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Basketball - NBA - Chicago-Bulls - Ben-Wallace
The Internet has a wealth of information on the world famous basketball player, Ben Wallace. In fact, there are certain is no shortage of websites dedicated to him. If you are looking for Ben Wallace pictures then you are in luck. Even just a quick search in Google images will reveal a considerable quantity of results. You will be able to find pictures of him, the teams he has ...
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Basketball - NBA - Philadelphia-76ers - Allen-Iverson
Tattoos have never been more popular, however despite how many people have tattoos Allen Iversons tattoos are getting the young star a lot of unnecessary attention. A lot of people state that the young basketball star has gone too far with all the ink that he has over his body, but who are we to judge? The fact of the matter is Allen Iverson tattoos are on his body, ...
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Basketball - NBA - Miami-Heat - Shaquille-ONeal
'Shaq' as he is more commonly known as affectionately amongst his vast array of fans, Shaquille O'Neal is one of the highest achievers in the world of Basketball having won no less than four NBA world championships. He is known especially for his enormous size, marked by his large shoe size of twenty-two. Shaquille O'Neal is now playing the team the Cleveland Cavaliers and earning an impressive salary of ...
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Tennis - Rafael-Nadal
Nicnamed "Rafa" Rafael Nadal has set many of the world's "youngest" tennis playing records. This young man rose through the ranks of the professional tennis circuit so quickly that it has quite literally been like a "whirlwind'. He has enjoyed an extraordinary amount of wins, and this brief Rafael Nadal biography, takes us through just a few of these. Rafa is now ranked as the second best singles tennis ...
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Golf - Cristie-Kerr
Cristie Kerr maintained a two-stroke lead after Round 3 of the U.S. Women's Open. Golfweek recaps all the action from Saucon Valley.
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Football - NFL - Baltimore-Ravens - Steve-McNair
Thousands turned out to say goodbye to Steve McNair in one of the biggest funerals in memory in his home state of Mississippi. He was shot and killed in a murder-suicide a week ago.
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Fitness
Official Truth About Abs Homepage When it comes to physical health, people only trust ways and techniques that have been proven effective by experts and fellow health buffs alike. And, undoubtedly, one of the most popular concerns in physical health is one's stomach / belly. A flat and lean stomach means a healthy and active lifestyle lived by the one who has it. But for some who live ...
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Golf
Official How To Break 80 Homepage There are basically two types of people when it comes to playing golf. One type would be those who have been playing the game for quite some time now and think that they have mastered the right swinging techniques, play in the low or mid 80's but fail to break 80 every time. The other type would be those who are aware that ...
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Fitness
>>Official Vince Delmonte Fitness Homepage<< For some, toning the body is simply not enough. Especially for men, body building has long been the "in" thing and it continues to be one of their most top obsessions. Most of these men regularly go to the gym, religiously doing all their bench presses, dead lifts, arm extensions, and other muscle building routines. Others who want to gain muscle on ...
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Golf
>>Official Golf Swing Guru Homepage<< For those who play golf, they perfectly know that swinging here and swinging there without any technique won't do any good to your game. To truly progress in this sport, one must master a good swinging technique. And to learn how to deliver this consistent and accurate distance everytime you play golf, you can turn to Golfswingguru.com. This website will show you ...
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Soccer
>>Official Sports Betting Champ Homepage<< For those people who make big money out of betting on sports game results, knowing which team to rightfully bet on is the most important thing in their game. Thus, companies that offer expert advice on these matters have gained popularity over the years with people who are much into sports betting. One of the few trusted in sports betting out there is ...
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Golf
The International team was scrambling to stay in
contention at the Presidents Cup as Saturday's afternoon four-ball
matches got underway.
After sweeping all five of the alternate-shot matches in the
morning, the Internationals were leading in two matches, the U.S.
side led in one while the remaining two matches were all square.
Mike Weir of Bright's Grove, Ont. and partner Ernie Els jumped to
a 1-up lead against Charles Howell and Lucas Glover after five
holes.
Vijay Singh and ...
