Bolstered bullpen could keep Tigers atop cheap rankings
Chicago Tribune’s Phil Rogers ranks MLB teams with the Tigers at No 1. Notes bullpen issues and possible trades as key factors. Mentions Red Sox Indians Dodgers Mets Angels Mariners Hank Aaron Brewers Padres Cubs Twins Yankees Braves Blue Jays Phillies Diamondbacks Rockies Marlins Cardinals Orioles Nationals Astros Athletics White Sox Pirates Braves Lopez Royals Reds Rangers Giants Devil Rays with various player notes and management moves.
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Harrington Wins Open After 18th Drama in Carnoustie
Padraig Harrington clung to a one shot lead at the 18th before Sergio Garcia’s late miscue opened the door. Harrington survived a harrowing finish with a clutch up and down and a playoff edge to become the first European to win a major in eight years.
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ESPN fuels criticism over youth sports coverage
In a critical column the writer laments ESPN’s heavy focus on professional style analysis of 12 year old Little League players. He argues coverage from Williamsport and regional games glorifies youths and undermines participation and fun, noting former stars offer scouting commentary. He recalls past simpler broadcasts as preferable.
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Bonds chase puts Bud Selig in tough spot
The debate over whether Commissioner Bud Selig will attend Barry Bonds 756th or 766th home run looms as fans and media note the uncertainty of Bonds milestone timing. Selig says he has a day job, and a post game ceremony in San Francisco could be the dignified tribute.
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