APTo Pacman Jones: A meeting with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell at a location that is at least 100 miles from the nearest strip club.
To Jason Kidd: More sick days, since it appears he is in danger of using up his allotment.
To Rich Rodriguez: Better luck against Ohio State than Lloyd Carr had.
To the Boston Red Sox: Nothing. They already got their gift when George Mitchell became a fan.
To Terry Bowden: The West Virginia job, or at least an interview, or at least a “Thank you for your interest” form letter.
To Charlie Weis: The start of a new winning streak against Navy.
To the West Virginia athletic department: A lesson from former Nebraska A.D. Steve Pederson on how to improve your people skills.
To Chris Paul: A bigger stage.
To Rex Grossman: An outpouring of appreciation from Bears fans. If that’s not available, I’m sure he’d settle for a deep-dish pizza.
To Kevin Garnett: A championship ring. He deserves it.
To Brett Favre: A biography of Ponce de Leon and a DVD copy of “Cocoon.”
To Eli Manning: A new tight end.
To the Detroit Lions: Lessons in finishing a season strong from the Miami Dolphins.
To Lou Holtz: A coaching job. Actually, that would be a gift to ESPN viewers.
To Jose Canseco: Someone new to rat on.
Robins: It’s the Year of the Dragon on the Lunar calendar, and this Chinese influence could extend to it also being the year of the Pekingese on the green carpet at the 136th Westminster Dog Show on Tuesday.
NEW YORK (AP) - As the glow fades from the Giants' Super Bowl triumph, some New York sports fans are tuning in to basketball and hockey, with the Rangers in first place and the Knicks' overnight sensation, Jeremy Lin, sparking "Lin-sanity.''
Robins: This year, six new breeds will be making their debut on the green carpet for the Westminster Dog Show, which begins Monday.
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