Sports briefs

NBA

Mayo gets 10-game suspension

The NBA has suspended Memphis guard O.J. Mayo 10 games without pay for violating the league and union's anti-drug program with a positive test. He tested positive for dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA).

In a statement released by the team Thursday, the No. 3 pick in the 2008 draft blamed an over-the-counter supplement that he didn't know was banned. "It was an honest mistake, but I take full responsibility," he said. " . . . I apologize to my fans, teammates and the Grizzlies organization for regrettably not doing the necessary research about what supplements I can put in my body."

NFL

Body is brother of Ravens' ReedAn autopsy has confirmed that a body pulled from the Mississippi River is that of the brother of Ravens safety Ed Reed. The autopsy confirmed 29-year-old Brian Reed's identity, and found the preliminary cause of death to be accidental drowning.

BASEBALL

U2 concert shifts Marlins-Mariners A three-game series between the Marlins and Mariners from June 24-26 has been moved from Miami to Seattle because of a U2 concert. Major League Baseball said the change was made because of the scheduling conflict at Sun Life Stadium. U2 is scheduled to play there June 29 and the Marlins must vacate the stadium to allow setup time for the concert. Florida will remain the home team and will bat last.

FIGURE SKATING

Nagasu wins short program

Mirai Nagasu (63.35) won the short program at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships. The free skate is tomorrow night. In pairs, Caitlin Yankowskas and John Coughlin won with a score of 64.30. - AP