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Some of the sports stories The Associated Press is covering Thursday. A full Sports Digest will be sent by about 3 p.m. All times EDT:

Michael Vick explains why your favorite NFL team needs to sign him

FOX Sports Florida, the statewide television home of the Miami Marlins, announced today the addition of next Wednesday's Marlins vs. San Francisco Giants game to the broadcast schedule.

CLEVELAND (AP) The Cleveland Indians have recalled right-hander Mike Clevinger from Triple-A Columbus to start Thursday against the Minnesota Twins.

Wisconsin linebacker Vince Biegel looks to build on last seasons's success despite the loss of teammate Joe Schobert.

COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) Defensive linemen Walter Brady and Harold Brantley have been dismissed from Missouri's football team by new coach Barry Odom on the eve of fall workouts.

Kurt Busch's crew chief, Tony Gibson, has been fined and placed on continued probation after a violation at Pocono Raceway.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) The New York Giants have signed cornerback Leon Hall, giving them a veteran who knows how to play in the slot in passing situations.

Check out this fantastic finish at the Watkins Glen road course in 2012.

Hall had spent nine seasons with Cincinnati.

Yeah, he's talkin' to you

Nila Kasitati got some help from his teammates in this stunning rendition of John Legend.

He's vowed to be more aggressive after suffering a concussion last year.

Tony Stewart is having fun in his final NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season, but he is determined to build on recent momentum for one last championship run.

Kendrick and Schoolboy Q took the field at Rams practice to put in some work.

The U.S. men aren't competing in Rio, and there's no replacement for a tournament like it.

OLYMPICS

ST. LOUIS (AP) Orlando Pace accomplished what he set out to do, becoming one of the best offensive tackles in the NFL. At 6-foot-7, he had the wingspan to ward off pass rushers, at 325 pounds he had the bulk for the power game, plus he was amazingly light on his feet.

    

DENVER (AP) Carlos Gonzalez homered twice before leaving with an apparent ankle injury and the Colorado Rockies beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 12-2 Wednesday night.