Saturday, July 5
Heat F Beasley resumes contact drills (AP)
Michael Beasley resumed contact drills with the Miami Heat summer league team Saturday afternoon, his first regular basketball activity since slightly cracking his sternum three days earlier. His status Monday for the summer-league opener in Orlando against the Chicago Bulls -- and Derrick Rose, who went No.
Report: Duhon agrees to deal with Knicks (AP)
Chris Duhon verbally agreed to a deal with the New York Knicks on Friday, the point guard and his agent told The Sporting News. "I am just excited, I am ready to get to work for the Knicks," said Duhon, the former Duke player who averaged 6.9 points and 4.5 assists in four seasons for Chicago. "It's a big stage, playing in New York.
Report: Arenas to sign for $111M, 6 yrs. (AP)
Gilbert Arenas is accepting less money from the Washington Wizards, invoking an attitude far, far removed from the world of his working-class fans. "What can I do for my family with $127 million that I can't do with $111 million?" he told The Washington Post. The unpredictable three-time All-Star point guard, in vintage Agent Zero fashion, told the Post and the Washington Times on Thursday that he...
Hornets give Paul deal worth up to $68M (AP)
Chris Paul and the Hornets reached a contract agreement Thursday that could keep the All-Star point guard with the team for at least the next four seasons. Lance Young, Paul's agent, said Paul agreed to a three-year extension with a player's option for a fourth year. The total value of the deal is $68 million.
Sonics need Okla. City practice facility (AP)
When the New Orleans Hornets arrived in Oklahoma City weeks before the 2005-06 season, one of their first priorities was to find a place to practice. It's also a major concern for the Seattle SuperSonics, who -- unlike the Hornets -- will be moving permanently to Oklahoma before the upcoming season. A taxpayer-funded practice facility is planned but won't be ready for at least 18 months, meaning...
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The new M’s caps
You may have been saying to yourself “I’d love to go out wearing my Mariners cap, but it’s just not embarrassing enough to wear the logo of one the worst, most ineptly-run franchises in baseball, where the worst hitter in the game gets to DH and bat fourth every game. What if there were something [...]
Game 87, Tigers at Mariners
Galarraga v Dickey. I have to admit that when I first saw this matchup on the probable pitcher listing I wondered for just an instant if Andres Galarraga had made yet another comeback, this time as a pitcher. The Big Cat would only be 47, after all. And remember, you can keep America rolling!
Game 86, Tigers at Mariners
Rogers vs. The Interview, who remains strangely untraded. 1:10 our time.
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MLB News And Notes
Buster Olney takes a look inside Baseball
Frana: Venus superó a Serena y logró su quinto campeonato
Serena Vs. Venus: Women's Final Breakdown
Chris Fowler breaks down the women's final matchup at Wimbledon
Wimbledon's Top 10 Points
After two weeks of play, SportsCenter counts down the top 10 points from Wimbledon
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NBA Playoffs: Just Getting Juicy
As mentioned before, the 2008 playoffs started with a bang. Well, now things are starting to get juicy!
NBA Playoffs Start Out With A Bang!
For the first round of the NBA Playoffs many teams are looking strong and in solid contention for the title.
NWSS: "Supes" Back To Stay?
Good news Sonics fans: well, maybe. Howard Schultz, the old Sonics owner and current CEO of Starbucks, will vie to get the "Supes" back to stay.
NWSS: Sonics Last Game
The Sonics may have just played the last game in Seattle last night against the Dallas Mavericks. The Sonics rallied and ended up winning the contest 99-95. The Key Arena was on fire with fans cheering in hopes that the Supes will stay in Seattle.
A Trip East: Fenway Park In Boston
As it's the dawn of a new season, this writer reflects on his first trip to Fenway Park just before the dawn of the new Red Sox Dynasty.
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