville State in a 55-54 thriller in Johnson City.
  • Chattanooga has a 4-2 record at home and a 4-5 record in road games. Two of the last three wins have come on the road with victories at North Alabama and Ohio.
  • The Mocs are led in scoring by senior guard Yazz Wazeerud-Din with 15.8 PPG — ranking fourth in the SoCon.
  • Freshman forward Raven Thompson has wasted no time impacting the Mocs from the post, ranking ninth in the league in scoring at 13.3 PPG while ranking third in rebounding at 7.9 RPG. She also ranks third in field goal percentage at 54.5 percent from the floor (66-121).
  • Both Wazeerud-Din and Thompson are among the league’s Top 10 in free throw shooting at roughly 78 percent each.
  • Senior forward Abbey Cornelius is one of two SoCon players to enter league play with over a block per game at 1.2 with 18 blocked shots in 15 games. Cornelius was Chattanooga’s lone preseason all-conference selection this year.
  • The Mocs are led by first year head coach Shawn Poppie, who came to Chattanooga after six seasons as an assistant at Virginia Tech and three years prior to that as an assistant at Furman. Poppie played collegiately at Limestone and graduated in 2007.

SERIES HISTORY

  • Chattanooga owns a 66-25 advantage in the all-time series through 91 meetings.
  • Since 1979, the in-state foes have met at least once every year except 2006 and 2014.
  • ETSU has won four of the last 10 meetings — dating back to 2018.
  • The two rivals split last year’s meetings with the road team winning each time.
  • The last meeting happened in Chattanooga, as ETSU pulled out a 65-62 victory inside McKenzie Arena in front of over 1,100 fans on Feb. 12, 2022.
  • Four current Bucs started in that 2022 win with sophomores Courtney Moore (Gainesville, Fla.) and Jakhyia Davis (Knoxville, Tenn.) combining for 30 points — 15 apiece. Fellow sophomore Sarah Thompson (Gate City, Va.) added eight points in the win.
  • Of ETSU’s 25 wins in the series, 14 have come at home in Johnson City.

WBB-FCS: Milwaukee Panthers (5-7) at Northern Kentucky Norse (8-5)

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MILWAUKEE, Wis. – Milwaukee picked up a pair of home wins to close out 2022 and looks to extend that streak on the road this week. The Panthers open a four-game road stretch with a trip to Northern Kentucky on Thursday at 6:00 pm CT. The game can be viewed on ESPN+ and will also have live stats and live audio with Matt Menzl on the call. All links are available on MKEPanthers.com.
 
SCOUTING THE NORSE
After splitting last weekend with a win over Wright State, Northern Kentucky enters this week 2-2 in Horizon League action.
 
The Norse are a dangerous group, however, with one of the Horizon League Player of the Year front-runners in Lindsay Duvall. The graduate student leads the league with 20.0 points per game, ranks second with 10.0 rebounds per contest, and is tied for 12th with 2.3 assists per game. She has scored in double figures all 13 games including back-to-back 25-plus point performances.
 
Additionally, Kailee Davis (13.4 points per game) and Ivy Turner (11.9) are averaging double digits for the team which ranks second in the league with 72.1 points per game.
 
NKU is one of just three Horizon League teams with a positive assist-to-turnover ratio, ranking third at 1.08. The Norse have totaled 192 assists this season with Davis’ 49 pacing the way. That number also leads the league.
 
LAST TIME THEY MET
Milwaukee used a 10-2 run to begin the fourth quarter and cut a double-digit deficit to three, but came up just short in a 61-53 setback on January 23. Megan Walstad finished with 18 points and eight rebounds while Emma Wittmershaus totaled 11 points and six boards.
 
SERIES HISTORY
NKU has had the Panthers number as of late, winning six of the last seven matchups to improve to 9-6 against MKE. The Panthers’ last win over NKU was on November 20, 2021. MKE has also struggled on the road, going 2-5 at NKU.
 
WHATS ON TAP?
The road trip continues on Saturday as Milwaukee faces Wright State in a 12:00 pm matchup.
 
LAST TIME OUT
Milwaukee dominated the paint on Saturday and shut down Oakland in a 65-49 victory at the Klotsche Center. Milwaukee held the Golden Grizzlies to 25.8 percent shooting and owned a 32-12 advantage inside.
 
DEFENSE ON LOCK
Milwaukee’s defense has been solid all season long but last weekend, it was on another level.
 
In the two wins over Detroit Mercy and Oakland, the Panthers allowed just 39.0 points per game on 22.5 percent shooting. The two teams were just 8-for-42 (19.0 percent) from long range.
 
Neither the Titans nor Golden Grizzlies reached 50 points, the first time MKE has held opponents to under 50 in back-to-back games since November 18-20 of last season. In those games, MKE opened league play 2-0 while holding Wright State to 47 points and Northern Kentucky to 49.
 
PICTURE PERFECT
In the Panthers’ win over Oakland, Megan Walstad was flawless, going 5-for-5 from the floor and 4-for-4 from the free throw line for 14 points.
 
It marks the first time a Panther finished perfect from the floor with at least five field goals since Miquela Santoro went 5-for-5 on February 19, 2022.
 
Walstad added a team-high nine rebounds and two assists in the victory.
 
THAT’S WHAT WE NEAD
Kendall Nead reaching double digits is becoming common and is a much-needed offensive spark for the Panthers.
 
The sophomore scored at least 10 points for the third straight game and fifth time in the last six contests.
 
