Former Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice won his appeal and is reinstated back into the NFL. His next hurdle is finding a team that would essentially take on a public relations nightmare by signing the now disgraced RB. Though Rice and his wife Janay have moved on from the domestic violence incident that captured the attention of the nation, people still hold serious resentment towards the NFL player that knocked out his wife and dragged her lifeless body out of an elevator. Well this is the NFL and they’ve even forgiven murders and alleged rapists so all is not lost. It turns out four teams are reportedly interested in possibly signing Ray Rice but he doesn’t have to the greenlight to get back in the game just yet.
NFL: League Rejects Adrian Peterson’s Request For Immediate Reinstatement After Plea Deal
The NFL rejected an attempt by representatives for Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson to have him immediately reinstated after his plea agreement this week and refused to discuss any settlement over his playing status.
(Video) Obama Announces Changes To Health Care Cancellations
President Obama finally gave his temporary solution to a major problem affecting Americans nationwide, and it looks like it may be promising, hi the jump for more!
NBA: Houston Rockets Reinstate Royce White
Have the Houston Rockets and rookie Royce White finally made up? Well it appears so as they released a joint statement declaring his reinstatement. Read more after the jump.
MLB: Manny Ramirez Files For Reinstatement From MLB’s Retirement List
Manny Ramirez has filed for reinstatement from Major League Baseball’s retired list and hired new agents, sources said Sunday.  Ramirez faces a 50-game suspension when he returns, rather than 100 games, sources said. Ramirez already served a 50-game suspension in 2009, and he had been notified that he was facing another offense last April when he agreed to step away from baseball.  Read more after the jump. @Shay_Marie x @gametimegirl
MLB: Manny Ramirez Wants To Return To MLB & Willing To Serve 100-Game Suspension
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl Manny Ramirez, upon learning he will not be able to play winter ball in the Dominican Republic because he’s on MLB’s inactive list, told ESPNdeportes.com Thursday that he will formally request reinstatement. Ramirez said that upon reentry, he would serve his 100-game suspension for a second violation of MLB’s drug policy.
