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Yahoo! Sports - Jul 2, 2009
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Chargers Team Report
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| Was this the offseason that leads to the Chargers' first Super Bowl title?
Hard to say before the calendar hits July, but the team is upbeat over a number issues after completing its OTAs.
The team is in much better shape—medically—than it was last offseason. Many key players who had their fingers crossed they would be ready for the 2008 season opener were out running for this offsesason's work. In particular, quarterback Philip Rivers wasn't worried about his mended knee. Center Nick Hardwick wasn't rubbing a sore foot. Tight end Antonio Gates wasn't moving gingerly on a tender toe. That gives the Chargers—as well a roster stocked with talent—optimism to win its first NFL title. Offseason Standout:... |
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San Diego Union-Tribune - Jul 2, 2009
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Chargers' camp will be closed to public
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A summertime tradition for thousands of Chargers fans will be interrupted this year when the team closes its training camp to the public due to safety concerns at Chargers Park. Replacement of a drainage pipe that burst in February and caused significant damage to the team's Murphy Canyon facility is not scheduled to begin until at least later this month and is expected to take two to three months to complete.
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San Diego Union-Tribune - Jun 26, 2009
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Chargers pull plug on talks with Chula Vista
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The Chargers' courtship of Chula Vista as the site for a new football stadium has ended quietly, 3½ years after it began. With a note. Chargers special counsel Mark Fabiani posted a message on the team's Web site Wednesday saying its Chula Vista efforts are on hold because of long-known complications involving a power plant on the 130-acre bayfront site under consideration.
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San Diego Union-Tribune - Jun 21, 2009
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Oceanside Chargers bid seems intriguing
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NICK CANEPA: There now is a seven-year itch on the back of the Chargers stadium issue, and much of it has been nothing more than a pie-in-the-sky fight. Some of it has made too much sense for City Hall to approve, some of it over the top.
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Yahoo! Sports - Jun 19, 2009
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Hughes signs 4-year deal with Chargers
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| The San Diego Chargers have signed fifth-round draft pick Brandon Hughes to a four-year deal. Hughes, a cornerback from Oregon State, is the first member of the 2009 draft class to sign. He played for former Chargers coach Mike Riley and finished his college career with 178 tackles and three interceptions. |
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San Diego Union-Tribune - Jun 19, 2009
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Chargers again mull Oceanside for stadium site
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Two years after saying no to playing in Oceanside, the San Diego Chargers are again contemplating a new stadium there, this time at the site of a defunct drive-in theater on State Route 76.
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San Diego Union-Tribune - Jun 18, 2009
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Chargers extend radio deal
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The Chargers will announce Thursday a two-year contract extension with Clear Channel Communications to broadcast all the team's games.
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San Diego Union-Tribune - Jun 12, 2009
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Chargers defense getting up-close with the Wildcat
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The Wildcat offense took the NFL by surprise and by storm in 2008. For the past two days the Chargers spent portions of their off-season workouts running the offense in earnest for the first time.
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