Nead has upped her season averages to career-highs for points (9.4), rebounds, (3.6), and assists (1.5).
 
She’s proved she can score in multiple ways after going 6-for-9 from three-point range last weekend.
 
RECORD-SETTING WIN
Defense was the story in a win over Detroit Mercy on December 29, setting multiple program bests.
 
The Panthers held the Titans to 29 points, the lowest for an opponent in NCAA Division I history surpassing Valparaiso’s 31 from February 25, 2012.
 
Detroit also converted just 17.5 percent of its field goals, the lowest field goal percentage for an opponent since MKE held Youngstown State to 19.4 percent on March 6, 2010.
 
The seven made field goals for Detroit were also an opponent program-low for the Panthers, four fewer than the previous mark.
 
OFFENSE PICKING UP
In addition to stellar defense, the offense has picked it up the last two games, shooting 50 percent from the floor and 40 percent from long range.
 
Milwaukee scored at least 60 points in back-to-back games for the first time this season, resulting in two wins.
 
When reaching at least 60 points, the Panthers are 3-0. The other win was a 76-point outburst against Loyola Chicago.
 
FINDING A WAY INSIDE
Emma Wittmerhaus has been the Panthers’ most consistent presence inside this season, averaging 10.2 points and 5.2 rebounds per game.
 
The redshirt senior led with 15 points against Detroit Mercy and has reached double digits in six of the last seven games and nine of the last 11.
 
The redshirt senior is having a career-year, leading the team in points per game while ranking second in rebounds and field goal percentage (50.0).
 
NEED A ROAD SHOW
Milwaukee has yet to find success on the road, winless in five games. The Panthers have struggled shooting the ball away from the Klotsche Center, with a 35.9 percent field goal percentage and 21.4 three-point percentage in those five games. MKE averages 50.2 points on the road and will need to turn it around to match NKU, who is 7-2 at home.
 
ALL OF THE DOUBLE DIGITS
In the win over Detroit Mercy, Milwaukee had five players reach double figures. Grace Crowley led the way with 13 points while Kendall Nead (12), Anna Lutz (11), Kamy Peppler (10), and Emma Wittmershaus (10) all joined in double digits.
 
It marks the first time Milwaukee had at least five players with at least 10 points since February 8, 2020. That game, Jamie Reit’s 13 points led the way while Bre Cera added 12, McKaela Schmelzer and Sydney Staver each had 11, and Lizzie Odegard finished with 10 in a 65-60 win over Green Bay.
 
Milwaukee improved to 2-0 this year when at least four players reach double figures. The Panthers are 16-4 over the last five years when four or more players reach at least 10 points.
 
MAGIC NUMBER
In college basketball, there is no perfect recipe for a win but for Milwaukee, field goal percentage has been a pretty good baseline.
 
In the last seven seasons, Milwaukee is 87-25 (.775) when hitting at least 40 percent from the field. Bump that field goal percentage to 43 percent and the Panthers are 67-12 (.846).
 
When shooting under 40 percent since 2016-17, Milwaukee is just 25-61 (.294).
 
The Panthers have been held under 40 percent in seven games this year, going 1-6 in those contests.
 
A LITTLE BIT FROM EVERYONE
As it stands right now, the Panthers do not have a single player averaging at least 10 points per game but have five players with 6.0 or more per contest.
 
Emma Wittmershaus leads with 9.7 points per game followed by Kendall Nead at 9.0. Angie Cera is next with 8.7 points per game while   Grace Crowley is adding 6.9 per contest and Megan Walstad is averaging 6.4.
 
The last time Milwaukee did not have at least one player averaging double digits was 2019-20. That year, Brandi Bisping (9.3 ppg) and Lizzie Odegard (9.0 ppg) led the charge for the Panthers.
 
ARE YOU CERA-IOUS?
Angie Cera was on fire in the second half against Eastern Illinois on December 22, finishing with a career-high 21 points. The sophomore finished 7-for-15 from the floor and hit four three-pointers.
 
In the second half alone, Cera went 5-for-10 with three triples for 16 of the Panthers’ 29 points.
 
Cera is putting together a career-year so far with highs in points (8.7), rebounds (2.2), and assists (1.9). She’s already surpassed her previous career-best with 14 three-pointers this year.
 
GO GET IT, GRACE
Grace Crowley has put together an impressive year after playing limited minutes last season.
 
This year, Crowley is averaging 6.7 points and 4.5 rebounds per game. The redshirt sophomore is shooting 58.7 percent from the floor and is 26-for-34 (76.5 percent) from the free throw line. Additionally, Crowley has added 19 assists and 11 steals this season.
 
She’s done all of that off the bench in just 17.1 minutes per game, which is eighth on the team. 
 
PRESEASON HONORS FOR WALSTAD
Megan Walstad was named to the Preseason All-Horizon League First Team following another impressive campaign in 2021-22. Walstad dominated down low, earning her second straight First Team All-League award last season. She led the team and was among the league’s leaders in points per game (14.4), rebounds per game (9.1), field goal percentage (48.8), free throw percentage (88.9), and blocks per game (1.5). Walstad was also named to the All-Defensive Team for the second straight year.
 
Walstad joined a group of just three others in program history to earn All-League First Team honors on more than one occasion in the Panthers’ Division I era and is just the second in MKE history to earn All-Defensive Team distinction multiple times.
 
