Lakers Bean Boston in Rough Opener Win
Ron Artest proved it in his opening-minute scuffle with Paul Pierce, tumbling to the ground with a vise grip on the Celtics star's elbow.
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Woods Turns to Video for Swing Coaching
Tiger Woods is the defending champion at Memorial and a four-time winner at Muirfield Village.
Female Pitcher Eri Yoshida Wins Fans in U.S. Pro Debut
Eri Yoshida bounced off the mound with an ear-to-ear smile, looking every bit like an 18-year-old who had just graduated high school and was enjoying
Takahashi, Mets Shut Out Phillies Again
Hisanori Takahashi is making a habit out of fooling some of baseball's best hitters with his double-pump leg-kick motion and deceptive changeup.
Tiger Woods to Return to Defend Memorial Title
Tiger Woods will defend his title next week at the Memorial Tournament, marking his return to the PGA Tour after three weeks spent rehabbing
Manny Pacquiao Hospitalized for Ulcer
World welterweight champion Manny Pacquiao was admitted to hospital to treat a mild stomach ulcer and allow him to rest after campaigning for the May ...
Yoo Beats Stanford to Wins Sybase Match Championship
Sun Young Yoo arrived at stately Hamilton Farm with modest expectations. She left with a breakthrough victory.
Nadal Thrashes Giant-Killer Soderling for 5th French Title
Accustomed to being on the move, Rafael Nadal sat restlessly during a changeover one game from his fifth French Open title.
Wie Knocked Out of Hamilton Farm by Top-Ranked Shin
Top-ranked Jiyai Shin knocked out Michelle Wie in the Sybase Match Play Championship quarterfinals Saturday, winning 2 and 1 on another hot, humid
Takuma Sato Crashes During Indy 500 Warmup
Japanese driver Takuma Sato will have X-rays on a sore back after crashing in a morning practice session at Indianapolis.
Michelle Wie Advances in Sybase Match Play
Michelle Wie smacked herself on the rear end after three-putting for her lone bogey in the first round of the Sybase Match Play Championship.
Singh Out of Top 50 for First Time Since 1992
The world golf ranking does not have Vijay Singh among the top 50 for the first time in nearly 18 years.
Se Ri Pak Beat Licicome in Drenched Playoff
It was like the old days for Se Ri Pak, coming up with a clutch shot when she needed it and carrying the day when ...
Se Ri Pak Rekindles Memories with 2nd Round Lead
Se Ri Pak shot a 6-under 66 on Friday to take a one-stroke lead over Brittany Lincicome and Wendy Ward in the Bell Micro LPGA ...
Woods Has Inflamed Neck Joint, Sees Early June Return
Tiger Woods said tests Wednesday showed an inflamed neck joint that causes pain and makes it hard to turn his head, an injury that will ...
Japanese Girl to Pitch for Chico Outlaws
Eri Yoshida is like many girls her age. She has an affinity for torn blue jeans, loves music and giggles uncontrollably, sometimes for no reason ...
Promoters Cagey About Pacquiao-Mayweather Fight
When the promoters for Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. take a second crack at putting their fighters together, they're hoping a calm
S. Korea Loses to Argentina, Favored to Advance
With Gonzalo Higuain scoring a hat trick and Lionel Messi in the thick of the action, stylish Argentina is on the brink of advancing at ...
S. Korea Loses to Uruguay in Sudden-Death Match
The game on the line, Luis Suarez sidestepped two defenders in the driving rain and struck a right-footed shot from the edge of the penalty ...
Isner Advances to Wimbledon Round 2
When it was finally over — after five sets, 183 games and more than 11 hours of play over three days — John Isner collapsed ...
Henin Pulls Through to the 3rd Round
Justine Henin sweated a bit Wednesday at sunny Wimbledon, and not just because of the warm weather.
S. Korea Advances with Draw Against Nigeria
South Korea has been a regular at the World Cup. All but one of its previous seven appearances ended disappointingly in the first round.
Tiger Back in Contention at Open After Year's Best Round
Tiger Woods poured in one birdie after another, more than he had ever made in one round of the U.S. Open, each of them followed ...
