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Morning Jolt: Tebow set to start for Broncos?

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Monday, December 13

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Tebow to take over for Broncos?

A 27.1 passer rating isn't looking good on Kyle Orton's resume. At this point, it won't be easy for [Eric] Studesville to explain why he wouldn't want rookie quarterback and first-round draft pick Tim Tebow to join him in an end-of-season audition. Addressing the dilemma as if he has had the job for six years instead of six days, Studesville said immediately after the game, when emotions are raw, is no time to make such a decision. "We're going to look at everything," Studesville said. "I want to look at this and talk with the coaches and make sure what we're doing is best for us as a football team and where we're going." (The Denver Post)Comment

Brewers making play for Greinke

Could Zack Greinke be on the move from one small market to another? The Royals have been coy about their willingness to deal their ace, but interested parties will encourage them to listen. A source familiar with the Brewers' off-season maneuvering said they have been in contact with the Royals about Greinke, who has two years remaining before free agency. The Brewers supposedly are on Greinke's no-trade list, but that can be overcome. Whether the Brewers would be willing to part with the number of prospects the Royals would require to deal Greinke remains to be seen. (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)Comment

Mo approached Red Sox about move

Et tu, Mariano? According to multiple major league sources, Mariano Rivera's representatives were the ones to initiate contact with the Red Sox in an attempt to get the team interested in the closer. While the Red Sox would ultimately make a two-year offer to Rivera, according to sources the team's expectation was that he would be returning to the Yankees. The 41-year-old ultimately re-signed with New York, securing a two-year, $30 million deal. (WEEI.com)Comment

Must-See Photo

The Bears and Patriots take advantage of the best snow removal equipment the NFL has to offer in week 14. (AP)

Must-See Video

Hey, Dan Gilbert, sign this guy up. Thunder fan Robert Yanders hits a half court shot to win $20,000 in Sunday night's Oklahoma City-Cleveloand game.

Game To Watch

Chris Paul leads his league-owned Hornets into Miami to take opn good friend LeBron James and the surging Heat, 7:30 p.m. ET

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SI Vault: More Jackie Robinson

This Day in Sports

  • 1956 -- The Dodgers trade Jackie Robinson to the Giants for pitcher Dick Littlefield and $35,000. Robinson then retires.
  • 1996 -- Free agent pitcher Roger Clemens leaves the Boston Red Sox to sign a contract with the Toronto Blue Jays
  • 1936 -- The Boston Redskins lose 21-6 to the Packers in the team's final game in Boston before moving to Washington, D.C.