Additionally, Walstad was one of 25 players to be named to the 2022 Becky Hammon Mid-Major Player of the Year preseason Watch List.
 
MISS BASKETBALL IN THE HOUSE
Kamy Peppler was crowned 2022 Miss Basketball for Wisconsin but it’s not the first time Milwaukee has had a student-athlete with that title arrive on campus.
 
In fact, Megan Walstad earned that title in her home state of Minnesota after leading Eastview High School to a perfect 32-0 record as a senior.
 
Prior to that, just one other player in program history donned the title of Miss Basketball. Meredith Onson (2005-08) was a consensus Wisconsin Player of the year in 2002-03. Onson originally attended Boston University but transfered to Milwaukee for the 2004-05 season.

WBB-FBS: Nevada Wolfpack (4-8) at San Diego State Aztecs (11-3)

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WBB-FBS: Nevada Wolfpack (4-8) at San Diego State Aztecs (11-3)

SAN DIEGO – Nevada women’s basketball begins the 2023 new year on the road at San Diego State on Thursday at 5 p.m. 

Larry Burnett will have the call on 94.1 FM and 1450 AM, with a 20 minute pregame show prior to tipoff. Fans can also listen live online through the Varsity Network. The game will be available to watch on the Mountain West Network and live stats can be accessed through Stat Broadcast.

Nevada is undefeated this season when it holds its opponents to under 60 points. The Pack are coming off holding San Jose State to 47 points on Dec. 29, the lowest point total by a Nevada opponent in a conference opener since the Pack joined a conference in the NCAA Era. 

Lexie Givens, Alyssa Jimenez, Megan Ormiston and Victoria Davis have contributed heavily in multiple categories recently for the Pack. Givens produced back-to-back double-doubles for points and rebounds in the 2022 Nugget Classic on Nov. 25 and 27, earning All-Tournament team honors in the process. She was the first Nevada player since Terae Briggs in 2018 to post a double-double in back-to-back games.

Davis and Jimenez came up with double digit numbers in points and rebounds against Idaho on Dec. 3, becoming the first Nevada duo to collect a double-double in the same game since 2019. Ormiston picked up her first collegiate double-double (26 points, 11 rebounds) on Dec. 11 against Santa Clara, posting career-highs in both categories. Jimenez most recently added her second career double-double on Dec. 29 against San Jose State (14 points, 10 rebounds). 

Nevada has had one fourth of its 2022-23 roster register at least one career 20-point outing. Most recently, graduate student Megan Ormiston has scored over 20 points in two out of her last four outings. She registered a career-high 26 points on Dec. 11 against Santa Clara and dropped 21 points in the Pack’s next game on Dec. 17 against Oregon State. Guards Audrey Roden and Victoria Davis have also captured games with at least 20 points. 
 
SCOUTING SAN DIEGO STATE 
With an 11-3 record and undefeated mark in Mountain West play so far, San Diego State comes into Thursday’s game as one of the best teams in the conference. The Aztecs have won four out of their last five games, defeating their opponents by an average of 11.6 points. 

San Diego State has three players averaging at least 11 points per game, led by Asia Avinger with an 11.9 points per game mark to go with 3.1 rebounds per game. Mercedes Staples leads San Diego State in rebounding with a 4.7 rebounds per game average while Sophia Ramos adds 11.1 points per game to go with 47 assists. 

Guardians invite four to Spring Training

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Guardians invite four to Spring Training

CLEVELAND, OH – The Cleveland Guardians today announced the following transactions:

Signed free agents C CAM GALLAGHER, RHP MICHAEL KELLY, OF ROMAN QUINN and RHP TOUKI TOUSSAINT to Minor League contracts with invitations to Major League Spring Training™ camp.

Gallagher, 30, spent nearly the entirety of his professional career in the Kansas City Royals system since his 2011 second round MLB Draft selection, serving as KC’s primary backup catcher following his August 2017 debut. His Royals tenure concluded at the 2022 trade deadline (Aug. 2) with his acquisition by the San Diego Padres and subsequent waiver claim by Baltimore in September. He was granted free agency in November.

Kelly, 30, made his Major League debut last June with the Philadelphia Phillies in his 11th professional season following his supplemental first round selection (48th overall) by San Diego in the 2011 MLB Draft. He has spent time in the Padres, Orioles and Astros organizations and spent the 2019 season in the independent Atlantic League. Around his 4 outings with the Phillies (2.25) last season, the Boca Raton, FL native appeared in 47 games at Triple-A Lehigh Valley. 

Quinn, 29, has appeared in 222 Major League games with the Philadelphia Phillies and Tampa Bay Rays since debuting with Philadelphia in Sept. 2016. The Port St. Joe, FL native spent 10 seasons in the Phillies organization, 2012-21, before splitting time between four organizations last season (MIA, PHI, KC, TB), appearing in a combined 44 ML games with TB and Philadelphia. He owns a career Minor League OPS of .771 and was an PHI organizational all-star in 2012 and 2014.

Toussaint (TOO-key TOO-sahnt), 26, was Arizona’s first round (16th overall) pick in the June 2014 MLB Draft and was acquired by Atlanta exactly one year after signing (6/20/2015), spending eight seasons (2015-22) in the Braves system, making his Major League debut in August of 2018. The Coral Springs, FL native went on to make 49 appearances (21 GS) with the Braves over the next four seasons (2018-21). He split 2022 between Triple-A Gwinnett (ATL) and the Los Angeles Angels organization following his July 4th acquisition by the Halos. He posted a 4.62 ERA in 8 games/2 starts for LA in August and September. For his ML career, he has struck out 181 batters in 170.1 innings and held batters to a .234 average against.