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Football - NCAA - Miami-Hurricanes
MIAMI (AP) _ Kyle Wright returned from an injury to throw a
game-sealing touchdown pass to DajLeon Farr with 2:15 left, and
Miami escaped an upset bid by Duke for the second straight year by
beating the Blue Devils 24-14 on Saturday.
Wright was 19-of-23 for 230 yards and two touchdowns for the
Hurricanes (4-1, 1-0), who won their Atlantic Coast Conference
opener for the first time in three years.
Thad Lewis completed 18 of 27 passes ...
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Soccer - England - Portsmouth
LONDON (AP) _ Benjani Mwaruwari scored a hat trick on Saturday to
lead Portsmouth to a 7-4 win over Reading in the highest scoring
match in the Premier League's 15-year history.
Arsenal won 1-0 at West Ham to keep the lead of the standings
from defending champion Manchester United, which won 1-0 at
Birmingham.
At Fratton Park, Reading goalkeeper Marcus Hahnemann made a
string of saves but was still beaten seven times.
Mwaruwari scored twice to put Portsmouth ...
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Hockey - NHL - Los-Angeles-Kings
LONDON _ The Los Angeles Kings were the forgotten team here this week, shunted to the background as their Southern California rivals paraded the Stanley Cup around London.
Maybe they got tired of playing second fiddle.
Mike Cammalleri scored twice and rookie Jonathan Bernier sparkled in his first-ever NHL start as the Kings dumped the defending champion Anaheim Ducks 4-1 ...
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Basketball - NBA - Minnesota-Timberwolves
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) _ The Minnesota Timberwolves have signed second-round draft pick Chris Richard.
Terms of the contract were not disclosed Saturday. The six-foot-nine forward from Florida was the 41st overall selection in the 2007 draft.
Timberwolves vice-president of basketball operations Kevin McHale said Richard will bring size and toughness to the team's frontcourt.
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Golf - Tiger-Woods
MONTREAL (AP) _ Tiger Woods said Monday anyone who tests positive
under golf's new drug policy should pay a steep price.
``Given our reputation in our sport, how honourable our sport is
and always has been and will continue to be, I think that the
penalty has got to be somewhat significant,'' Woods said in a
conference call to announce the field for his Target World
Challenge.
The World Golf Foundation, comprised of major golf organizations
around the ...
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Golf
Every two years, the United States fields a team of 12 players
who produce some of their best golf.
In one of the most nervous moments of his career, Tiger Woods
showed why he is the best clutch putter of his generation. Chris
DiMarco, after an unlikely escape from an awkward stance in the
bunker, holed a 15-foot putt that set off a celebration of raw
emotion. Jim Furyk has never lost in singles.
Young or old, ...
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Baseball - Oakland-Athletics
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) _ Manager Bob Geren and second baseman Mark
Ellis are staying with the Oakland Athletics for at least the near
future.
The A's picked up contract options for Geren and Ellis on Monday,
locking up Geren through 2009 and Ellis for the 2008 season. Geren,
who had extensive managerial experience in the minors and overseas
and is a longtime friend of general manager Billy Beane, signed a
two-year contract for his first managerial job ...
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Water-Sports - Swimming
Tom Johnson has been named the head coach of Canada's
swim team for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
The veteran coach has an extensive resume. He's been named to
Canada's coaching staff for seven Olympic Games, nine world
championships and eight Commonwealth Games and nationally his clubs
have won 15 overall national team titles and 21 Canadian
Interuniversity Sport titles.
``Tom has shown great leadership as head coach of the 2007 world
championship team,'' Pierre Lafontaine, CEO and national ...
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Baseball - Chicago-Cubs
CHICAGO (AP) _ Lou Piniella called upon decades of baseball
knowledge when the Chicago Cubs were scuffling for the first two
months. He watched intently, took mental notes and then started
swapping out the parts.
Finally, he used some theatrics to literally kick-start his team.
Turns out, a dirt-kicking temper tantrum against umpire Mark Wegner
on June 2 was just what the Cubs needed, whether it was premeditated
or not, whether it was the old Lou resurfacing ...
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Baseball - Minnesota-Twins
NEW YORK (AP) _ Minnesota Twins minor leaguer Eli Tintor was
suspended for 50 games Monday following a positive test for a drug
of abuse under the minor league program.
