NFL Sports Betting News Broncos bolster defensive line with Green, Williams 03/09 - 22:49 Englewood, CO (Worldwide Gamble) - The Denver Broncos added a pair of defensive linemen to their roster by signing Jarvis Green and Jamal Williams on Tuesday. Green had spent each of his eight NFL seasons with the Patriots after New England made him a fourth-round pick in the 2002 draft out of LSU. In 2009, he totaled 36 tackles and one sack in 12 starts. A two-time Super Bowl champion, the 31-year-old's best season came in 2006 when he posted career-highs of 7 1/2 sacks and three forced fumbles in 16 games. Over 121 career games, Green has amassed 232 tackles, 28 sacks and nine forced fumbles. Williams had spent his previous 12 seasons with the San Diego Chargers, where he recorded 436 tackles, 13 sacks and one interception in 148 regular-season games. "Jamal is a leader and a proven high-end player at his position," Broncos general manager Brian Xanders said. "He has anchored some of the NFL's best run defenses during his career, and we are fortunate to add him to our roster." More NFL sports betting news

MLB Sports Betting News Tests confirm overactive thyroid for Reyes 03/09 - 19:38 Port St. Lucie, FL (Worldwide Gamble) - The New York Mets confirmed the test results that stated shortstop Jose Reyes has an overactive thyroid. The club mentioned that Reyes will remain in New York to undergo additional blood testing, the results of which aren't expected until Thursday. Reyes has participated in just one intersquad game so far this spring and tripled in his first at-bat and reportedly had no running issues after having surgery in October to repair a hamstring tear. He appeared in just 36 games last season. In his 791 career games, all with the Mets, Reyes owns a .286 batting average, with 63 home runs, 325 RBI, 301 steals and 73 triples. More MLB sports betting news

NBA Sports Betting News NBA suspends Granger, Frye 03/10 - 04:21 New York, NY (Worldwide Gamble) - The National Basketball Association on Tuesday levied one-game suspensions without pay against Indiana Pacers forward Danny Granger and Phoenix Suns center Channing Frye. Both men were hit with the penalties for their actions during the third quarter of the Suns' victory over the Pacers in Phoenix on Saturday. Frye threw a punch at Granger, who retaliated. In addition, the league dished out a $30,000 fine to Pacers guard Earl Watson for escalating the incident on the court, and $25,000 fines to Indiana's Roy Hibbert and Jason Richardson of Phoenix for adding to the escalation of an on- court incident. Frye won't serve his suspension until Friday's game against the Los Angeles Lakers in Phoenix. Granger took his night off on Tuesday when Indiana beat Philadelphia. More NBA sports betting news