Phillies acquire Erich Eulmen from Cubs

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Phillies acquire Erich Eulmen from Cubs

The Phillies have acquired right-handed pitcher Erich Uelmen from the Chicago Cubs in exchange for cash considerations, President of Baseball Operations David Dombrowski announced today.

The 26-year-old appeared in 25 games with the Cubs in 2022, finishing eight of them. He posted a 4.67 ERA, including a 2.84 mark in 23 of his 25 appearances during his first major league season. Right-handed hitters batted just .210 against him in 71 plate appearances.

A fourth-round selection by Chicago in the 2017 MLB Draft, Uelmen made 56 relief appearances and 48 starts in their minor league system, posting a 4.33 ERA. Last season was the first since 2017 in which he was used exclusively as a reliever.

To make room for Uelmen on the 40-man roster, right-handed pitcher Vinny Nittoli was designated for assignment.

Washington Nationals agree to terms with first baseman Dominic Smith

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Washington Nationals agree to terms with first baseman Dominic Smith

The Washington Nationals agreed to terms on a one-year contract with first baseman Dominic Smith and designated right-handed pitcher A.J. Alexy for assignment on Wednesday. Nationals President of Baseball Operations and General Manager Mike Rizzo made the announcement.

Smith, 27, hit .246 with a .308 on-base percentage and a .424 slugging percentage in 447 games across six Major League seasons with the New York Mets. He recorded 78 doubles, three triples, 46 home runs, 179 RBI, 95 walks and 147 runs scored in that time fame. Smith hit double-digit home runs in three of his last four seasons.

From 2019 through 2021, Smith slashed .269/.332/.455 while clubbing 51 doubles, one triple, 32 homers and 125 RBI in 284 games. He set or matched career marks in nearly every offensive category in 2021, including home runs (11), runs (43), hits (109), RBI (58), walks (32) and stolen bases (two).

Smith ranked among National League hitters in doubles (2nd, 21), extra-base hits (T2nd, 32), OPS (4th, .993), slugging percentage (4th, .616), RBI (T5th, 42) and batting average (8th, .316) during the 60-game season in 2020.

Smith appeared in 58 Major League games in 2022, hitting .194 with 10 doubles, one triple, 17 RBI, 12 walks and 11 runs scored. He hit .284/.367/.472 with 11 doubles, 10 homers, 38 RBI, 25 walks, four stolen bases and 42 runs scored in 54 games with Triple-A Syracuse.

A native of Los Angeles, Smith was selected in the first round (No. 11 overall) of the 2013 First-Year Player Draft out of Junipero Serra High School.

Brewers acquire right-handed pitcher Bryse Wilson from Pirates

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Brewers acquire right-handed pitcher Bryse Wilson from Pirates

MILWAUKEE – The Milwaukee Brewers have acquired right-handed pitcher Bryse Wilson (pronounced brice) from the Pittsburgh Pirates in exchange for cash. The announcement was made by Senior Vice President and General Manager Matt Arnold.

To make room on the 40-man roster, right-handed pitcher Trevor Kelley was designated for assignment. 

Wilson, who turned 25 on Dec. 20, has appeared in 56 games (43 starts) in the Major Leagues with Atlanta (2018-21) and Pittsburgh (2021-22). He made 25 appearances (20 starts) with the Pirates last season.  

Selected by Atlanta in the fourth round of the 2016 First-Year Player Draft, Wilson started and earned the win for the Braves over the Dodgers in Game 4 of the 2020 National League Championship Series (6ip, 1h, 1r, 1er, 1bb, 5k, 1hr). The then 22-year-old had just 15 games (7 starts) of experience in the Major Leagues – none in the postseason – prior to this outing but was called into action due to pitching staff needs.

Wilson was traded by Atlanta to Pittsburgh, along with right-handed pitcher Ricky DeVito, in exchange for right-handed pitcher Richard Rodríguez on July 30, 2021.

Miami Marlins sign two-time All-Star infielder Jean Segura

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Miami Marlins sign two-time All-Star infielder Jean Segura

MIAMI – The Miami Marlins today announced the club has signed INF Jean Segura to a two-year deal, with a club option for a third year.

Segura, 32, played 98 games with the National League-champion Philadelphia Phillies last season, batting .277 with a .336 OBP and .723 OPS during the regular season. He also made his postseason debut in 2022, starting at second base in all 17 playoff games. He posted a .462 avg (6×13) with 2 doubles and 3 runs scored in the National League Division Series against the Atlanta Braves.

Segura, born in San Juan, Dominican Republic, is a career .285 hitter with 1,479 hits, 232 doubles, 205 stolen bases, and 492 RBI in 1,328 games played. Throughout his 11-year professional career, he has made at least 140 starts in six different seasons and has stolen at least 10 bases in eight different seasons. Segura has averaged 6.7 AB/SO (at-bat per strikeout ratio) during his career, the third-best mark since 2012 behind only Jose Altuve (7.4 AB/SO) and Albert Pujols (7.3 AB/SO) among players with at least 1,300 games played.

Defensively, he has played 911 games at shortstop, 399 at second base, and 24 at third base, boasting a career .974 fielding percentage. His .990 fielding percentage last year was the best single-season mark of his career.

