In brief: Hill leaves Orlando to join Phoenix

Grant Hill is leaving the Orlando Magic after seven injury-plagued years to join a perennial contender in the Phoenix Suns, his agent said Thursday.

The 34-year-old forward agreed to a two-year deal worth about $1.8 million for the first year, with a second-year player option for about $2 million, agent Lon Babby said.

Hill was considering retirement or returning to Orlando. His seven-year, $93 million contract finished this season, and the Magic have used it as a flashpoint for rebuilding.

“Daequan Cook, a 6-foot-5, 210-pound guard who left Ohio State after one season, agreed on a contract with the Miami Heat and will earn more than $2 million over the next two years, and would be in line to make around $5 million if options are picked up for what would be his third and fourth seasons in the league.

“USC’s Nick Young and Ukrainian Oleksiy Pecherov signed contracts with Washington.

Young signed a two-year deal that will guarantee him nearly $3 million, and Pecherov, the 18th overall pick in 2006, signed a two-year deal that ensures him nearly $2.7 million.

Football

Johnson not charged

Former Chicago Bears tackle Tank Johnson will not face charges connected to his arrest in Phoenix on suspicion of drunken driving.

Johnson was arrested June 22 after an officer pulled him over for speeding and taken to the police station. He was released without charges.

Test results Monday showed Johnson’s blood alcohol level was .072, under the presumptive limit for DUI in Arizona of .08 percent.

“Oakland Raiders defensive end Bryant McNeal was arrested on an outstanding warrant following a traffic stop in South Carolina.

Hockey

Islanders sign Guerin

The New York Islanders signed four-time All-Star forward Bill Guerin to a two-year contract.

Guerin scored 36 goals last season while splitting time with the St. Louis Blues and San Jose Sharks.

WNBA

Fever edge Sparks

Sheri Sam hit a go-ahead 3-pointer with 39 seconds left and the Indiana Fever won for the first time in Los Angeles, beating the Sparks 57-56.

Tamika Catchings had a game-high 17 points and 11 rebounds and Tammy Sutton-Brown added 14 points for Indiana.

Miscellany

Sentence may grow

In papers filed in San Francisco federal court, Troy Ellerman, the attorney who leaked grand jury testimony of Barry Bonds and other athletes investigated for steroid use, agreed to a maximum sentence of two years and nine months in prison.

District Court Judge Jeffrey White must approve the new agreement.