Japan Loses to Netherlands in Tight Match
The Netherlands is showing it doesn't have to be flashy to win. Wesley Sneijder scored the only goal Saturday and the Netherlands beat Japan 1-0
N. Korea World Cup Players Not Missing After All
Four players from North Korea's soccer team put to rest questions about their whereabouts Friday simply by turning up for practice.
Tiger Woods Suffers Another Bad-Swing Day
On another frustrating day at Pebble Beach, Tiger Woods fought with his swing as much as the greens. Graeme McDowell, on the other hand, had ...
Lakers Beat Celtics 83-79 for Title
Lakers, champions again, winners 83-79 over the Celtics tonight for their second straight NBA title and No. 16 in their illustrious history.
World Cup Matches Marred by Obvious Bad Calls
A goal that probably shouldn't have counted and one that definitely should have but was ignored played key roles in Argentina and Germany
Lakers Force Game 7 vs. Celtics in NBA Finals
"Los Angeles Lakers force Game 7 against the Boston Celtics, in NBA finals with a comeback score of 89-67 in Game 6."
Brazil Break Through N. Korea Defense to Win
Twice, Brazil was brilliant, and it was enough to edge North Korea 2-1 in a first-round World Cup match.
Japan Breaks Foreign Soil Curse with Win Over Cameroon
Japan can so win a World Cup game outside its borders. Coming off four straight exhibition losses in the buildup to the tournament
Kuckleball Princess Yoshida Records 1st K in U.S. Pro Baseball
Eri Yoshida added another first to her resume, but the 18-year-old "Knuckle Princess" from Japan is still looking for a win.
U.S. Stuns Favored England with 1-1 Tie
England's players couldn't get off the field fast enough. The Americans lingered to savor the night.
Korea Shows Aggression, Speed in WC Opener vs. Greece
South Korea opened the World Cup like it wanted to repeat its 2002 run to the semifinals. Greece looked like it was stuck in 1994.
USC Football Slammed by Severe NCAA Sanctions
The NCAA threw the book at storied Southern California on Thursday with a two-year bowl ban, four years' probation, loss of scholarships and forfeits
N. Korea WC Team Secluded, Secretive at Johannesburg
A week after arriving for the World Cup, the North Korean team remains largely hidden from public view, sequestered behind the tightly guarded gates
Lakers Bean Boston in Rough Opener Win
Ron Artest proved it in his opening-minute scuffle with Paul Pierce, tumbling to the ground with a vise grip on the Celtics star's elbow.
Woods Turns to Video for Swing Coaching
Tiger Woods is the defending champion at Memorial and a four-time winner at Muirfield Village.
Female Pitcher Eri Yoshida Wins Fans in U.S. Pro Debut
Eri Yoshida bounced off the mound with an ear-to-ear smile, looking every bit like an 18-year-old who had just graduated high school and was enjoying
Takahashi, Mets Shut Out Phillies Again
Hisanori Takahashi is making a habit out of fooling some of baseball's best hitters with his double-pump leg-kick motion and deceptive changeup.
Tiger Woods to Return to Defend Memorial Title
Tiger Woods will defend his title next week at the Memorial Tournament, marking his return to the PGA Tour after three weeks spent rehabbing
Manny Pacquiao Hospitalized for Ulcer
World welterweight champion Manny Pacquiao was admitted to hospital to treat a mild stomach ulcer and allow him to rest after campaigning for the May ...
Yoo Beats Stanford to Wins Sybase Match Championship
Sun Young Yoo arrived at stately Hamilton Farm with modest expectations. She left with a breakthrough victory.
Nadal Thrashes Giant-Killer Soderling for 5th French Title
Accustomed to being on the move, Rafael Nadal sat restlessly during a changeover one game from his fifth French Open title.
Wie Knocked Out of Hamilton Farm by Top-Ranked Shin
Top-ranked Jiyai Shin knocked out Michelle Wie in the Sybase Match Play Championship quarterfinals Saturday, winning 2 and 1 on another hot, humid
Takuma Sato Crashes During Indy 500 Warmup
Japanese driver Takuma Sato will have X-rays on a sore back after crashing in a morning practice session at Indianapolis.
Michelle Wie Advances in Sybase Match Play
Michelle Wie smacked herself on the rear end after three-putting for her lone bogey in the first round of the Sybase Match Play Championship.
Singh Out of Top 50 for First Time Since 1992
The world golf ranking does not have Vijay Singh among the top 50 for the first time in nearly 18 years.
