ATTLEBORO, Mass. — A Massachusetts court said it has sealed documents related to the killing of a semi-pro football player found dead a mile from the home of Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez.

Attleboro District Court officials said documents related to the case, including search warrants, have been impounded, meaning the public can't see them. No charges have been filed.

State police have searched in and around Hernandez's home in North Attleborough several times..

NEW YORK — Alex Rodriguez and the Yankees are not seeing eye to eye on his hip injury.The star third baseman tweeted that his hip surgeon has cleared him to play in rehabilitation games, a move that angered Yankees general manager Brian Cashman.“You know what, when the Yankees want to announce something, (we will),” Cashman told the website. “Alex should just shut ... up,” the GM said, punctuating his comment with a profanity.Rodriguez had hip surgery on Jan. 16 and has been working out since May in Tampa, Fla.