 E Canada Now |
RIP? Without Hamilton, Pistons will be toast
Detroit Free Press - BY KRISTA JAHNKE • FREE PRESS SPORTS WRITER • May 30, 2008 Pistons coach Flip Saunders considered the question. A reporter wanted to know how he was feeling Thursday morning given his team's 3-2 hole in the Eastern Conference finals. Hamilton questionable because of elbow injury Sixth sense |
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 The Associated Press |
Big Brown trainer Dutrow doesn't rein in his opinions
Philadelphia Daily News - By DICK JERARDI Rick Dutrow is absolutely certain Big Brown is going to win the June 7 Belmont Stakes and the Triple Crown, just as he was sure the colt was going to win the Kentucky Derby and Preakness. Dutrow remains ultra confident as Big Brown heals Dutrow expects Big Brown to win Triple Crown |
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 OnlineSportsHandicapping.com |
CBS to broadcast mixed-martial arts
Orlando Sentinel - Two Saturdays ago, ESPN aired in prime time one of the greatest boxing matches of the 20th century — Muhammad Ali-Joe Frazier III. SPORTS WATCH: CBS buys into the MMA Going to the Mat to Welcome a Sport to Broadcast TV |
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 FC Dallas |
Revolution rally salvages tie
Boston Globe - Though the Revolution were a step behind most of the game, they remained in contention behind the spectacular goalkeeping of Matt Reis and rallied for a 2-2 tie with DC United on second-half goals by Adam Cristman and Kheli Dube. Tie suits Revs fine DC squanders 2-goal lead in draw with Revs |
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 KPIC |
Bulls Expected To Name Collins Coach
Hartford Courant - TNT analyst Doug Collins will return for a second stint as the Bulls' coach, the Chicago Tribune reported Thursday, citing unidentified sources. Bill Ordine Collins considers Bulls’ coaching job |
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 WBT |
Winn's blast ruins Big Unit's night as Giants down Arizona
Sports Network - Phoenix, AZ (Sports Network) - Randy Winn homered twice, including the go- ahead solo shot in the ninth, ruining the night when Randy Johnson tied Roger Clemens for second place on the career strikeouts list with a 4-3 Giants win, completing a … Winn lifts Giants to sweep Big Unit ties Clemens for strikeouts, D'backs lose |
 The Southern Ledger |
A Lesson for Randolph From Torre
New York Times - By HARVEY ARATON As the failed former manager of the Mets, Joe Torre returned to Shea Stadium on Thursday night at the helm of another presently mediocre National League team. Joe Torre is back in the Big Apple Torre managing in New York again |
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 Seattle Times |
Uncharted territory for first-place Tampa Bay Rays
Philadelphia Daily News - By PAUL HAGEN Rays manager Joe Maddon got an e-mail from a friend recently. The guy complained that his newspaper must have printed the American League East standings upside down because it had Tampa Bay at the top. Hamstring KOs ex-Tiger Troy Percival Percival goes on DL; setback for Mulder |
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 WBT |
Some Looking for Seat Belt After First Day of Memorial
New York Times - By LARRY DORMAN DUBLIN, Ohio - As a general rule, green speeds on the PGA Tour range anywhere from quick to fast to really fast. Every now and then, they get seriously fast, which is quicker than a thought. Goggin has little use for putter Goggin Leads Memorial After First Round |
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 China Post |
Photo by Noah Graham/NBAE/Getty Images
ESPN - The biggest difference in this series is that the Lakers had Kobe Bryant, while the Spurs did not. By JA Adande LOS ANGELES — In the end, youth trumped experience … and Kobe Bryant conquered all. That's the Western Conference finals broken down to … Bryant in Charge, Lakers Back on Top Spurs ponder future after failing to keep up |
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