Pham's two homers lift Cardinals in extra innings sweep of Braves
St. Louis rallied from a four run deficit to beat Atlanta 6-4 in 14 innings as Tommy Pham belted two homers including a two run shot off Josh Collmenter. Pham added four hits and three RBIs after a midseason recall while Freddie Freeman tied the game with an 11th inning homer.
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Harman sinks 30-foot birdie to win Wells Fargo Championship
Brian Harman holes a 30-foot birdie on the final hole to deny Dustin Johnson a fourth straight win at Eagle Point. Harman closes with 68 to win his second PGA Tour title as Johnson returns from a back injury and eyes a playoff.
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Stenhouse captures first Cup win with last lap pass
Ricky Stenhouse Jr used a Ford engine to surge past Kyle Busch in overtime at Talladega to claim his first NASCAR Cup victory. He led from pole and benefited from a late race crash delay, with Jimmie Johnson and Jamie McMurray in podium positions behind him.
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Always Dreaming Prepares for Preakness With Fresh Contenders
Derby winner Always Dreaming heads to Pimlico for the Preakness May 20 in Baltimore. Trainer Todd Pletcher aims to acclimate the 3 year old to new surroundings as several fresh rivals skip the Derby. Always Dreaming will stay in stall 40 and has shown renewed energy after a late training stretch.
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