IN BRIEF
WASHINGTON — Jurors will resume deliberations in the Roger Clemens perjury trial after a four-day break.
They received the case late Tuesday afternoon and then deliberated for 3½ hours Wednesday before breaking for the week. Jurors didn't meet last Thursday or Friday because U.S. District Judge Reggie Walton had a long-scheduled speaking engagement in New Orleans. He said he would have canceled his trip, but some jurors also already had commitments for those days.
ATLANTA — The Atlanta Braves placed Brandon Beachy on the 15-day disabled list on Sunday with a sore right elbow.Beachy, who leads the major leagues with his 2.00 ERA, will have an MRI on Monday. Beachy left Saturday night's game against Baltimore in the fourth inning. He had seven days' rest before making the start.
NEW YORK — Jason Bay is back on the disabled list with his second concussion in two years.The New York Mets placed their oft-injured left fielder on baseball's seven-day DL for concussions Saturday.
BROOKLYN, Mich. — Joey Logano followed up his Sprint Cup victory at Pocono last weekend with his fifth win on the Nationwide Series on Saturday at Michigan International Speedway.
CHICAGO — The Arena Football League has reached agreement on a collective bargaining agreement with its players on Sunday.No terms of the agreement were announced, but both sides plan to sign the CBA on Wednesday.Earlier this month, a strike by players forced the cancellation of a game between the Cleveland Gladiators and Pittsburgh Power.Replacement players were used in the season opener between Pittsburgh and Orlando after a job action by players from both teams.“This has most certainly not been an easy process, but it has been a necessary process to help the Arena Football League continue to move in the right direction for our teams, players and fans,” AFL Commissioner Jerry B. Kurz said.
