 Washington Post |
This time, Manny being Manny is unacceptable
Boston Globe - What's up with Manny? Is the goofy slugger in need of some anger management? And why won't the Red Sox publicly sanction their star when he pushes a 64-year-old club executive to the ground? After incident in Houston, Manny Ramirez’ new image needs repair Red sox notebook |
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 The Money Times |
Giants' Zito loses to Cubs, drops to 3-12
San Jose Mercury News - By Andrew Baggarly Barry Zito remained wild, woebegone and winless at home, walking five batters in the first three innings of a 9-2 loss to the Chicago Cubs on Monday night. DeRosa homers twice in Cubs' victory DeRosa's big day helps Cubbies sink Giants |
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 TSN.ca |
Blue Jays-Mariners Preview
ESPN - AP The Toronto Blue Jays and Seattle Mariners have each had trouble scoring runs all season, but those problems seem to be magnified against each other. Mariners place Hernandez on 15-day DL Seattle P Hernandez sent to DL |
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 Washington Post |
Two More Seeds Fall, Clearing Way for Williamses
New York Times - By CHRISTOPHER CLAREY WIMBLEDON, England - The most precarious post in sports at the moment is a top-seeded woman at Wimbledon. Tamarine Tanasugarn celebrated after beating Jelena Jankovic during their Wimbledon match on Monday. Wimbledon: Day 8 Wimbledon notebook: Historic failure for top-seeded women |
 Melbourne Herald Sun |
Lagat Wins 5000 Meters to Qualify
New York Times - By JERÉ LONGMAN EUGENE, Ore. - Bernard Lagat, who has won two Olympic medals for Kenya, qualified for his first United States Olympic team on Monday night, making a move in the final half lap to win the 5000 meters at the track and field trials. Lagat wins 5000 meters Lagat an Olympian _ this time for America |
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 BBC Sport |
Natalie Coughlin loses, then regains backstroke world record
Los Angeles Times - Natalie Coughlin swims the 100-meter backstroke en route to setting a new world record of 59.03 during the US Olympic swimming trials in Omaha, Nebraska. Coughlin sees record fall, quickly reclaims it McGregory, Coughlin trade world records in backstroke |
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 Boston Globe |
Red Sox, MLB heed threats
Boston Herald - By Jeff Horrigan ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - As expected, extra security sent by the Sox and Major League Baseball were on hand for last night’s game at Tropicana Field and very visible during batting practice because of a recent mailed threat made to the … Rays 5 Red Sox 4 Rays in New Kind of Fight With Red Sox: AL East Race |
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 Los Angeles Times |
Elton Brand, Corey Maggette cream of mostly weak crop
Boston Herald - By Tim Povtak / The Orlando Sentinel Los Angeles Clippers stars Elton Brand and guard Corey Maggette opted out of their contracts Monday, changing the landscape of the NBA free-agent market that opened early Tuesday. Elton Brand, Corey Maggette opt out of their Clippers contracts Talent-Thin Field Enters Cash-Poor Free Agent Market |
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 Bleacher Report |
Warriors get perfect opportunity to part ways with their best player
San Jose Mercury News - By Tim Kawakami Baron Davis wants out, opted out, and now it's time for the Warriors to ship him out. Even before the stunning news broke, I thought it was time to trade the Warriors' best and most unpredictable player. Davis opts out of Warriors deal NBA free agency roundup: Davis makes surprise move |
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 New York Times |
Woods Won’t Host Event; He’ll Rest Knee Instead
New York Times - By LARRY DORMAN Tiger Woods, reluctantly complying with his doctors’ orders, will not be able to host his AT&T National event this week at Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, Md. Woods' return is up in air No Woods In Bethesda This Week |
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