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Roger Federer's loss opens the door for Rafael Nadal
Second-ranked Roger Federer lost to Kei Nishikori, 6-4, 1-6, 6-2, in the third round of the Madrid Open on Thursday, leaving Rafael Nadal as the clear title favorite. After recovering from Nishikori's strong start on the Caja's Magica's new red-clay...
Tags: Maria Sharapova, USC Trojans, National Hockey League, Canadian Football, Washington Capitals
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MLB admits umpires' mistake cost the A's a tying home run
Major League Baseball admitted what everyone knew, particularly A's Manager Bob Melvin: The double hit by Oakland's Adam Rosales in the top of the ninth inning against the Cleveland Indians on Wednesday night should have been ruled a home run after a...
Tags: Oakland Athletics, Radio, Sports, Adam Rosales, Baseball
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MLB won't overturn 'improper' Indians-A's call
NEW YORK -- Major League Baseball admitted that "an improper call" was made in the ninth inning of Wednesday night's game between the Oakland Athletics and Cleveland Indians at Progressive Field. However, the Indians' 4-3 victory will hold up. With...
Tags: Oakland Athletics, Sports, Adam Rosales, Baseball, Major League Baseball
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Teaching baseball to his little Ponies
In youth baseball, there are certain laws of the game. The kid who can't hit a lick will always be first in line for snacks. The hitter with the most expensive bat will almost always finish last in home runs. At almost any level, you can't buy a title...
Tags: Sports, Baseball, Crime, Law and Justice
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Report: Rays' Price, umpire Hallion fined by MLB
Tampa Bay Rays pitchers David Price, Jeremy Hellickson and Matt Moore, and umpire Tom Hallion were fined an unspecified amount by Major League Baseball for their involvement in an April 28 incident during a game, according to an ESPN.com report. Price...
Tags: Punishment, David Price, Jeremy Hellickson, Sports, Tampa Bay Rays
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Cards may push back decision day for Motte
St. Louis Post-DispatchCardinals closer Jason Motte played a light game of catch Saturday and how he recovers from that rehab "baby step" could be enough to push back the club's deadline it set for this week to determine whether he'll have season-ending elbow surgery. "If...Tags: Jonathan Sanchez, Jason Motte, St. Louis Cardinals, College Baseball, Sports
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The Day, New London, Conn., Mike DiMauro column
The Day, New London, Conn.Idle Thoughts, while waiting for John Sterling's first "the Grandy Man can" of the season, Kara Lawson's first 3-pointer and wondering what's become of Byung-Hyun Kim: --Mr. Idle, Mr. I to his close friends, has been amused all week at the reader...Tags: National Collegiate Athletic Association, Lyme, The Boston Globe, Shabazz Napier, Randy Edsall
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Herald & Review, Decatur, Ill., Bob Fallstrom column
Herald & Review, Decatur, Ill.Don Spain was surprised when he watched "Moneyball," the 2011 baseball film about Oakland Athletics General Manager Billy Beane. There's a scene early-on in which Beane, portrayed by Brad Pitt, tells the scouting staff that he's looking for players...Tags: Oakland Athletics, Dusty Baker, New York Yankees, Sports, Baseball
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Game On Dude's victory caps successful Charles Town Classic
Game on Dude proved his mettle and staked his claim to the top spot in the handicap division on Saturday with a hard-fought win over Clubhouse Ride and Ron the Greek in the $1.5 million Charles Town Classic, a Grade 2 race. In addition to Game on Dude&...Tags: New York Yankees, Mariano Rivera, Kentucky Derby
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Game On Dude takes spotlight in Charles Town Classic
CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. — With his devastating 7 3/4-length victory last month in the historic Grade 1 Santa Anita Handicap, Game On Dude served notice that at age 6, he remains perhaps the top racehorse in the country. Game On Dude’s Hall of...Tags: Kentucky Derby, FIFA World Cup
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Dodgers skipper Don Mattingly heaps praise on former teammate, manager Buck Showalter
The Baltimore SunDodgers manager Don Mattingly first met Orioles manager Buck Showalter 22 years ago as 20-year-old minor leaguer. They were teammates for the Yankees’ Double-A team in Nashville. Tonight, they will manage against each other for the first time in...Tags: Andy Pettitte, Mariano Rivera, Don Mattingly, Derek Jeter, Los Angeles Dodgers
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All's quiet, including Dodgers bats in 6-3 loss to Padres
Make no mistake: the Dodgers will one day make the San Diego Padres pay for what Carlos Quentin did to Zack Greinke. This is baseball. It will happen. Manager Don Mattingly hinted as much a couple of days ago. But if only for an evening, the Dodgers...
Tags: Andre Ethier, San Diego Padres, A.J. Ellis, Sports, Dodger Stadium
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