Older stars lead Players Championship in rain delayed round
Tiger Woods and Jay Haas shared the clubhouse lead at 68 with Rocco Mediate and Bob Tway as 40s era players top the field in the rain delayed first round at The Players Championship. Annika Sorenstam opened Kraft Nabisco with a 64 to lead the LPGA major.
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Haraway Signs With Pacers Boosting Backcourt
Tim Hardaway, 36, five time All Star, signed with the Indiana Pacers after not playing this season. He is playoff eligible as a free agent and could debut Friday against Chicago after expected practice.
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Reeling Astros reshuffle rotation as Reynolds exits
Astros place Shane Reynolds on waivers and drop him from the starting rotation, opting for Tim Redding and Jerrold Robertson as young rotation options. Beltran lands on 15 day DL with oblique strain, opening center field for Michael Tucker while Berger and Brown share right.
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Plushenko Wins Second World Figure Skating Crown
The Russian favorite Evgeni Plushenko captures his second world title at the MCI Center. He defeats American Tim Goebel, with Takeshi Honda third, as Goebel repeats last year's silver. Plushenko delivers two quad jumps and six triples despite a sore knee, while Goebel performs two quads and seven triples in a strong program.
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Weight’s late PP goal lifts Blues past Panthers 2-1 in St Louis
Doug Weight scored a power play goal with two seconds left after a too many men on the ice penalty to give the St. Louis Blues a 2-1 win over the Florida Panthers. Eric Boguniecki opened the scoring, Denis Shvidki tied it for Florida, and Brent Johnson started in goal for St. Louis. The Panthers outshot the Blues 17-7 in the third period.
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McGrady leads late rally to beat Timberwolves 110 107
Tracy McGrady scored seven of his 30 in the final 3 34 as the Orlando Magic edged Kevin Garnett and Minnesota 110 107. McGrady added 10 assists while Garnett had 26 points and 14 rebounds in a tight clash. Darrell Armstrong iced the win with four free throws in the final 15.6 seconds.
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