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MLS to Place New Team In Suburban Philadelphia
Running back Mike Anderson was cut after two years with the Ravens.
(By Jonathan Newton -- The Washington Post)
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The Minnesota Vikings released quarterback Kelly Holcomb, who was 0-3 as a starter last season. . . .
The Buffalo Bills terminated the contracts of running back Anthony Thomas, linebacker Coy Wire and cornerback Jerametrius Butler. . . .
The Baltimore Ravens terminated the contract of running back Mike Anderson, freeing up his $1.8 million salary. Anderson spent two seasons with the Ravens, rushing for 245 yards and scoring one touchdown.
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-- From News Services
