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First of all it, is not often when Tiger Woods finishes in a four way tie for 37th that Woods is not the top story.
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First of all it, is not often when Tiger Woods finishes in a four way tie for 37th that Woods is not the top story.
Tigers manager Jim Leyland is interested in bringing former closer Jose Valverde back as a "safety net" for the closer role if the sides can agree to financial terms, according to the New York Post's Joel Sherman.
Months ago, when we were mired in the dregs of another long lockout and fan anger seemed to be at an all-time high, the idea of the NHL emerging in a better spot seemed crazy.
North Korea's young leader has riled the U.S. with recent nuclear tests, but Kim Jong Un doesn't really want war with the superpower
Frustrated and maybe a bit embarrassed, Lauren Silberman fought back tears after kicking her way into NFL history.
Tim Duncan insists the San Antonio Spurs are still trying to find their way on offense without All-Star point guard Tony Parker.
Michigan won despite going 0-for-12 from 3-point range, which seemed like an impossible turn of events after the defensively maligned Wolverines lost at Penn State on Wednesday night.
Tigers starter Max Scherzer, slowed by a sore right shoulder at the end of last season, breezed through two hitless innings in 14 pitches and retired six straight batters.
A scary experience for Tigers pitcher Brayan Villarreal who learned his family's home was attacked by three armed robbers in Venezuela, who threatened to kidnap his relatives in the future.
"It was a fun game," Zetterberg said. "Fans were really into it from the start. These are the games you're looking forward to play. Unfortunately we couldn't come up with the win."
Though it hasn't always been easy, the Chicago Blackhawks are finding ways to win while keeping their season-opening point streak intact.
"It's a tremendous opportunity for us to keep growing," Beilein said. "This is fertilizer for growth."
Miguel Cabrera has three home runs in 21 at-bats and if all goes well, he won't be back at spring training for almost three weeks.
James has always refused to enter the contest, but he's recently been putting on a dunking show before Miami's games, reigniting interest in seeing him take part.
Now we are seeing how political infighting is seeping into the world of professional sports.