=== Sports Transactions from The Sports Network ===

                     === Wednesday, October 24, 2012 ===


=== BASEBALL ===

Chicago Cubs - Claimed pitcher Carlos Gutierrez off waivers from the Minnesota
Twins; designated catcher Anthony Recker for assignment.

Minnesota Twins - Outrighted off the major league roster pitchers Jeff
Manship, Luis Perdomo, Esmerling Vasquez, Kyle Waldrop, P.J. Walters and
outfielder Matt Carson; declined the 2013 club option for pitcher Matt Capps;
reinstated pitchers Scott Baker, Cole De Vries and Carl Pavano off the
disabled list.

Seattle Mariners - Released infielder Munenori Kawasaki; declined club option
on contract for catcher Miguel Olivo.


=== BASKETBALL ===

Chicago Bulls - Waived guards Ryan Allen and Marko Jaric.

Golden State Warriors - Waived guards Carlon Brown and Tarence Kinsey and
forwards Lance Goulbourne and Rick Jackson.

Milwaukee Bucks - Exercised the third-year contract option on forward Tobias
Harris; exercised the fourth-year contract options on swingman Larry Sanders
and center Ekpe Udoh.


=== FOOTBALL ===

Carolina Panthers - Placed linebacker Jon Beason on injured reserve; signed
cornerback James Dockery.

Dallas Cowboys - Placed linebacker Sean Lee and punter Chris Jones on injured
reserve; signed safety Charlie Peprah and linebacker Ernie Sims.

Detroit Lions - Placed wide receiver Nate Burleson on injured reserve; signed
wide receiver Brian Robiskie.

Green Bay Packers - Signed guard Justin Cheadle and running back DuJuan Harris
to the practice squad; placed wide receiver Diondre Borel on the practice
squad/injured list.

Jacksonville Jaguars - Signed defensive end Ryan Davis to the practice squad;
waived linebacker Jerrell Harris.

Tennessee Titans - Placed linebacker Zac Diles on injured reserve; Signed
linebacker Xavier Adibi; Signed center Tyler Horn to the practice squad;
Waived wide receiver Vidal Hazelton.


=== HOCKEY ===

Columbus Blue Jackets - Named John Davidson as president of hockey operations.


=== COLLEGE ===

Ole Miss - Named Brett Frank head women's basketball coach.