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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. Pink Gonzalez Jersey . -- The New England Patriots have placed wide receiver Donte Stallworth on injured reserve with an ankle injury. The move on Tuesday ended his season after just one game, a 42-14 win over the Houston Texans on Monday night in which he scored on his only reception, a 63-yarder from Tom Brady. The Patriots, who had released Stallworth following training camp, re-signed him on Dec. 4 after wide receiver Julian Edelman went on injured reserve with a foot injury. The Patriots did not give details of Stallworths injury and he did not mention it as he talked with reporters after the game. In his only full season in New England in 2007, he had 46 catches then played with the Cleveland Browns in 2008. New England also released tight end Visanthe Shiancoe from the roster and offensive lineman Tommie Draheim from the practice squad. Michael Turner Jersey . Di Matteo was never the man Roman Abromovich wanted to run Chelsea FC. 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Tampa Bay Lightning general manager Steve Yzerman signalled his intentions by sending forward Dominic Moore to San Jose and announcing that he was working on a deal involving Pavel Kubina.COMMERCE CITY, Colo. - Up a man and tied, the Montreal Impact had a chance to seize Saturday nights game against the Colorado Rapids. And it looked like they would too. The Impact started pressing for the tie-breaking goal after Rapids defender Tyrone Marshall got his second yellow card. "The effort was all right for a short spell but we werent able to sustain it," forward Andrew Wenger said. All the short-handed Rapids needed was a chance. They got it -- and a fortunate whistle -- on a free kick in the 83rd minute, and it led to the deciding goal in a 3-2 Colorado win in front of 17,877 fans. The goal left Montreal (3-7-3) empty-handed and a little angry over what they perceived was a goal that should have been waived off. The winning play happened after an ill-advised foul on Montreal. Martin Rivero sent the free kick to the far post, it was headed at the net but goalie Greg Sutton tipped it above the goal. It bounced on the crossbar before dropping down, and Jaime Castrillon headed it in. While the Rapids celebrated the Impact argued that the whistle had blown the play dead. "We all heard the whistle. It was pretty obvious," said Sutton, who came on in the second half. "Just after he headed it the whistle was blown, guys just turned and looked and stopped. Play continued. Beyond me." That was the sentiment of coach Jesse Marsch, who was disappointed yet again in his teams inability to take advantage of superior numbers. &quoot;Ten out of 13 games we score first and then tonight we give up the lead on a stupid foul," he said. Stephen Nicholas Jersey. "Then, up a man four times this year and four times weve given up a goal. We play good games, we play good, and we shoot ourselves in the foot way too often. "We should have won that game a hundred different ways and we walk away without any points." It was the second straight loss after a four-game unbeaten streak. But it looked good early when Patrice Berniers goal in the 14th minute gave Montreal a 1-0 lead. Colorado tied it on a penalty kick four minutes later, and then took a 2-1 lead at the half on Drew Moors goal in the 39th minute. Wenger tied it in the 48th minute when he finished a nice passing play by Collen Warner and Bernier. Sanna Nyassi had a great chance to put them up 3-2 in the 51st minute but Colorado goalie Matt Pickens made a diving stop. Wenger followed with another scoring opportunity later in the half but was called offside before he could knock in his own rebound off the crossbar. "I was offside but Id like to have it back," Wenger said. "Its disappointing that we worked hard, came back, and scored some nice goals. We just gave us some goals we really should not have." Especially the last goal in which a play they thought was blown dead instead sent the Impact into a three-week break on a sour note. "Whatever the explanation was wasnt enough," Sutton said. ' ' '