 Twin Falls Times-News |
2 Tagg's it: Trainer repeats in Wood
Albany Times Union - By TIM WILKIN, Staff writer OZONE PARK — Just what horse racing's Triple Crown needed: Barclay Tagg is back on the Kentucky Derby bandwagon. 'Tale' Tall With Win at Wood War Pass Is Solid in His Return, but Tale of Ekati Is a Little Better |
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 Washington Post |
UConn looks loaded
Buffalo News - 1 Low post matchup. It will be Stanford’s Jayne Appel versus UConn’s Tina Charles in the low post. Charles has been coming off the bench, mostly so that Brittany Hunter can keep her knee loose after warm-ups, but getting the bulk of the minutes in the … Huskies Try To Avoid Distractions Final Four matchups |
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 Washington Post |
Magical Memphis has final say after beguiling UCLA
Boston Globe - SAN ANTONIO - Their only blemish of the season was a 4-point loss at home against a Tennessee team that had Final Four talent. Yet coach John Calipari's Memphis team came into a Final Four filled with No. Memphis, Kansas prove superiority Doubters must not have been watching Memphis' NCAA run |
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 Leader Post |
Ochoa not as sharp at Kraft Nabisco Championship
Los Angeles Times - She leads the LPGA major tournament by one, but two late bogeys give more of the field a chance in the final round. By Thomas Bonk, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer It's still Lorena Ochoa's tournament to win today at the Kraft Nabisco Championship, … Kraft-Nabisco: Major logjam at top going into first major's finale Another major? Ochoa leads Kraft Nabisco by one |
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 National Post |
Ovechkin, Capitals snare final playoff berth with 3-1 victory over …
The Canadian Press - WASHINGTON - Long before the final horn sounded, the sea of red-clad fans turned the arena into an earsplitting din of cheers for their team, "MVP! Coming All the Way Back Have a Cigar… |
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Eckstein: Blue Jays’ biggest addition
Boston Herald - By Rob Bradford In l, it began when the Red Sox [team stats] placed him on waivers in order to clear a spot for fellow infielder Lou Merloni on the 40-man roster in the summer of 2000. Nothing can save Sox against Jays American League Roundup With New Helmet, Blue Jays’ Thomas Helps … |
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 KEPR 19 |
Bedard unable to start against former team
San Jose Mercury News - Erik Bedard won't be facing his former teammates today, after all. A hip injury will keep the left-hander from making his scheduled start for the Seattle Mariners against the Baltimore Orioles. Bedard scratched from start against Orioles Bedard scratched from Sunday start |
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 Tampabay.com |
Self's Jayhawks prove they're talented, tough
FOXSports.com - by Jeff Goodman Jeff Goodman is a senior college basketball writer for FOXSports.com. He can be reached at GoodmanonFOX@aol.com or check out his blog, Good 'N Plenty. Carolina Nightmare: Kansas' New Coach Spanked the Old One Jayhawks too far gone for Tar Heels |
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 St. Louis Post-Dispatch |
Final Four about hoops, not gays
Orlando Sentinel - It's extremely smart for Tampa's gay community to capitalize on lesbian spending dollars during the women's basketball Final Four. The stars come out tonight in Final Four Parker says shoulder will hold up |
 Setanta Sports |
Fifth event title for Serena Williams
San Jose Mercury News - Serena Williams blew a big lead, battled jitters, threw a tantrum and finally finished off Jelena Jankovic 6-1, 5-7, 6-3 to win the Sony Ericsson Open in Key Biscayne, Fla. Serena Williams beats Jankovic to win Key Biscayne title for fifth … Another Sony for Serena |
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