Sports Recap: Week of Aug. 10
Kobe wants another chance, Ochocinco wants a roomie, more.
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Durant Negotiating Turkish Deal - Oklahoma City Thunder forward Kevin Durant is considering signing a deal with Turkish team Besiktas, according to reports. Durant's agent, Aaron Goodwin, told ESPN.com that he has met with team officials about signing his client. "The Turkish option is very intriguing," Goodwin said. "We're looking at other countries as well. Kevin hasn't agreed to play anywhere yet, but we're looking for the best fit." Durant is just one of several NBA players considering playing overseas if the current NBA lockout lasts after the season is supposed to start.(Photo: Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)
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Ochocinco Needs a Roommate - The New England Patriots' Chad Ochocinco, the always colorful receiver, believes bunking with a fan temporarily will help in his transition to Boston. "I'm going to do something different; I'm actually going to stay with a fan for the first two, three weeks of the season," he said Tuesday. "That should be fun, until I get myself acclimated and learn my way around."(Photo: Reuters/Brian Snyder/Landov)
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Jerry Rice Thinks Randy Moss Is Lazy - During an interview with ESPN, Hall of Fame receiver Jerry Rice said that recently retired receiver Randy Moss could have actually been greater than him had he been willing to work harder during his career. "To see a guy with that much talent not give it 100 percent, it was almost like a little slap in the face," he said.(Photo: Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images)
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LeBron James Opens Youth Center in Akron, Ohio - On Tuesday, Miami Heat star LeBron James returned to Akron, Ohio, to attend the official opening of the LeBron James Clubhouse at an Akron Boys & Girls Club, the Associated Press reported. James donated $240,000 to renovate the facility through his foundation. (Photo: AP Photo/Tony Dejak)
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Tiger Woods Has Up-and-Down Return - Months after he was forced to leave The Players tournament due to injury, golfer Tiger Woods had a mixed comeback at the Bridgestone tournament, finishing Sunday at even par 70 and tied for 37th place. "It's nice for me to get out there in this competitive atmosphere no matter how I was playing, just to figure out how to score, because I haven't been forced to score," Woods said. "At home, playing money games with my buddies is just not the same. Being out here and being forced to have to post a score, hit shots.... That's a different deal."(Photo: AP Photo/Mark Duncan)
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