Titans running back LenDale White was allegedly involved in an altercation during an incident earlier this month in
Denver, but on Monday the city's district attorney refused to prosecute the case. The Denver police department said the case
has been reviewed and "is closed." According to a police document where an aggravated assault offense was reviewed, the
incident took place on Feb. 14 in Denver when White and other parties were involved in a verbal altercation after a minor
vehicle accident. White then allegedly struck Leslie Joe Hoch, a white male. "The verbal argument turned physical and
(White) began striking and shoving the victim," the offense report said. According to the report, White, listed as an unknown
suspect, "began striking the victim with a belt and belt buckle" before the parties got in their vehicle and fled. Hoch
required hospitalization for lacerations, the offense report stated.
(Tennessean) Comment
Could Stephon Marbury's rocky career with the Knicks officially end today? Knicks president Donnie Walsh
insists that he's not looking to come to a buyout agreement when he and Knicks coach Mike D'Antoni meet with Marbury
and his representatives in an arbitration hearing today in Manhattan. The Celtics, who have two open roster spots, are said
to be very interested in signing Marbury. Other possible destinations are the Lakers and Heat. Walsh indicated yesterday,
however, that the Knicks aren't all that interested in freeing up Marbury to sign with a possible playoff opponent.
(Newsday) Comment
Third baseman Joe Crede expressed a desire to join the Minnesota Twins after sensing he wasn't returning to the White Sox
last winter. "This is definitely a team that I wanted to be a part of," Crede said Sunday at a news conference. "Chicago
didn't express their interest, so coming over here was definitely a team that I really admired the way they play. I knew my
style was going to fit in with this team. They've got a great group of guys here. They're going to put a competitive team on
the field, and as a player that's all you can ask for, a chance to get to the postseason, and this team has got a very
realistic shot at doing that." Crede said he wasn't surprised that he wasn't returning to the Sox.
(Chicago Tribune) Comment
Must-See Photo
Nate Robinson, on his way to a 41-point performance, bumps fists with actor Will Ferrell during the Knicks' 123-119 win over
the Pacers. (Nathaniel S. Butler/Getty Images)
Must-See Video
Devin Harris hits an unbelivable lunging half-court shot at the buzzer and the New Jersey Nets
snap a season-high five-game losing streak with a 98-96 victory over the slumping Philadelphia 76ers.
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Pittsburgh Pirates Hall of Fame shortstop Honus Wagner is born. 1964 --
Cassius Clay defeated Sonny Liston for the heavyweight boxing title 1990 --
Tony Conigliaro, Boston Red Sox baseball player, dies of pneumonia at 45.
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