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CHICAGO -- The Chicago Cubs?will stay with the same pitching rotation for the National League Championship Series against the?Los Angeles Dodgers, manager Joe Maddon said Friday.Game 1 pitcher Jon Lester?will be followed by?Kyle Hendricks, Jake Arrieta and John Lackey for Games 2, 3 and 4.Its been configured, Maddon told media at Wrigley Field.Hendricks says he feels OK despite leaving Game 2 of the NLDS against?the San Francisco Giants?after taking a line drive off the forearm of his pitching hand.I feel great, Hendricks said Friday. Three days ago, I was able to go out and play catch for the first time, and [the hand] almost felt 100 percent. Its good to go. Ive let everyone with the team know that.Hendricks availability for Game 2 allows him to pitch at Wrigley Field, where he compiled a 1.15 ERA during the regular season. It also allows Arrieta to pitch at Dodger Stadium, where he threw a no-hitter last season. Lester was the obvious candidate for Game 1 after he shut out the Giants for eight innings in the Cubs playoff opener.Watched him the last game against the Giants, really calm demeanor, Maddon said. Threw the ball where he wanted to, him and David [Ross] always work well together.The Cubs spent Friday working on fundamentals as hitters were required to bunt off a pitching machine. They then they took full batting practice. The team is hoping to break out of a mini-slump at the plate, though Tuesdays four-run rally in the ninth inning of Game 4 against the Giants may have provided the boost they were looking for.A game like that could carry over, shortstop Addison Russell said. Well find out tomorrow. Discount Air Max 90 . -- New England Revolution goalkeeper Matt Reis is retiring after a 16-year career to become the goalie coach for the Los Angeles Galaxy. Air Max 90 Cheap Wholesale . 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IRVING, Texas -- San Diego Chargers owner Dean Spanos has the moving vans pointed north to Los Angeles and idling, but they havent left the parking lot just yet.NFL owners, meeting at the Four Seasons Resort outside Dallas, unanimously approved a final tenant-lease contract between the Chargers and Los Angeles Rams on Wednesday. The contract had been agreed to in principle in January, when Rams owner Stan Kroenke received approval to move his team to Los Angeles.Owners also unanimously approved the Chargers using a debt waiver to finance a portion of the $650 million relocation fee.Spanos, however, reiterated that he will not make a decision on whether his team will remain in San Diego or move to Los Angeles until after the season is completed.The Chargers have until Jan. 15 to exercise the teams option to move to Los Angeles.Theyve been working for 15 years [to keep the team] in their community, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said of the Chargers. Theyre a big part of that community. They believe in that community, and they want to be a part of it.Its Deans option by Jan. 15 to make a determination of whether he thinks he can make it work in San Diego or whether he decides to take the option to Los Angeles.Goodell said he talked with San Diego mayor Kevin Faulconer on Tuesday, telling him he would like to help further the citys stadium effort. But Goodell also told the mayor that the league had already added an additional $100 million -- from $200 million to $300 million -- in loan funding for a San Diego stadium.Asked about the possibility of a saturated market with the Chargers potentially joining the Rams in Los Angeles, Goodell said he believes the city is big enough to handle two teams.Its a great market, Goodell said. We know we have millions of fans there, but its also a challenging market. They demand to see that were doing everything possible to put the best product on the field. Im convinced the stadium project itself is going to be world-renowned. I think the entertainment aspect of it, and the stadium itself and around it, is going to be absolutely extraordinary.Like San Diego, Oakland is fighting to keep the?Raiders?in town.We have not made great progress in Oakland and in San Diego, Goodell said. Theres not a stadium proposal on the table that we think addresses the long-term issues of the club thats in those communities. So we need to continue to work at it.During the two days of meetings, owners received market updates from league employees on the stadium situations in San Diego and Oakland, along with the proposal to build a new stadium in Las Vegas.On Monday, NFL officials and representatives of the Raiders front office met with Oakland city officials and Alameda County officials, along with an investment group led by former NFL player Ronnie Lott and Fortress Investment Group.Lotts group proposes receiving an exclusive and confidential 60-day window to negotiate a development plan for landd that currently houses the Oakland-Alameda Coliseum and then build an estimated $1.dddddddddddd3 billion stadium that would keep the Raiders there.Lotts team would contribute $400 million, with the NFL and the Raiders contributing $500 million.The city of Oakland would contribute $200 million for infrastructure, such as storm drains and roadway parking. That money would be generated from bonds paid back from revenue created from the stadium and surrounding commercial development.The city and county also would contribute at least 100 acres of land, valued at $150 million.Oakland and Alameda County leaders voted to approve opening negotiations with the investment group on Tuesday. However, Raiders owner Mark Davis remains committed to moving his team to a $1.9 billion facility that received approval in Las Vegas.Nevada legislators voted to approve raising $750 million in hotel taxes to fund the stadium.Las Vegas Sands chairman and CEO Sheldon Adelson would contribute $650 million, and the Raiders would pitch in $500 million.There are some real strengths to the Las Vegas market, Goodell said. Its clear that the Las Vegas market has become a more diversified market, more broadly involved with entertainment and hosting big events.And there is a growth to the market; you can see the trajectory when you look at the market data and where its going, so there were some very positive things in that.Goodell said that analysis includes a look at season-ticket holders, suite holders and what the market would look like in the future.Owners offered a wide range of reaction on whether the Chargers or Raiders would relocate in 2017.Some, including?Arizona Cardinals?president Michael Bidwill, took a more conservative outlook.I think were going through a process and were looking forward to hearing more information as we go forward, Bidwill said. Its a collective decision. Theres a lot of information, theres a lot to process and a lot to consider. So we look forward to discussing those internally.While others, such as?Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay, said theres no reason for optimism in either home market and suggest its time to move on.There just isnt any opportunity in Oakland or San Diego, Irsay told reporters here. As owners, were aware of that. Its unfortunate. You dont like to see it. But its reality.In regard to the possible relocation of the Chargers and the Raiders to new cities, Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank reiterated that the NFLs priority is keeping teams in their existing markets. But he also said at some point teams run out of options.We need to be respectful to what these cities have been going through and what these clubs have been going through, Blank said. Its been a very long process for a long period of time. So we have more information to gather, and theyre gathering it. ' ' '