An All-Star in both 2013 and 2018, Segura was also the NL hits leader in 2016 (203). He has appeared in games with five teams during his 11 Major League seasons: Angels (2012), Brewers (2012-15), Diamondbacks (2016), Mariners (2017-18), and the Phillies (2019-2022).

To make room on the 40-man roster, the Marlins have designated for assignment INF Charles Leblanc.

For more information from the Miami Marlins, please visit the club’s official team sites, Marlins.com and Marlinsbeisbol.com.

NFL: Week 18 Injury Report — Wednesday

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NFL: Week 18 Injury Report — Wednesday
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS at LAS VEGAS RAIDERS on Saturday
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
 
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 TuesdayWR Skyy Moore (hand), CB L’Jarius Sneed (hip)
 WednesdayK Harrison Butker (back)
 
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 TuesdayG Joe Thuney (ankle)
 WednesdayWR Mecole Hardman (pelvis), WR Skyy Moore (hand), CB L’Jarius Sneed (hip), G Joe Thuney (ankle)
 
    FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 TuesdayLB Nick Bolton (rib)
 WednesdayLB Nick Bolton (rib)
 
LAS VEGAS RAIDERS
 The Raiders did not practice Tuesday or Wednesday. Those practice reports are estimations.
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 TuesdayLB Darien Butler (concussion)
 WednesdayRB Josh Jacobs (hip, not injury related – personal matter)
 
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 TuesdayWR Davante Adams (illness), P A.J. Cole (illness), RB Josh Jacobs (hip, oblique), QB Jarrett Stidham (right elbow)
 WednesdayLB Darien Butler (concussion)
 
    FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 TuesdayLB Curtis Bolton (shin), RB Zamir White (ankle)
 WednesdayWR Davante Adams (illness), LB Curtis Bolton (shin), P A.J. Cole (illness), QB Jarrett Stidham (right elbow), RB Zamir White (ankle)
 
TENNESSEE TITANS at JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS on Saturday night
TENNESSEE TITANS
 
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 TuesdayCB Davontae Harris (hamstring)
 WednesdayDE Tarell Basham (back), CB Davontae Harris (hamstring)
 
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 TuesdayDE Tarell Basham (back), LB Dylan Cole (ankle), CB Kristian Fulton (groin), S Amani Hooker (knee), T Nicholas Petit-Frere (ankle), DT Jeffery Simmons (ankle)
 WednesdayWR Treylon Burks (groin), LB Dylan Cole (ankle), CB Kristian Fulton (groin), S Amani Hooker (knee), T Nicholas Petit-Frere (ankle), DT Jeffery Simmons (ankle)
 
    FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 TuesdayDE Denico Autry (biceps), RB Derrick Henry (hip), S Josh Thompson (concussion)
 WednesdayDE Denico Autry (biceps), RB Derrick Henry (hip), S Josh Thompson (concussion)
 
JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS
  The Jaguars did not practice Tuesday. The Tuesday practice report is an estimation.
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 TuesdayQB Trevor Lawrence (toe), LS Ross Matiscik (back), G Brandon Scherff (abdomen, ankle)
 WednesdayLS Ross Matiscik (back)
 
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 TuesdayDT Folorunso Fatukasi (ankle), S Rayshawn Jenkins (shoulder), LB Travon Walker (ankle), S Andrew Wingard (shoulder)
 WednesdayDT Folorunso Fatukasi (ankle), S Rayshawn Jenkins (shoulder), QB Trevor Lawrence (toe), G Brandon Scherff (abdomen, ankle), LB Travon Walker (ankle), S Andrew Wingard (shoulder)
 
ARIZONA CARDINALS at SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
ARIZONA CARDINALS
  The Cardinals did not practice Wednesday. The Wednesday practice report is an estimation.
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayDE Zach Allen (hand), WR Robby Anderson (back), S Chris Banjo (concussion), T Kelvin Beachum (knee, ankle), LB Zaven Collins (calf), RB James Conner (knee, shin), CB Antonio Hamilton (hip), WR DeAndre Hopkins (knee), DE Jonathan Ledbetter (knee), QB Colt McCoy (concussion)
 
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayDT Leki Fotu (shoulder), CB Josh Jackson (hamstring), C Billy Price (knee), LB Isaiah Simmons (ankle), LB Tanner Vallejo (knee, wrist), CB Marco Wilson (neck)
 
    FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayWR Marquise Brown (wrist)
 
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
 
Practice
 WednesdayPractice Not Complete
 
BALTIMORE RAVENS at CINCINNATI BENGALS
BALTIMORE RAVENS
 
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayDE Calais Campbell (not injury related – resting player, knee), RB J.K. Dobbins (not injury related – resting player), LB Justin Houston (not injury related – resting player), WR DeSean Jackson (illness), QB Lamar Jackson (knee), T Ronnie Stanley (not injury related – resting player), G Kevin Zeitler (not injury related – resting player)
 
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayQB Tyler Huntley (right shoulder, wrist), CB Marcus Peters (calf), CB Kevon Seymour (finger)
 
    FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayTE Nick Boyle (illness)
 
CINCINNATI BENGALS
  The Bengals did not practice Wednesday. The Wednesday practice report is an estimation.
Practice Report
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayDE Sam Hubbard (calf)
 
CAROLINA PANTHERS at NEW ORLEANS SAINTS
CAROLINA PANTHERS
 
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayDT Matt Ioannidis (back), T Taylor Moton (not injury related – resting player), TE Ian Thomas (not injury related – personal matter), LB Chandler Wooten (ankle)
 
