UCLA guard Farmar stays in NBA draft as Afflalo plans return
Sideline report says UCLA guard Jordan Farmar will stay in the NBA draft while Arron Afflalo withdraws his name without an agent and will return for his junior season. Farmar plans to hire an agent soon as the withdrawal deadline looms.
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Hewitt Wins Queen's Club Title Again
Lleyton Hewitt defeated James Blake 6 4 6 4 to win the grass court championship at Queen's Club in London. The eighth seed from Australia becomes a four time winner, matching McEnroe and Becker after three straight titles at Wimbledon warmup. Hewitt said it feels great to return to the winner's circle.
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Browns coach hints at veteran backup option behind Frye
In Berea Ohio coach Romeo Crennel named a 42 year old former Browns quarterback as a potential backup behind Charlie Frye. He suggested the veteran could be recalled late in training camp if needed and clarified he has not contacted Vinny Testaverde.
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Wade Bails Heat in Game 5 to Take 3-2 Series Lead
Dwyane Wade sank two free throws with 1.9 seconds left, lifting the Miami Heat to a 101-100 win over the Dallas Mavericks in Game 5. Wade scored 43, including 19 free throws, as Dallas led late in OT before Nowitzki’s jumper and Wade’s late heroics decided the game.
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Mickelson collapses in U S Open as Ogilvy nears title
Phil Mickelson squandered a late par attempt at Winged Foot as Geoff Ogilvy captured his first major with a 2 over 72. Mickelson called himself an idiot after the meltdown ending a chance to join Woods and a stunning defeat that crowned Ogilvy.
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Tigers blast eight homers to rout Cubs at Wrigley
Kenny Rogers earned his 200th win as Detroit hit eight homers led by Chris Shelton Brandon Inge and Curtis Granderson. The Tigers defeated Chicago 12 3 behind Rogers eight innings two runs four hits and solid hitting. Mark Prior struggled lasting 32 3 innings allowing eight runs.
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