The 22-year-old outfielder's suspension will take effect at the
start of the 2008 season. There have been 27 suspensions this year
under the minor league program and four under the major league drug
plan.
Tintor, of Hibbing, Minn., played for the class-A Beloit Snappers
of the Midwest League. ...
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Rugby - Canada
BORDEAUX, France _ Canada faces Japan at the Rugby World Cup on
Tuesday with only pride at stake _ and the chance to preserve its
record of having won at least once at every World Cup it has
contested.
``I read that this morning,'' Japan's coach John Kirwan said of
Canada's record. ``Like I said yesterday, they are a proud nation
and a good rugby country.''
Canada and Japan have both been eliminated from Pool B, but ...
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Football - NCAA - Ohio-State-Buckeyes
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) _ Remember all those great players Ohio State
lost from last season's team? They're not missed as much as everyone
thought.
The Buckeyes routed Northwestern 58-7 Saturday to go to 4-0,
successfully opening their defence of the Big Ten title they've won
the last two years.
``It's a good start from a defensive standpoint, but there are
always things you can get better at,'' linebacker James Laurinaitis
said after Ohio State limited the Wildcats to ...
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Golf
A hole-by-hole look at Royal Montreal's Blue Course,
where the Presidents Cup will be played from Thursday to Sunday:
1st Hole, 444 yards, Par 4
A tough but indicative welcome to the Blue Course. The landing
area on this uphill dogleg left is protected by bunkers on the left.
The green narrows at the front and is also protected by sand, while
a devilish slope at the back offers a range of difficult pin
positions.
2nd Hole, 385 ...
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Basketball - NBA - Golden-State-Warriors
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) _ The Golden State Warriors signed Troy
Hudson on Monday, adding a veteran free-agent guard to their young
roster.
Hudson played 34 games last year in his fifth season with the
Minnesota Timberwolves, who paid more than US$12 million to buy out
his contract Aug. 3. He struggled with ankle injuries for nearly
three years in Minnesota before getting stuck behind Mike James and
Randy Foye on the bench last year.
Golden State waived guard ...
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Baseball - New-York-Yankees
NEW YORK (AP) _ The New York Yankees took a day off Monday. At
least, that's how it looked.
The Yankees' drive for a playoff spot paused, with Andy Pettitte
falling behind early and a smallish crowd watching Toronto rookie
Jesse Litsch pitch the Blue Jays to a 4-1 victory.
New York could've clinched a post-season berth with a win,
coupled with a Detroit loss later against Minnesota. Instead, the
Yankees never quite woke up in their ...
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Cycling
STUTTGART, Germany (AP) _ Spain's government and the national
federation are not doing enough to contain cycling's drug culture,
the leader of the sport's world governing body said Monday.
``The biggest problem we have in doping and cycling comes from
Spain,'' UCI president Pat McQuaid said in an interview with The
Associated Press. ``There seems to be a reluctance to completely
clean the problem out in Spain.''
Speaking two days before the start of the world championships ...
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Basketball - NBA - Seattle-SuperSonics
SEATTLE (AP) _ Seattle city officials filed a lawsuit Monday to
keep the SuperSonics from leaving town.
The lawsuit filed in King County Superior Court was a counter
move to a Sonics' attempt to be released from their lease on
KeyArena.
According to the complaint, ``The Sonics promised to `play all
home games ... exclusively''' at the arena at the Seattle Center
through Sept. 30, 2010.
``The city, with the help of some fine lawyers, is standing up ...
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Motorsports - NASCAR
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) _ The tension in this Chase for the
championship was evident after the first pit stop at Dover, where
title contender Tony Stewart angrily bumped Paul Menard because the
rookie crowded him.
By the time Round 2 was over, an incensed Denny Hamlin wanted to
fight Kyle Petty after an on-track accident led to an off-track
confrontation.
Emotions nearly erupted at Dover International Speedway, where
the top half of the Chase field left Sunday's race ...
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Baseball
NEW YORK (AP) _ Major League Baseball set a record for total
attendance and is on track to break its mark for average attendance.
With one week left in the regular season, major league teams drew
76,215,082, the commissioner's office said Monday, topping last
year's 76,042,787.
