 Boston Globe |
Trading down in the first round among the options
Boston Globe - Bill Belichick has never been shy about punching the button on a deal during the first round. (Stan Grossfeld/Globe Staff) There won't be silver briefcases brandished by models and Howie Mandel won't be fielding phony phone calls, but the premise of … Search BostonHerald.com for Past 7 days Archives Don’t expect Pats to stand pat on draft day |
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Astros stun Cards in the ninth inning
MLB.com - By Alyson Footer / MLB.com ST. LOUIS — The Astros could do nothing against Braden Looper for seven innings. They made up for it in the ninth, when Jason Isringhausen took over. Astros rally in ninth to beat Cardinals Lee's homer off Isringhausen gives Astros win |
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 USA Today |
Danica's whirlwind media tour ends with Kansas Indy stop
USA Today - By Nate Ryan, USA TODAY KANSAS CITY, Kan. - Preparation - specifically a brilliant strategy cooked up by crewmember Kyle Moyer - was the key to Danica Patrick becoming the first woman to win a major-league open-wheel race. Marc Serota / Getty Images Danica Patrick’s win creates a racing buzz |
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 Turkish Press |
Rested Scott Leads by One At B. Nelson
Washington Post - "I felt like I was still playing good and I shouldn't waste that at home," Scott said. So instead of staying home for a second week, Scott was a deadline entrant into the Byron Nelson Championship in Irving, Tex. Scott takes one-stroke lead at Byron Nelson Scott in lead at Nelson after two rounds |
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 Bleacher Report |
Spurs 115, Suns 99 Experiment by Suns Works Out Well for Spurs
New York Times - By KAREN CROUSE PHOENIX, Ariz. - Like mad scientists, the Suns tinkered with their chemistry, shipping out their best perimeter defender, Shawn Marion, so they could acquire Shaquille O'Neal's hulking presence in the paint. Parker scores 41, Spurs near sweep of Suns AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin |
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 Peninsula On-line |
New Orleans vs. Dallas - Recap - April 25, 2008
ESPN - Dallas Mavericks guard Jason Terry celebrates a basket against the New Orleans Hornets in the second half of Game 3 in a first-round NBA playoff basketball series in Dallas, Friday, April 25, 2008. Nowitzki powers Mavericks to home win over Hornets Jet gives the Mavs new life with, of all things, defense |
 CCTV |
Olympic torch relay ends in Japan without major incident
Washington Post - By JIM ARMSTRONG AP NAGANO, Japan — Heavy security and a large contingent of pro-Chinese supporters thwarted protesters' efforts Saturday to disrupt the Japanese leg of the Olympic torch relay. Video: Raw Video: Olympic Torch Relay in Nagano China Supporters Greet Olympic Torch in Australia |
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 OnlineSportsHandicapping.com |
Rivers had blast in past
Boston Globe - WALTHAM - The uniforms aren't the same as the cool ones he wore in the 1980s with the Hawks. His home arena, The Omni, was demolished 11 years ago. Hawks wish they had bandwagon jumpers Celtics look to dodge road kill vs. Atlanta |
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Sixers-Pistons: Game 3 recap
Philadelphia Daily News - by John Smallwood What it means: The Sixers, surprisingly, lead the Eastern Conference quarterfinal series, two games to one. Turning point: With 10:41 left in the third quarter, Rip Hamilton drained a three-pointer to pull Detroit to 48-46. Philly not full yet Brotherly shove: Season-high 25 turnovers take down Pistons |
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 Bleacher Report |
Rangers Lose a Barnburner on a Tough Call
New York Times - By Lynn Zinser The Rangers have plenty of things to blame for their 5-4 loss to the Penguins in the first game of their playoff series Friday night, most self-inflicted, but they took issue with the call that set up the game-winning power-play goal. Malkin goal caps Penguins' rally Great comeback as Penguins rally past Rangers |
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