7:30 PM: Denver Broncos owner Pat Bowlen wrote an open letter to fans thanking them for their support this season and how "my heart aches for you" after the playoff loss to the Baltimore Ravens.
7:15 PM: Oklahoma City Thunder player Kevin Durant tweeted Tuesday night: "Think I got a mild concussion after @Kendrick Perkins slapped the thoughts outta my head today (pause) lol got damn lil Kendrick"
7:00 PM: A Miami lawyer is reportedly suing the San Antonio Spurs for sending four players home before their Nov. 29 game against the Miami Heat. The suit claims fans were "economically harmed" by the cost of their tickets when the players didn't play.
6:45 PM: Virginia Tech QB Logan Thomas announced Tuesday that he will be returning for his senior season.
6:30 PM: NFL Hall of Famer Steve Young says that coaching a quarterback is like tending a Japanese garden: "It takes a lot of care. It takes a lot of time. It takes intricate work."
6:15 PM: Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam said on Tuesday that his team will not have cheerleaders because "they don't fit Cleveland."
6:00 PM: A new book by former Boston Red Sox manager Terry Francona claims that Red Sox ownership told general manager Theo Epstein to sign "sexy, marketable players". Francona also says that owners didn't want day games for homestand finales because it would hurt TV ratings.
5:45 PM: Down with the flu, Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti sent a text message to coach John Harbaugh during Saturday's game when they were down 35-28 to the Denver Broncos: "Win or lose, I am so proud of the team and proud of you."
5:30 PM: John Madden says he can't compare San Francisco 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick to Randall Cunningham or other NFL running QBs: "He reminds me of Usain Bolt."
5:15 PM: Atlanta Hawks radio announcer Steve Holman will be calling his 2,000th consecutive game on Wednesday when the Hawks host the Brooklyn Nets.
5:00 PM: The U.S. men's soccer team will host Costa Rica in a World Cup qualifier March 22 at Dick's Sporting Goods Park, home of the MLS' Colorado Rapids.
4:45 PM: Florida A&M abruptly canceled plans to name a new band director during a scheduled press conference Tuesday. The Marching 100 band has been on suspension since the 2011 hazing death of drum major Robert Champion.
4:30 PM: Original San Jose Sharks owner George Gund III died Tuesday in Palm Springs. Gund also previously had ownership in the Cleveland Cavaliers & Minnesota North Stars.
4:15 PM: Former MLB pitcher John Rocker says the Holocaust wouldn't have happened had the Jews in Germany had guns.
4:00 PM: The Washington Nationals have signed pitcher Rafael Soriano to a two-year, $28 million deal with a $14 million option for 2015.
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