The average of 32,710 was up four per cent from last year's final
average of 31,423 and on pace to top the record of 31,632 set in
1994 before a strike ...
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Basketball - NBA - New-York-Knicks
NEW YORK (AP) _ A Madison Square Garden executive who says New
York Knicks coach Isiah Thomas showered her with profanities was
unsparing in her own foul language to describe fellow executives, a
former colleague testified Monday.
John Cudmore, a senior vice-president of finance, told a federal
jury that the executive, Anucha Browne Sanders, on numerous
occasions referred to others with the f-word and ``bitch,'' a word
she says Thomas frequently hurled at her.
Cudmore was called as ...
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Baseball - Philadelphia-Phillies
PHILADELPHIA (AP) _ A terrible start and a slew of injuries
couldn't keep the Philadelphia Phillies out of the playoff race.
For the third straight year, Philadelphia's post-season hopes
will come down to the final week. Six games remain and each is at
home. It's almost do-or-die every night, starting Tuesday against
the Atlanta Braves.
Can the Phillies finally end a 14-year playoff drought?
Considering the obstacles they've overcome this season, anything
is possible. This is a resilient ...
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Baseball - Florida-Marlins
MIAMI (AP) _ Short on pitching all season, the Marlins are now
looking for a pitching coach.
The organization sought to retain Rick Kranitz for next season,
but he wanted to explore other options, general manager Larry
Beinfest said Monday. Kranitz won't be with the team for its final
six games.
Bullpen coach Steve Foster will be pitching coach for the final
week. The rest of manager Fredi Gonzalez's staff will return next
season, Beinfest said.
Florida is last ...
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Baseball - St-Louis-Cardinals - Albert-Pujols
ST. LOUIS (AP) _ One swing at a time, Albert Pujols closed in on
another career milestone.
Pinch-hitting success had the St. Louis Cardinals' star, hobbled
by a strained left calf muscle, one RBI away from becoming the first
player to get 100 RBIs in his first seven seasons entering Monday
night's game against the Milwaukee Brewers.
Pujols had missed five straight starts entering the team's
season-ending seven-game trip, but went 2-for-2 with a bases-loaded
walk and four ...
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Soccer - Germany - Bayern-Munich
STUTTGART, Germany (AP) _ Energie Cottbus lost its last game and
dropped to the bottom of the Bundesliga, then fired the coach. Now
comes a trip to Bayern Munich.
Maybe best to head straight for the Oktoberfest.
Even in the best of times, there was not much for Cottbus to hope
from a trip to the Bavarian capital. In four games against Bayern,
the club has four defeats, with only two goals scored and 13
conceded.
That record ...
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Soccer - Spain - FC-Barcelona - Ronaldinho
MADRID, Spain (AP) _ Ronaldinho's muscle injury may be the least
of his problems.
The FC Barcelona midfielder has come under scrutiny after
supposedly staying out late and breaking curfew, leading the Spanish
media to doubt the legitimacy of the strain that will likely
sideline him from the team's Spanish league game against Zaragoza on
Wednesday.
``He spoke with the coach, who believed him,'' said Ronaldinho's
brother and agent, Roberto de Assis. ``From here on, there's nothing
more to ...
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Soccer - England - Arsenal
LONDON (AP) _ Arsenal's move to a bigger stadium has paid off,
with turnover increasing by almost 50 per cent to a club record
200.8 million pounds (C$406.6 million) and giving manager Arsene
Wenger a healthy transfer budget.
Arsenal Holdings PLC said Monday its record results, for the year
ending May 31, came as a result of the move to the 60,400-capacity
Emirates Stadium in July 2006.
The Gunners had played at the 38,500-seat Highbury Stadium for
the ...
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Basketball - NBA - Washington-Wizards
WASHINGTON (AP) _ Washington Wizards guard Roger Mason re-signed
with the team on Monday, agreeing to a one-year deal.
The six-foot-five Mason averaged 2.7 points in 62 games as a
reserve last season.
``My heart is in D.C.,'' Mason said. ``I feel like I can have a
great role with the Wizards and that we have a chance to be a great
team this year.''
The former Toronto Raptor signed with the Wizards as a free agent
before ...
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