 TheOnlinewire |
No slam: Woods never a factor
San Jose Mercury News - Even though Tiger Woods finished second at 5 under, he was never a factor and never really made a run at the Masters that Trevor Immelman won by three strokes. At 28, Immelman wins Masters title Tiger Woods' putting stroke causes a major malfunction at Masters |
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Sonics win potential Seattle finale in 99-95 victory over Mavs
Dallas Morning News - By TIM BOOTH / AP Jason Terry never really had a choice in whether or not he would become a Seattle SuperSonics fan. "If your third grade PE teacher was (former Sonics player) Slick Watts, then you already know (the answer)," the Dallas Mavericks' … Passion still burns in our 41-year love affair with Sonics Supposed Sonics farewell turns into a hopeful love-fest |
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 Twin Falls Times-News |
Nuggets pull ahead
San Jose Mercury News - Allen Iverson and JR Smith put the enigmatic Denver Nuggets on the cusp of the NBA playoffs. Iverson scored 33 points and Smith sparked the Nuggets out of their early doldrums with a 23-point performance in a 111-94 rout of the Houston Rockets on … Nuggets get a leg up for final playoff spot by crushing Rockets Nuggets close in on playoff spot |
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Gasol-driven geometry gives Lakers some space
Los Angeles Times - Guards Derek Fisher of the Lakers and Tony Parker of the Spurs crash into the scorer's table while going after a loose ball during their game Sunday. Andrew D. Bernstein/NBAE via Getty Images Patton: Defense Biggest Key in Lakers' Western Weekend Sweep |
 National Post |
Stunning ending is no beauty for the 'Beast
New York Daily News - The Beast returned to the Garden last night, a crowd so loud and insistent it would not be denied a human sacrifice. And its primary target, from the start, was the suddenly vulnerable Martin Brodeur. Madden’s Bank Shot in Overtime Beats Rangers Madden gives Devils some life |
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Matsuzaka remains consistent with his bouts of inconsistency
Providence Journal - In an outing reminiscent of last season, Daisuke Matsuzaka was all over the place last night, throwing a whopping 116 pitches in five innings of work. What’s next for the Yankees’ Phil Hughes Avon's Smith Caps Whirlwind Weekend At Fenway |
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 Bleacher Report |
American League Roundup Another Tigers Loss Leaves Leyland Irate
New York Times - By AP Joe Crede and Paul Konerko hit grand slams to back Javier Vázquez’s strong start, and the host Chicago White Sox beat the struggling Detroit Tigers, 11-0, on Sunday. Konerko and Crede hit slams as White Sox rout Tigers Sox hit on all cylinders, drub Tigers |
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No doubt, Thomas a savior
Boston Herald - By Rich Thompson Bruins goalie Tim Thomas [stats] wasn’t credited with an assist on Marc Savard’s game-winning goal, but it wouldn’t have happened without him watching from the bench. Canadiens fans' hopes uprooted Bruins need OT to beat Montreal |
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 Twin Falls Times-News |
US, Russia, Argentina Join Spain in Davis Cup Semifinal Round
Bloomberg - By James Cone and Larry DiTore April 14 (Bloomberg) — The US reached the Davis Cup tennis semifinals as it defends its championship. Roddick leads US into Davis Cup semis US rides hot Roddick to win |
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Reserves outscore Bosh and Co. down stretch in possible first …
Detroit Free Press - BY KRISTA JAHNKE • FREE PRESS SPORTS WRITER • April 14, 2008 The Pistons haven't lacked for positive signs that their bench can handle some responsibility and be a boost this postseason. NBA: Pistons drop Raptors to No. 6 tie with Sixers Raptors Fall Against Pistons, Drop To 6th-Place Tie With Philly |
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