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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- Minnesota Vikings cornerback Chris Cook has been fined $26,250 for contact with an official, per NFL guidelines. Cook told reporters Wednesday his agent has filed an appeal with the league. He said he realizes he has to keep his composure in those situations and added a "guarantee it will not happen again." Cook was upset in the third quarter Sunday, accusing Chicago wide receiver Alshon Jeffery of offensive pass interference and complaining there was no call during the incompletion. Two plays later, Jeffery beat Cook for a 46-yard touchdown, and Cook confronted side judge Laird Hayes, inadvertently touching his arm. That drew him a 15-yard penalty and an ejection from the game. The Vikings rallied to beat the Bears 23-20 in overtime. jerseys from china . Despite the advantage of four Fijians being sent to the sin-bin in eight minutes early in the first half, Italy almost spoiled the occasion for two of their rugby greats by blowing a 30-10 lead with 20 minutes to go. cheap nfl jerseys . The import DB was taken to a nearby hospital after catching his head awkwardly trying to tackle Winnipeg running back Will Ford in the first quarter of the game at the Rogers Centre. http://www.cheapauthenticjerseyschina.net/ . The third-year pro went shot for shot with Knicks star Carmelo Anthony down the stretch before nailing the most important one of the night. wholesale nfl jerseys . The Texans sunk to a new low on Sunday with a 13-6 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars to extend their franchise-record skid to nine games. cheap jerseys from china . There is considerable interest from fans around the league as well, with all eight teams vulnerable to poaching. Perhaps his best option at landing his first choice at QB, the expansion draft also poses problems for general manager Marcel Desjardins. CLEVELAND -- Mariano Rivera has shut himself down for a second day. New Yorks star closer felt soreness while throwing and will not pitch Tuesday night when the Yankees play their second game against the Cleveland Indians. Rivera has a sore triceps muscle, and while the 41-year-old said he could pitch in an emergency, another day of treatment and rest would be better. "It feels better than yesterday, but its still a little bit there," Rivera said. "I dont think I ever felt 100 per cent since the first day I started playing baseball. I can pitch now, but I dont want to take a chance." Rivera, who was not available for Mondays game, said he is not concerned by the discomfort. There are currently no plans for him to undergo an MRI or other medical tests. Rivera is hopeful he can pitch in Wednesdays series finale. David Robertson will close until Rivera is ready to return. Rivera arrived at Progressive Field ready to pitch if he could. But after playing long and short toss with fellow reliever Boone Logan, he consulted with trainer Gene Monahan and they decided to take the safe route. "If I feel well, I want to pitch," Rivera said before pregame warmups. "I always want to do whatever I can for my team. Ive been putting ice on it and hopefully it will go away the same way it came on."; The 12-time all-star has 21 saves and 1.dddddddddddd91 earned-run average in 35 games. He has 580 career saves, the most in AL history and 21 behind leader Trevor Hoffman. Rivera has been remarkably durable. He has appeared in 1,013 career games and has only been on the disabled list five times, and not since 2003. "Im not concerned at all," Rivera said. "Its going to happen and its going to go away. Well do treatment and rest." Also, manager Joe Girardi said right-hander Phil Hughes will be activated to start Wednesdays game. Hughes has been out since April 15 with shoulder inflammation. He made his last start on April 14, working 4 1-3 innings against Baltimore. Hughes allowed five runs in each of his three starts before going on the DL. He went 1-0 with a 1.93 ERA in three rehab starts at Double-A Trenton, striking out 18 in 14 innings. "I felt like I was ready to go and they felt like I was ready, so lets try it," Hughes said Tuesday. He still does not know what caused him to have what he described as a "dead arm" in each of his April starts. "Im not exactly sure what it was, but I know it is fixed and I feel a lot better," he said. "Theres not much more I could do on rehab. I know my stuff is there. I just have to execute my pitches." ' ' '
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