NFL's 2003–04 offensive Rookie of the Year, is injured during practice. (ESPN) Tennis: Guillermo Coria and Jennifer Capriati pull out of the Olympic competition due to injuries; Lisa Raymond is announced as substitute to Capriati.(ESPN) Baseball: New York Mets pitcher Tom Glavine is hospitalized after being involved in a car collision; he lost two upper teeth and suffered injuries to his lips.(ESPN) August 9, 2004 (Monday) Baseball: Edgar Martínez announces that he will retire after the 2004 Major League Baseball season August 8, 2004 (Sunday) The United States basketball team defeats Turkey, 79–67, despite 11 3-point shots by Turkey. (Yahoo!) NFL: John Elway, Barry Sanders, Carl Eller and Bob Brown are officially inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame at Canton, Ohio. (ESPN/AP) NASCAR Nextel Cup: Jeff Gordon wins the Brickyard 400 for the fourth time in his career. (ESPN.com) ATP Masters Series: Andre Agassi wins the Cincinnati Masters for a third time, beating Lleyton Hewitt in the final to collect a record 17th ATP Masters Series title. () August 7, 2004 (Saturday) Asian Cup 2004 soccer: Defending champions Japan defeat hosts China 3–1 in a controversial final which prompted a riot in Beijing. (Asian Cup Official Website) Baseball: Greg Maddux of the Chicago Cubs defeats the San Francisco Giants, 8–4 for his 300th career pitching victory. Boxing: Diego Corrales defeats Acelino Freitas by a tenth-round knockout, to win the WBO world lightweight title.(Boxing Central) Rugby union: In the fourth match of the Tri Nations Series, held in Sydney, the Wallabies (Australia) defeat the All Blacks (New Zealand) 23–18. The result throws the series wide open, with all three participants—the Wallabies, All Blacks, and Springboks (South Africa)—having a chance to win the series going into the final two matches in South Africa. (BBC) August 6, 2004 (Friday) Asian Cup 2004 soccer: In an exciting third-fourth playoff, Iran defeats Bahrain 4–2 with two late goals by Ali Daei in the last 10 minutes. Three players were red carded in the match, the most in any games of the Asian Cup. Asian Cup Official Website Bouncing back from their loss to Italy, the United States Dream Team basketball team defeats Serbia and Montenegro, the world champions, 78–60. (Yahoo!) August 4, 2004 (Wednesday) NFL: The Dallas Cowboys release quarterback Quincy Carter, who started all 16 games for the team last year. (NY Times) ESPN has reported that Carter tested positive for an