Se Ri Pak Beat Licicome in Drenched Playoff
It was like the old days for Se Ri Pak, coming up with a clutch shot when she needed it and carrying the day when ...
Se Ri Pak Rekindles Memories with 2nd Round Lead
Se Ri Pak shot a 6-under 66 on Friday to take a one-stroke lead over Brittany Lincicome and Wendy Ward in the Bell Micro LPGA ...
Woods Has Inflamed Neck Joint, Sees Early June Return
Tiger Woods said tests Wednesday showed an inflamed neck joint that causes pain and makes it hard to turn his head, an injury that will ...
Japanese Girl to Pitch for Chico Outlaws
Eri Yoshida is like many girls her age. She has an affinity for torn blue jeans, loves music and giggles uncontrollably, sometimes for no reason ...
Promoters Cagey About Pacquiao-Mayweather Fight
When the promoters for Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. take a second crack at putting their fighters together, they're hoping a calm
S. Korea Loses to Argentina, Favored to Advance
With Gonzalo Higuain scoring a hat trick and Lionel Messi in the thick of the action, stylish Argentina is on the brink of advancing at ...
S. Korea Loses to Uruguay in Sudden-Death Match
The game on the line, Luis Suarez sidestepped two defenders in the driving rain and struck a right-footed shot from the edge of the penalty ...
Isner Advances to Wimbledon Round 2
When it was finally over — after five sets, 183 games and more than 11 hours of play over three days — John Isner collapsed ...
Henin Pulls Through to the 3rd Round
Justine Henin sweated a bit Wednesday at sunny Wimbledon, and not just because of the warm weather.
S. Korea Advances with Draw Against Nigeria
South Korea has been a regular at the World Cup. All but one of its previous seven appearances ended disappointingly in the first round.
Tiger Back in Contention at Open After Year's Best Round
Tiger Woods poured in one birdie after another, more than he had ever made in one round of the U.S. Open, each of them followed ...
Japan Loses to Netherlands in Tight Match
The Netherlands is showing it doesn't have to be flashy to win. Wesley Sneijder scored the only goal Saturday and the Netherlands beat Japan 1-0
N. Korea World Cup Players Not Missing After All
Four players from North Korea's soccer team put to rest questions about their whereabouts Friday simply by turning up for practice.
Tiger Woods Suffers Another Bad-Swing Day
On another frustrating day at Pebble Beach, Tiger Woods fought with his swing as much as the greens. Graeme McDowell, on the other hand, had ...
Lakers Beat Celtics 83-79 for Title
Lakers, champions again, winners 83-79 over the Celtics tonight for their second straight NBA title and No. 16 in their illustrious history.
World Cup Matches Marred by Obvious Bad Calls
A goal that probably shouldn't have counted and one that definitely should have but was ignored played key roles in Argentina and Germany
Lakers Force Game 7 vs. Celtics in NBA Finals
"Los Angeles Lakers force Game 7 against the Boston Celtics, in NBA finals with a comeback score of 89-67 in Game 6."
Brazil Break Through N. Korea Defense to Win
Twice, Brazil was brilliant, and it was enough to edge North Korea 2-1 in a first-round World Cup match.
Japan Breaks Foreign Soil Curse with Win Over Cameroon
Japan can so win a World Cup game outside its borders. Coming off four straight exhibition losses in the buildup to the tournament
Kuckleball Princess Yoshida Records 1st K in U.S. Pro Baseball
Eri Yoshida added another first to her resume, but the 18-year-old "Knuckle Princess" from Japan is still looking for a win.
U.S. Stuns Favored England with 1-1 Tie
England's players couldn't get off the field fast enough. The Americans lingered to savor the night.
Korea Shows Aggression, Speed in WC Opener vs. Greece
South Korea opened the World Cup like it wanted to repeat its 2002 run to the semifinals. Greece looked like it was stuck in 1994.
USC Football Slammed by Severe NCAA Sanctions
The NCAA threw the book at storied Southern California on Thursday with a two-year bowl ban, four years' probation, loss of scholarships and forfeits
N. Korea WC Team Secluded, Secretive at Johannesburg
A week after arriving for the World Cup, the North Korean team remains largely hidden from public view, sequestered behind the tightly guarded gates
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