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Just as telling is the tough-to-please Parcells has given what amounts to, for him, a ringing endorsement.
That happened late in the game when the Patriots were protecting a 31-20 lead, trying to pick up a first down and keep the clock moving. Bledsoe chose to throw deep to Timpson although Turner was open in the flat.
By Howard Ulman The Associated Press
Patriot's quarterback maturing
And yesterday, Parcells gave his most glowing review since he took Bledsoe with the first pick of last year's NL draft.
FOXBORO, Mass. — it's a sure sign that Drew Bledsoe has arrived. His demanding coaching, Bill Parcells, only got mad at him once Sunday.
Bledsoe gets thumbs-up from coach Bill Parcells
Yet he had at least 365 passing yards in all three games. In 19 pro seasons, Hall of Famer Johnny Unitas did that just seven times.
So don't issue Bledsoe's ticket to the Hall of Fame just three games into his second season, even if he has thrown for an NFL-high 388.7 yards per game, 72 more than the second most productive quarterback, Steve Young.
How could he not praise the man most responsible for the New England Patriots league-leading offense?
"We're 1-2, and I think that's the biggest analysis of a quarterback," he said. "It doesn't matter what the stats are. When you're winning ballgames, that's when you become a good quarterback."
"I'm very pleased with him, so write everything on a positive note." Parcels said, then paused, "but he did overthrow three touchdowns. The guys were open."
"People and you guys (reporters) especially are always going to try and build expectations beyond all reality," Bledsoe said yesterday. "Before people start comparing me with other quarterbacks around the league, let me accomplish something first."
He completed 30 of 50 passes for 365 yards and one touchdown in Sunday's 31-28 win at Cincinnati. But he has his own way to measure how he's doing.
He also has gotten excellent protection, being sacked only three times, and has an outstanding receiving corps in Ben Coates, Michael Timpson and backlash Kevin Turner.
"I told him in the shower Sunday that I only got mad at him one time," Parcells said.
In six seasons, since 1989, Marino has done it only three times.
"But the next play he hit Coates to the first down, so he made up for what I would say would be a wrong choice," Parcells said.
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More litigation is set to begin as baseball heads to Washington
NEW YORK — Baseball players are expected to file more litigation against owners this week.
The striking players, who already have filed an unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board over missed pension payments, are expected to file default notices and grievances this week over players brought up from the minor leagues since the strike began Aug. 12.
Union head Donald Fehr takes to the road for the start of a seven-city tour to update players. Acting commissioner Bud Selig says he will speak with his fellow owners, but a formal meeting won't happen until the week of Oct. 3 or Oct. 10.
"We'll be having a lot of discussions," said Selig, who spent Sunday watching the Green Bay Packers lose to the Philadelphia Eagles.
With no World Series, free-agent filing would start Oct. 15 if owners don't alter the terms of the expired collective-bargaining agreement. The union expects
owners to declare an impasse in bargaining and to implement their salary-cap plan, triggering even more litigation.
U.S. takes Presidents Cup
GAINESVILLE, Va. — There was a lot the first Presidents Cup didn't have. It didn't have Greg Norman or Ernie Els.
It didn't have 70 years of tradition and an intense rivalry like the Ryder Cup.
The United States only needed to win one of the four matches that went to sudden death to take the cup. The 20-12 final score likely would have been closer if Els, the U.S. Open champion, had accepted his invitation to play and if Norman hadn't been forced to withdraw after losing 13 pounds to an intestinal problem.
"Then the other matches started to tighten up and I realized I better get going." Couples said.
"I had a great time playing with Nick," Fred Couples said after he knocked his 9-iron one foot from the final hole to win the clinching match 1-up.
"I actually had a great time getting beat because the other guys were all ahead," Couples said about his front nine, where he fell 3 down.
Get going he did. Couples' back nine was one for the books. He birdied four of the last six holes to pull it out Compiled from The Associated Press.
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