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Red Sox pay for mistakes
Boston Herald - By Jeff Horrigan ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - With the offense suddenly feeling the absence of David Ortiz [stats], close games consistently ending in the opposition’s favor and the Tampa Bay Rays playing better than they ever have before, the Red Sox [team … Rays Top Wakefield and Red Sox, Adding to Their Division Lead Rays Mean Business |
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Artest says it was a 'mistake' not to opt out of deal with Kings - NBA
ESPN - By Marc Stein After seeing Elton Brand and Baron Davis unexpectedly put themselves on the free-agent market, Sacramento Kings forward Ron Artest is second-guessing himself for not doing the same. Artest: I made 'biggest mistake' Time for rebuilding Kings to send Artest elsewhere |
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Defenseman Campbell gets big pact with Chicago
Newsday - BY STEVE ZIPAY | steve.zipay@newsday.com On a day when top NHL forwards Mats Sundin, Marian Hossa and Jaromir Jagr continued to weigh lucrative free-agent offers, it was a defenseman who received the largest paycheck. Hawks make a statement Hawks add D Campbell after agreeing with G Huet - NHL |
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Dominating Cain makes appearance at AT&T Park
San Jose Mercury News - By Andrew Baggarly It wasn't long ago that every Matt Cain start would arrive charged with anticipation. How deep would he take his no-hit bid? Giants' Matt Cain strikes out 10 in beating Cubs Cain sparkles as Giants beat Cubs |
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Natalie Coughlin, Aaron Peirsol set world records in backstroke
Los Angeles Times - Aaron Peirsol looks at the scoreboard after winning the men's 100-meter backstroke in a world record time of 53.68 seconds on Tuesday night at the US Olympic swimming trials. No records are safe in Olympic swim trials World records fall at US Olympic swimming trials |
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Anderson, Angels edge A's
San Francisco Chronicle - (07-02) 04:00 PDT Anaheim — Close games are the norm when the A's and Angels face each other after nearly a decade battling for supremacy in the AL West, and Tuesday's matchup was more of the same until longtime Oakland antagonist Garret Anderson put … Late home run lifts Angels over A's Angels put rally caps on in win |
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Phillies' dominance over Braves continues
Atlanta Journal Constitution - By DAVID O'BRIEN Whenever the Phillies need a pick-me-up, they know where to go. Turner Field has been like a second home for them in recent years - without as many boos as they hear whenever things go sideways in Philadelphia. Phils Stay Unbeaten In Atlanta Victorino leads Phillies win over Braves |
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Ramirez's 2-out HR ties game, Cabrera's single brings it home
Chicago Tribune - By Mark Gonzales | Chicago Tribune reporter The postgame celebration Tuesday night was crazy and fitting for a White Sox team that pulled off its most amazing achievement en route to its sixth consecutive victory. White Sox Rally In 10th for Sixth Straight Win Cabrera, White Sox rally in 10th to stun Indians |
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Baron Davis leaving Warriors for Clippers
San Jose Mercury News - By Geoff Lepper In 14 months, the Warriors have gone from being the toast of the league to just another NBA club in search of an identity. Later Daze, Baron: Davis leaves Warriors for Clippers Davis set to join Clippers |
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Patriots release Andrews
Boston Globe - It's never a good sign when you're an NFL player and you have more offseason arrests (two) than career touchdowns (one). That was the case for Willie Andrews, and now he's no longer an NFL player. Patriots release embattled Willie Andrews Patriots Cut Andrews Following His Arrest |