DA under fire for Remy report release

BOSTON (AP) — A 16-page report released by the Middlesex district attorney’s office that detailed results of an independent review of how the office handled the case against Jared Remy, who had been arrested on charges of assaulting his girlfriend two days before he killed her, was missing 19 pages, according to a published report.

The missing pages included summaries of interviews with prosecutors and victim advocates, as well as the table of contents, making it impossible for the public to know some portions were excluded.

District Attorney Marian Ryan defended her decision to withhold the pages, saying the report was released voluntarily.

Remy, the son of Red Sox broadcaster Jerry Remy, pleaded guilty in May to killing Jennifer Martel.

Cowboys’ LB has career-ending injury

IRVING, Texas (AP) — The Dallas Cowboys said Thursday linebacker DeVonte Holloman has a career-ending neck injury related to a spinal problem that kept him out almost half of his rookie season a year ago.

Coach Jason Garrett said Holloman was advised not to play again after doctor evaluations this week.

After missing the first two days of practice this week, the 23-year-old Holloman was on the field in his No. 57 jersey but didn’t appear in the locker room when it was open to reporters after Garrett’s announcement.

Veteran goalie Giguere retiring

DENVER (AP) — Goaltender Jean-Sebastien Giguere is retiring after 16 NHL seasons in which he won 262 games, a Conn Smythe Trophy and a Stanley Cup championship.

The Colorado Avalanche said Giguere made the announcement in Quebec while with the Blainville-Boisbriand Armada hockey team. He’s part owner of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League squad.

Giguere served as Semyon Varlamov’s backup last season in Hall of Fame goaltender Patrick Roy’s first season behind the bench. The 37-year-old Giguere is best known for his time with the Anaheim Ducks. He led the team to two appearances in the Stanley Cup finals, capturing the Conn Smythe Trophy in defeat in 2003 and hoisting the Cup in 2007.

Lynx’s Moore wins WNBA MVP award

NEW YORK (AP) — Maya Moore put up incredible numbers all season for Minnesota. Now she’s got her first WNBA MVP award.

Moore earned the league’s most valuable player, hours before the Lynx opened their Western Conference semifinals playoff series with the San Antonio Stars.

Moore led the league in scoring, averaging a career-best 23.9 points. She set a WNBA record by scoring at least 30 points 12 times, including in four straight games.

The scoring mark was the third-highest average in league history, trailing only Phoenix’s Diana Taurasi’s 25.3 points in 2006 and 24.1 points in 2008.