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| IRVING, Texas -- The Dallas Cowboys have agreed to terms with Henry Melton, the third defensive lineman to join them in free agency since the release of franchise sacks leader DeMarcus Ware. Wholesale Custom Jerseys . A person with knowledge of the deal told The Associated Press that the team was working on final details of the contract Tuesday night. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because an agreement had not been announced. Melton missed most of last season with Chicago after tearing a ligament in his left knee against Pittsburgh on Sept. 22. He will be reunited with former Bears defensive co-ordinator Rod Marinelli, who now has the same title in Dallas. The fifth-year player was a high school running back in the Dallas area before becoming a defensive tackle with the Texas Longhorns. The 27-year-old Melton has 15 1/2 sacks and 63 tackles in 48 career games, including 32 starts. The Bears drafted him in the fifth round in 2009, and he missed his rookie season with an ankle injury. Melton was arrested in December in Grapevine, where he went to high school, on charges of assault and public intoxication after police say he refused to leave a bar and fought with employees. Police say Melton was accused of punching the bar manager in the face and biting his arm. Meltons agent, Jordan Woy, said at the time that his client didnt start the altercation. The Cowboys released Ware, their star defensive end, just as free agency opened. Defensive tackle Jason Hatcher signed with Washington after leading the Cowboys with 11 sacks last season. A day after Wares release, the Cowboys signed defensive end Jeremy Mincey and defensive tackle Terrell McClain. Mincey is the teams current career leader with 20 sacks, now followed by Melton. Next on this list with 10 is George Selvie, who wasnt even on the Dallas roster when training camp started last season and ended up second to Hatcher with seven sacks on an injury plagued unit. Marinelli came to Dallas a year ago as defensive line coach with then-defensive co-ordinator Monte Kiffin after Lovie Smith was fired in Chicago. He was promoted when Kiffin was reassigned after the Cowboys gave up the most yards in franchise history and finished last in the NFL in total defence. Custom Jerseys China .com) - The Dallas Mavericks had a five-game winning streak snapped last time out, but theyll try to get back into the winners circle Sunday evening when the Milwaukee Bucks pay a visit to American Airlines Center. Cheap Jerseys From China . 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Monctons Alex Dubeau earned the games first star by stopping 32-of-34 shots. Cape Bretons Alex Bureau made 15 saves in defeat. The Wildcats went 0 for 1 on the power play while the Screaming Eagles failed to score on six chances with the man advantage. --- ISLANDERS 2 SEA DOGS 1 CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. — Sea Dogs netminder Sebastien Auger stopped 45 shots, but it wasnt enough as Saint John dropped its fifth game in a row. Alexis Pepin and Jack Nevins scored in the third period for the Islanders (14-16-5), who trailed 1-0 after 40 minutes. Oliver Cooper supplied the lone goal for the Sea Dogs (7-23-3). Charlottetowns Eric Brassard turned aside 25 shots for the victory. --- REMPARTS 7 OLYMPIQUES 3 QUEBEC CITY — Anthony Duclair scored three times and set up one more as the Remparts crushed Gatineau. Kurt Etchegary and Zachery Moody each had a goal and an assist for Quebec (18-10-6), which earned its third straight victory, while Fabrice Herzog and Massimo Carozza added a goal apiece. The Olympiques (22-12-0) got goals from Jonathan Bourcier, Tommy Lapiierre and Alexandre Carrier. Fake China Jerseys. Francois Brassard made 28 saves for the Remparts. Anthony Brodeur allowed five goals on 14 shots before giving way to Robert Steeves, who stopped 9-of-11 shots in 30 minutes of relief for Gatineau. --- DRAKKAR 3 MOOSEHEADS 0 BAIE-COMEAU, Que. — Philippe Cadorette only had to stop 17 shots as the Drakkar blanked Halifax. Jeremy Gregoire had a goal and an assist for Baie-Comeau (22-8-4) while Alexis Vanier and Dominic Poulin scored the others. Kevin Darveau stopped 39-of-42 shots for the Mooseheads (23-11-1). The Drakkar went 2 for 7 on the power play as Halifax was 0 for 4. --- OCEANIC 5 TIGRES 2 RIMOUSKI, Que. — Anthony DeLuca scored twice to lead the Oceanic over Victoriaville. Anthony Chapados, Alexis Loiseau and Peter Trainor also scored for Rimouski (18-11-6) and Jimmy Oligny had two assists. Mark Tremaine and Ross Johnston replied for the Tigres (13-16-4). Philippe Desrosiers made 21 saves for the Oceanic as Brandon Whitney turned away 38-of-42 shots for Victoriaville. --- CATARACTES 3 TITAN 0 SHAWINIGAN, Que. — Storm Phaneuf stopped 38 shots as the Cataractes shutout Acadie-Bathurst for their first win in three outings. Dylan Labbes power-play goal in the first period stood up as the winner for Shawinigan (6-24-3) while Francis Beauvillier and Alexandre Grand-Maison tacked on a goal apiece. Alexandre Gosselin led the Titan (13-16-3) with seven shots on Phaneuf. Acadie-Bathursts Jacob Brennan allowed two goals on 14 shots in a losing cause. --- ' ' ' |
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