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayLB Joel Iyiegbuniwe (hamstring), TE Stephen Sullivan (elbow)
 
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS
 
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayCB Paulson Adebo (hamstring), T James Hurst (foot), TE Juwan Johnson (quadricep), S Marcus Maye (shoulder), G Andrus Peat (ankle), T Ryan Ramczyk (not injury related – resting player, hip), RB Dwayne Washington (illness)
 
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayS Justin Evans (shoulder), LB Chase Hansen (knee), TE Taysom Hill (back), LB Ty Summers (oblique)
 
CLEVELAND BROWNS at PITTSBURGH STEELERS
CLEVELAND BROWNS
 
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayG Joel Bitonio (not injury related – resting player), DE Jadeveon Clowney (not injury related – resting player), T Jack Conklin (ankle), WR Amari Cooper (not injury related – resting player, hip), DE Myles Garrett (not injury related – resting player), RB D’Ernest Johnson (shoulder), CB Denzel Ward (shoulder)
 
PITTSBURGH STEELERS
 
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayG Kevin Dotson (shoulder), S Minkah Fitzpatrick (ankle), RB Najee Harris (not injury related – resting player), LB Myles Jack (groin), WR Diontae Johnson (hip), CB Arthur Maulet (illness), S Tre Norwood (hamstring), DT Larry Ogunjobi (toe)
 
    FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayCB James Pierre (concussion)
 
DALLAS COWBOYS at WASHINGTON COMMANDERS
DALLAS COWBOYS
 
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayC Tyler Biadasz (ankle), CB Kelvin Joseph (tooth)
 
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayDE Demarcus Lawrence (foot), LB Leighton Vander Esch (neck)
 
    FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayRB Tony Pollard (thigh)
 
WASHINGTON COMMANDERS
 
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayDT Jonathan Allen (knee), T Saahdiq Charles (concussion), S Kamren Curl (ankle), LB Jamin Davis (knee), RB Antonio Gibson (knee, foot), T Cornelius Lucas (ankle), G Andrew Norwell (hip), RB Brian Robinson (knee), DE James Smith-Williams (concussion), CB Benjamin St-Juste (ankle), DE Montez Sweat (illness)
 
DETROIT LIONS at GREEN BAY PACKERS on Sunday night
DETROIT LIONS
 
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayG Kayode Awosika (ankle), FB Jason Cabinda (knee), C Frank Ragnow (foot)
 
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayC Evan Brown (ankle), S DeShon Elliott (shoulder)
 
    FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayRB Justin Jackson (hip)
 
GREEN BAY PACKERS
  The Packers did not practice Wednesday. The Wednesday practice report is an estimation.
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayQB Aaron Rodgers (right thumb, knee)
 
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayT David Bakhtiari (knee, abdomen), G Elgton Jenkins (knee), RB Aaron Jones (knee, ankle), T Yosuah Nijman (shoulder), CB Keisean Nixon (groin), WR Christian Watson (hip)
 
    FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayLB Krys Barnes (hand), S Rudy Ford (wrist, knee)
 
HOUSTON TEXANS at INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
HOUSTON TEXANS
  The Texans did not practice Wednesday. The Wednesday practice report is an estimation.
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayC Jimmy Morrissey (concussion), CB Steven Nelson (illness)
 
    FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayTE Teagan Quitoriano (thigh)
 
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
 
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayDE Rashod Berry (not injury related – travel), CB Brandon Facyson (concussion), QB Nick Foles (ribs), CB Stephon Gilmore (wrist), TE Kylen Granson (ankle), S Rodney McLeod (not injury related – resting player)
 
    FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayWR Ashton Dulin (concussion)
 
LOS ANGELES CHARGERS at DENVER BRONCOS
LOS ANGELES CHARGERS
  The Chargers did not practice Wednesday. The Wednesday practice report is an estimation.
Practice Report
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayFB Zander Horvath (ankle), T Trey Pipkins (knee)
 
    FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayCB Bryce Callahan (groin), QB Justin Herbert (left shoulder), S Derwin James (concussion), LB Amen Ogbongbemiga (ankle), LB Troy Reeder (back), G Jamaree Salyer (shoulder)
 
DENVER BRONCOS
 
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayT Calvin Anderson (ankle), WR Kendall Hinton (chest, foot), S Kareem Jackson (not injury related – resting player), DT D.J. Jones (knee), CB Damarri Mathis (concussion), G Quinn Meinerz (foot), DT Mike Purcell (elbow, ankle), TE Eric Saubert (knee), TE Eric Tomlinson (ankle), CB K’Waun Williams (knee)
 
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayTE Andrew Beck (elbow), LB Baron Browning (back), WR Jerry Jeudy (ankle)
 
    FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayLB Nik Bonitto (elbow)
 
LOS ANGELES RAMS at SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
LOS ANGELES RAMS
 The Rams did not practice Wednesday. The Wednesday practice report is an estimation.
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayC Brian Allen (calf), DT Aaron Donald (ankle), TE Tyler Higbee (not injury related – resting player), CB Jalen Ramsey (not injury related – resting player), WR Ben Skowronek (calf), LB Bobby Wagner (not injury related – resting player)
 
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayT Rob Havenstein (knee)
 
    FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayS Nick Scott (shoulder)
 
