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--  作者：liamin --  发布时间：2015-1-19 15:52:17 --  missed the end of the 2009-10 season when he dislocated his right elbow, sprained his right wrist and broke his right hand in a hard fall to the floor. The BEREA, Ohio -- Brandon Weeden handed the ball off to Trent Richardson, officially signalling the start of training camp and what the Browns hope is a new era of football. Weeden, a highly touted quarterback selected No. 22 out of Oklahoma State and Richardson, a running back chosen No. 3 overall from Alabama, are being counted on to make an immediate impact in Cleveland. Or else. Pat Shurmur didnt instantly name Weeden the starter Wednesday on the first day of his second camp as coach. But the 28-year-old rookie with the golden arm was first in line for reps, followed by incumbent starter Colt McCoy, 10-year veteran Seneca Wallace and second-year reserve Thaddeus Lewis. "I think it makes sense to name the starter well before the season," Shurmur said. "Thats probably what will happen. When it comes to naming a quarterback, sooner is better." And for a team eager to improve upon a 4-12 finish -- Clevelands fourth straight season of five or fewer wins -- getting better cant come soon enough. Weeden, for one, cant wait. One day after signing a four-year, $8.1 million contract, he said he was never in danger of being a holdout. He threw tight spirals with pinpoint accuracy and plenty of zip. "I wanted to be here, wanted to compete," said Weeden, who said he feels much more comfortable than he did at rookie camp and Organized Team Activities in May. "From Day 1, my head was spinning so fast I couldnt see straight," he said. "The last OTA, I felt in complete control. I think Im anxious, excited. Theres no reason to be worried about anything." Only rookies, quarterbacks and selected veterans participated. The full squad reports Friday for similar drills and the first hard-hitting practice will be Saturday. Weeden, a former pitcher in the New York Yankees farm system, was among the first players on the field. He and McCoy went out together and threw the ball to one another in warmups. "Im looking forward to competing with all these guys to be the guy," Weeden said. "But were all cordial in everything that we do." A third big off-season addition drew attention, too. After watching other high-profile rookies, all ears were on what wide receiver Josh Gordon had to say. Gordon came to Cleveland as a second-round pick in this months supplemental draft following a checkered collegiate career. The talented, yet troubled 21-year-old was dismissed at Baylor after his sophomore season for testing positive for marijuana. He transferred to Utah and didnt play in any games last fall. "I want to get past that," said Gordon, who vowed that he is a different person. "I have a new foundation, a new start. Just the opportunity to be out here keeps me on the right path. For them to do what they have for me, I want to reciprocate and do things for this team." Gordon looked good catching throws from each of the four passers. Occasionally, he was pulled aside after a play by one of the coaches. Gordon said he welcomed the personalized instruction. Richardson, two days after getting a four-year deal worth $20.5 million, spoke about what getting that much money meant to him. "It is a blessing, a living dream and just surreal," Richardson said. "Once you get money. it is like, OK, what do I do with it? You have to save, invest. After football, you still have at least 40 or 50 years to live." But first, he is eager to get on the same page as Weeden and provide Cleveland fans with a balanced offence for the first time in years. "As far as me and Brandon, I think there will be a learning curve," Richardson said, "but I think we are going to fit right in. Both of our programs in college were at the top." Thats where Shurmur wants to finish -- as soon as possible. "I do feel like were a better team than last year," he said. "A lot better. Were trying to win every game, win our division which secures a spot in the playoffs. That, of course, gives us a chance to win the biggest one. "Regardless of how we finished, thats what we talk about." wholesale jerseys . Jones made 24 saves for his third shutout in five games, and the remarkable rookie led the Los Angeles Kings to a 3-0 victory over the Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday night. cheap jerseys .C. United tie Sporting Kansas City 1-1 on Sunday. The goal allowed United (1-8-2) to snap a club record seven-game losing streak and a five-game losing streak against Kansas City. http://www.cheapnfljerseyschinaplay.com/ . Oleksiak, who also signed on to play with Saginaw in the Ontario Hockey League this week, was taken 14th overall by the Dallas Stars in the NHL Entry Draft last month. 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The trade represents a parting of ways between the Bucks and Bogut, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2005 draft who has struggled with injuries. It also allows the Bucks to rid themselves of Jackson, who had fallen out of favour with coach Scott Skiles and now gets to rejoin his former team. For the Warriors, the trade breaks up the small backcourt of Ellis and Stephen Curry and brings in the type of big man the franchise has been seeking for years. "Were extremely excited to acquire a player the calibre of Andrew Bogut, who we think is certainly one of the top centres in the NBA," general manager Larry Riley said. "He will add an element of toughness to our team and will provide us with scoring, rebounding and a defensive presence in the middle. Weve lacked those elements in recent years and think that Andrews addition will be a key factor in the growth of our team." Ellis and Udoh left the team before Golden States 115-89 win at Sacramento. The deal was announced shortly after the game ended. Ellis, whose future has been subject of trade speculation, was reminded that he recently said he wanted to stay with the Warriors long term. "Well, everybody says that," Ellis said. "But sometimes it (doesnt) always work out like that." The players wont be separated from their respective former teams for very long, as the Warriors host the Bucks on Friday night. Bogut fractured his left ankle Jan. 25 against Houston when he landed awkwardly, and its not clear if hell be able to return this season. The original timetable for his recovery was eight to 12 weeks. Its one of several significant injuries that have plagued Bogut throughout his career. Bogut missed the end of the 2009-10 season when he dislocated his right elbow, sprained his right wrist and broke his right hand in a hard fall to the floor. The injury bothered him for much of last season. Bogut also missed significant time with an injured lower back in the 2008-09 season. 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He was traded to Charlotte the next month. Ellis has been the Warriors main offensive threat, averaging 21.9 points. But Golden State struggled to win with the backcourt tandem of Ellis and Curry. The deal clears a spot for 6-foot-7 rookie Klay Thompson to take over at shooting guard, adding needed size to the starting backcourt Ellis signed a six-year, $66 million contract in July 2008, then injured his left ankle in August in a low-speed moped crash -- an off-season activity prohibited in his deal as is a standard provision for contracts around the league. It cost him a 30-game suspension without pay. Udoh is averaging 5.5 points and 3.9 rebounds in 21.8 minutes for the Warriors. Udoh is an athletic power forward who was Golden States sixth pick in the 2010 draft out of Baylor. The Warriors hoped he would become a reliable defender, rebounder and shot blocker. Brown, a former No. 1 overall pick by Washington, is likely out for the season with a chest injury and will be eligible to be a free agent this summer. "The difficult part of this transaction is having to part ways with several players who we really value and one, in particular, Monta Ellis, who has been instrumental in our organization for the last several years," Riley said. "We wish Monta, Ekpe and Kwame the best of luck in Milwaukee and thank them for their many contributions." cheap nfl jerseys wholesale jerseys \' \' \'