The New Orleans Saints have come marching in to the White House. President Barack Obama welcomed the Super Bowl champions on Monday in an East Room ceremony where he congratulated the players, owner and coaches.

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WASHINGTON (AP) The New Orleans Saints marched in to the White House on Monday and got a salute from President Barack Obama for lifting up “the hopes and the dreams of a shattered city” with their Super Bowl win.

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Times-Picayune’s coverage of Monday’s practices

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Defense wins Monday’s battles at training camp

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Commissioner Roger Goodell visited two teams on opposite ends of the NFL spectrum Monday, congratulating one on their Super Bowl victory and sending a subtle message to the other about fan support.

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When I heard the news on Friday, June 25, 2010 that Chad Jones, current rookie for the New York Giants, was critically injured in a one-car accident, my heart sank. Sure he was no longer an LSU Tiger, but like all the other Tigers who have moved on to the NFL, I was looking forward to cheering him on each and every game, unless he was playing the Saints

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When I heard the news on Friday, June 25, 2010 that Chad Jones, current rookie for the New York Giants, was critically injured in a one-car accident, my heart sank. Sure he was no longer an LSU Tiger, but like all the other Tigers who have moved on to the NFL, I was looking forward to cheering him on each and every game, unless he was playing the Saints

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The Associated Press METAIRIE The Saints released veteran defensive end Bobby McCray on Monday, abruptly parting ways with a playoff starter who helped New Orleans capture its first Super Bowl title.

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The New Orleans Saints on Monday released defensive end Bobby McCray and waived cornerback Glenn Sharpe.

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METAIRIE, La. (AP) — The Saints released veteran defensive end Bobby McCray on Monday, abruptly parting ways with a playoff starter who helped New Orleans capture its first Super Bowl title.

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The Saints released veteran defensive end Bobby McCray on Monday, abruptly parting ways with a playoff starter who helped New Orleans capture its first Super Bowl title. Super Bowl – New Orleans – Bobby McCray – NFL – Sports

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The Saints released veteran defensive end Bobby McCray on Monday, abruptly parting ways with a playoff starter who helped New Orleans capture its first Super Bowl title. McCray started all three of the defending champions’ playoff games last season, making six tackles and a memorable block that flattened Arizona quarterback Kurt Warner after an interception.

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Pierre Thomas signed his one-year restricted free-agent tender offer from the New Orleans Saints on Monday, but he wants to negotiate a longer and more lucrative deal before training camp opens at the end of July.

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Reggie Bush, Jeremy Shockey and Roman Harper did not show up to the Saints’ voluntary OTA Monday morning. The team will hold two final OTAs this week.

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Sean Payton says he’s confident an NCAA investigation which alleged wrongdoing by Reggie Bush and resulted in sanctions against Southern California won’t be a distraction to the Super Bowl champion Saints.

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The New Orleans Saints finished another session of organized team activities Monday and will take a day off tomorrow to travel to Plaquemines Parish to spend time with residents affected by the oil spill. Saints Coach Sean Payton said the visit will be a “team-building activity.”

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Published: Monday, June 7, 2010 at 7:00 a.m. Last Modified: Monday, June 7, 2010 at 7:01 a.m

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