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
 
Practice
 WednesdayPractice Not Complete
 
MINNESOTA VIKINGS at CHICAGO BEARS
MINNESOTA VIKINGS
 
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayC Garrett Bradbury (back), DT James Lynch (shoulder)
 
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayLB Brian Asamoah (knee), S Josh Metellus (thigh)
 
CHICAGO BEARS
 
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayS Jaquan Brisker (not injury related – personal matter), QB Justin Fields (hip), CB Jaylon Jones (concussion), LB Sterling Weatherford (illness)
 
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayLS Patrick Scales (neck), TE Trevon Wesco (ankle)
 
    FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayT Ja’Tyre Carter (back), WR Dante Pettis (head)
 
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS at BUFFALO BILLS
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
 
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayCB Marcus Jones (concussion), TE Jonnu Smith (concussion)
 
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayCB Jonathan Jones (chest), WR Jakobi Meyers (shoulder), CB Jalen Mills (groin), WR DeVante Parker (concussion)
 
BUFFALO BILLS
 
Practice Report
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayCB Taron Johnson (concussion)
 
    FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayQB Josh Allen (ankle, right elbow), LB Tyrel Dodson (knee), TE Dawson Knox (hip), CB Cameron Lewis (forearm), LB Matt Milano (knee), DE Jordan Phillips (shoulder), S Jordan Poyer (knee)
 
NEW YORK GIANTS at PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
NEW YORK GIANTS
 
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayC Jon Feliciano (back), DT Dexter Lawrence (not injury related – resting player), LB Azeez Ojulari (ankle), DT Leonard Williams (neck)
 
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayCB Adoree’ Jackson (knee)
 
    FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayS Xavier McKinney (finger)
 
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
  The Eagles did not practice Wednesday. The Wednesday practice report is an estimation.
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayT Lane Johnson (groin), CB Avonte Maddox (toe), CB Zech McPhearson (illness), DE Josh Sweat (neck)
 
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayLB Shaun Bradley (wrist), QB Jalen Hurts (right shoulder), RB Miles Sanders (knee)
 
NEW YORK JETS at MIAMI DOLPHINS
NEW YORK JETS
  The Jets did not practice Wednesday. The Wednesday practice report is an estimation.
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayT Duane Brown (shoulder), G Laurent Duvernay-Tardif (knee), CB Brandin Echols (quadricep), T George Fant (knee), S Lamarcus Joyner (hip)
 
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayG Nate Herbig (calf), S Jordan Whitehead (hamstring)
 
    FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayDE Vinny Curry (biceps), LB C.J. Mosley (shoulder), QB Mike White (rib)
 
MIAMI DOLPHINS
 
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayT Terron Armstead (toe, pec, knee, hip), LB Bradley Chubb (ankle, hand), CB Xavien Howard (knee), LB Melvin Ingram (not injury related – resting player), T Kendall Lamm (ankle), RB Raheem Mostert (not injury related – resting player), QB Tua Tagovailoa (concussion), WR Cedrick Wilson (hip)
 
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayQB Teddy Bridgewater (knee, right finger), T Eric Fisher (calf), FB Alec Ingold (thumb), S Eric Rowe (quadricep), WR Jaylen Waddle (shoulder)
 
    FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayS Jevon Holland (shoulder), CB Kader Kohou (thumb), LB Jaelan Phillips (toe)
 
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS at ATLANTA FALCONS
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS
 
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayCB Carlton Davis (shoulder), WR Julio Jones (knee, illness), S Logan Ryan (knee), T Donovan Smith (foot), DT Vita Vea (calf)
 
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayCB Jamel Dean (toe), S Mike Edwards (hamstring, hip), LB Carl Nassib (pectoral), T Tristan Wirfs (ankle)
 
ATLANTA FALCONS
 
Practice Report
    DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayRB Cordarrelle Patterson (not injury related – resting player)
 
    LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayTE Feleipe Franks (concussion), G Elijah Wilkinson (calf)
 
    FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE
 WednesdayRB Avery Williams (foot)

NFL Transactions 1-4-23

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NFL Transactions 1-4-23

The following are the NFL transactions for Wednesday, January 4. Transactions will be published each day after they are circulated to NFL clubs. This public version will include waiver requests, assignments via waivers, terminations, free agent signings, reserve list and practice squad additions and deletions, and trades.

WAIVER SYSTEM TRANSACTIONS


WAIVER REQUESTS (All are NO RECALL)

BUFFALO
    Rhodes, XavierDBFlorida State   
         Vested Veteran

DALLAS
    Washington, JamesWROklahoma State   
         Vested Veteran       
KANSAS CITY
    Christian, GeronTLouisville   
         Vested Veteran       
    CLAIMING DEADLINE: 4:00 p.m., N.Y. Time, Thursday, 1/5/23


TERMINATIONS VIA WAIVER SYSTEM

INDIANAPOLIS
    Wilkins, JordanRBMississippi   

SAN FRANCISCO
    Spence, AkeemDTIllinois   
 
 
ACTIVE LIST ADDITIONS


ACTIVATION

KANSAS CITY
    Hardman, MecoleWRGeorgia   
         From Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return


FREE AGENT SIGNINGS

BUFFALO
    Mayden, JaredDBAlabama   
         From New York Jets Practice Squad

CHICAGO
    Gates, DeMarquisLBMississippi   
         From Chicago Practice Squad
    Holmes, JalynDEOhio State   
         From Chicago Practice Squad
    Lewis, TerrellLBAlabama   
         From Chicago Practice Squad

