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Orioles' Olson dominates Yankees to end streaks
USA Today - By Mel Antonen, USA TODAY BALTIMORE - - Five days ago at Yankee Stadium, the New York Yankees pounded Baltimore Orioles left-hander Garrett Olson before he could make it out of the third inning. Seventh Inning Costly For Yankees For Markakis, There's Two Sides to the Orioles' Victory |
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Marlins hand struggling Mets another loss
Sports Network - Flushing, NY (Sports Network) - Luis Gonzalez hit the go-ahead three-run double, and the Florida bullpen threw four perfect innings, as the Marlins opened a three-game set against the New York Mets with a 7-3 win. Fielding gaffes fail to boost Willie Randolph and doom Mets vs … Marlins-Mets Preview |
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Randolph To Stay, But For How Long?
Hartford Courant - NEW YORK - - The Mets didn't fire Willie Randolph, but they didn't do their manager any favors, either. The week they allowed him to flap in the breeze might have weakened him to a point where success is no longer possible. One meeting can't clean up the Mets Minaya sees calmer waters for Mets |
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Osgood blanks Pens again; Red Wings halfway to Cup
The Associated Press - DETROIT (AP) - With first-period goals from Brad Stuart and Tomas Holmstrom and another lockdown defensive effort, the Detroit Red Wings beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 3-0 to take a 2-0 lead in the Stanley Cup finals on Monday night. With Another Shutout, Detroit Makes It Look Easy Red Wings 3 Penguins 0 |
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Big Brown Could Return to Training Regimen Today
New York Times - By JOE DRAPE Big Brown’s trainer, Rick Dutrow, and the hoof specialist Ian McKinlay are encouraged by the colt’s recovery from a slight quarter crack (or stress fracture) on the inside of his left front hoof, and they say they are not concerned that … Trainer Dutrow: Big Brown's hoof crack just a footnote Horse Racing | Hoof specialist does work on Big Brown |
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Syracuse celebrates lacrosse title
Philadelphia Inquirer - By John Gonzalez FOXBOROUGH, Mass. - Long after his teammates headed to the locker room to celebrate, Syracuse attackman Mike Leveille remained on the Gillette Stadium turf, clutching a piece of the net someone had cut for him as a memento. John Smallwood: NCAA gave Duke lacrosse program an unfair shot at … Syracuse wins D1 title |
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Red Sox sink Mariners behind eighth-inning rally
Providence Journal - BY SEAN McADAM SEATTLE –– The visiting team had lost seven straight road games and the home team was returning with a seven-game losing streak, period. Red Sox use 4-run eighth inning to beat Seattle Red Sox attempt to end road skid |
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Lakers-Spurs, for now, is about basketball
Los Angeles Times - The contentiousness of the past — Shaq vs. Duncan and Robinson, Shaq vs. Kobe — is gone, replaced by two teams battling for a spot in the Finals. Spurs trying to fill offensive void Lakers' Odom may be too timid for star status |
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Lightning kills ex-Met riding boat
New York Daily News - BY Peter Botte and Dave Goldiner Former Major League pitcher Geremi Gonzalez, who briefly played for the Mets, was killed by lightning in his native Venezuela, authorities said Monday. NL | Former Cub Geremi Gonzalez killed by lightning Ex-big leaguer Geremi Gonzalez killed by lightning |
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Kevin Garnett: Defense disappoints
Boston Herald - By Mark Murphy / Celtics Notebook AUBURN HILLS, Mich. - The ball never found Kevin Garnett in the right places last night. He’d go inside and get ignored. Big Three can't get untangled, so Detroit gets even Celtics Miss Early and Often in Game 4 Loss to Pistons |
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