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The New York Giants have given permission to the agent of Osi Umenyiora to work out a trade for the two-time Pro Bowl defensive end, a league source told ESPN's Sal Paolantonio.Graziano: Osi Blinks FirstOsi Umenyiora's holdout didn't last long, but ESPN.com's Dan Graziano says this isn't the end of the saga. Blog• Giants blog | ESPNNewYork.comThe Giants want a first-round pick in exchange for Umenyiora, who continues to be unhappy with his contract status even after a meeting with team officials over the weekend, the source said.Umenyiora's agent, Tony Agnone, began contacting teams on Monday. He and a spokesman for the Giants declined comment on Monday."I hope there is a chance," Umenyiora told The Associated Press in an email when asked if there's any chance he can work things out with the Giants. "But who knows. [Read the full article] A youth baseball team from Saudi Arabia received a berth to the Little League World Series after a squad from Uganda was denied visas because of discrepancies over players' ages and birth dates.The Arabian-American team from Dhahran had lost last month to the Rev. John Foundation team from Kampala, which won the Little League's Middle East and Africa region and advanced to the World Series in South Williamsport, Pa."It's unfortunate that the Uganda team will not have this opportunity," Neil Wilkey, manager of the Arabian-American Little League team, said in a statement. "But we are pleased to have received this invitation, and we are looking forward to playing our first game against the Canada Region champion on Aug. [Read the full article] |