INDIANAPOLIS
    Berry, RashodLBOhio State   
         From Jacksonville Practice Squad

NEW ORLEANS
    Kirkwood, KeithWRTemple   
         From New Orleans Practice Squad

SEATTLE
    Mabry, TylerTEMaryland   
         From Seattle Practice Squad

WASHINGTON
    Gerry, NathanLBNebraska   
         From Washington Practice Squad



RESERVE LIST ADDITIONS
 
BALTIMORE
    Worley, DarylDBWest Virginia   
         Status Changed to Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return
         (Also see OTHER TRANSACTIONS/COMMENTS)

CHICAGO
    Blackwell, JoshDBDuke   
         Reserve/Injured
    Jenkins, TevenTOklahoma State   
         Reserve/Injured
    Schofield, MichaelGMichigan   
         Reserve/Injured

DALLAS
    Farniok, MattGNebraska   
         Status Changed to Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return
         (Also see OTHER TRANSACTIONS/COMMENTS)

DETROIT
    Lucas, ChaseDBArizona State   
         Status Changed to Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return
         (Also see OTHER TRANSACTIONS/COMMENTS)

INDIANAPOLIS
    Moore, KennyDBValdosta State   
         Reserve/Injured

MINNESOTA
    Bullard, JonathanDEFlorida   
         Status Changed to Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return
         (Also see OTHER TRANSACTIONS/COMMENTS)

NEW ORLEANS
    Washington, DwayneRBWashington   
         Reserve/Non-Football Illness

PHILADELPHIA
    Gardner-Johnson, ChaunceyDBFlorida   
         Status Changed to Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return
         (Also see OTHER TRANSACTIONS/COMMENTS)
    Quinn, RobertLBNorth Carolina   
         Status Changed to Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return
         (Also see OTHER TRANSACTIONS/COMMENTS)

PITTSBURGH
    Jackson, WilliamDBHouston   
         Status Changed to Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return
         (Also see OTHER TRANSACTIONS/COMMENTS)

SEATTLE
    Brooks, JordynLBTexas Tech   
         Reserve/Injured

WASHINGTON
    Harris, De’JonLBArkansas   
         Reserve/Injured
     
 
PRACTICE SQUAD TRANSACTIONS


ADDITIONS

ARIZONA
    Coulter, IsaiahWRRhode Island   
    Tate, AudenWRFlorida State   
         Veteran

DENVER
    Moore, GeorgeTOregon   
    Thedford, HunterTUtah   

KANSAS CITY
    Wise, DanielDEKansas   

MIAMI
    Glennon, MikeQBNorth Carolina State   
         Veteran

NEW ORLEANS
    Doxtater, SageTNew Mexico State   

SEATTLE
    Steele, ChrisDBSouthern California   
    Wedington, ConnorWRStanford   

WASHINGTON
    Gardner, FerrodLBLouisiana-Lafayette   


RESTORED TO PRACTICE SQUAD

NEW ORLEANS
    Desjarlais, DrewGWindsor, Can.   
         From Practice Squad; Injured; Designated for Return
 WASHINGTON
    Laufenberg, Nolan                G           Air Force         From Practice Squad; Injured; Designated for Return 
PRACTICE SQUAD; INJURED

DALLAS
    Thomas, JuanyehDBGeorgia Tech   
         Does Not Count on Practice Squad

NEW ORLEANS
    Durant, YasirGMissouri   
         Does Not Count on Practice Squad
 
CONTRACT TERMINATED BY CLUB

KANSAS CITY
    Edwards, BryanWRSouth Carolina   
 
CONTRACTS TERMINATED BY PLAYER

CHICAGO
    Gates, DeMarquisLBMississippi   
         (Also see ACTIVE LIST ADDITIONS)
    Holmes, JalynDEOhio State   
         (Also see ACTIVE LIST ADDITIONS)
    Lewis, TerrellLBAlabama   
         (Also see ACTIVE LIST ADDITIONS)

JACKSONVILLE
    Berry, RashodLBOhio State   
         (Also see ACTIVE LIST ADDITIONS)

NEW ORLEANS
    Kirkwood, KeithWRTemple   
         (Also see ACTIVE LIST ADDITIONS)

NEW YORK JETS
    Mayden, JaredDBAlabama   
         (Also see ACTIVE LIST ADDITIONS)

SEATTLE
    Mabry, TylerTEMaryland   
         (Also see ACTIVE LIST ADDITIONS)

WASHINGTON
    Gerry, NathanLBNebraska   
         (Also see ACTIVE LIST ADDITIONS)



OTHER TRANSACTIONS/COMMENTS


RETURNED TO PRACTICE

BALTIMORE
    Worley, DarylDBWest Virginia   
         Remains on Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return

DALLAS
    Farniok, MattGNebraska   
         Remains on Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return

DETROIT
    Lucas, ChaseDBArizona State   
         Remains on Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return

MINNESOTA
    Bullard, JonathanDEFlorida   
         Remains on Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return

PHILADELPHIA
    Gardner-Johnson, ChaunceyDBFlorida   
         Remains on Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return
    Quinn, RobertLBNorth Carolina   
         Remains on Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return
    Toth, BrettTArmy   
         Remains on Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform

PITTSBURGH
    Jackson, WilliamDBHouston   
         Remains on Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return
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