Ducks can’t curb penalties in Stanley Cup Final opener
Scott Niedermayer and Chris Pronger drew penalties early and late as Anaheim dropped Game 1 to Ottawa 3-2. Coach Randy Carlyle urged discipline after Anaheim, the NHL’s most-penalized team in the regular season, struggled with high-sticking, roughing, and holding penalties while Ottawa cashed in on the power play.
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Tiger Woods Juggles Family Birth, U S Open, Debuts AT T National
Bethesda news describes Tiger Woods managing his wife Erin’s upcoming delivery with his inaugural AT T National in July. He aims to play while coordinating invites from peers like Appleby and Love III, and contemplates timing if labor begins during a final hole. Woods jokes about a quick finish and a winning three.
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American men falter at French Open in early round hits
At Roland Garros, Andy Roddick exits in the first round after a four set loss to Igor Andreev as U S men suffer an 0 8 streak open. Roger Federer opens with a straight forward win over Michael Russell while others including Gimelstob Delic Ferrero Kendrick Querrey Spadea Blake and Karlovic lose or suspend play. Bobby Ginepri remains alive as play pauses. The run of U S men without a French Open title continues dating back to 1989.
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Global golf rift widens between PGA and European tours
The PGA Tour grows as a global force while European Tour loses players and identity. Top players split between events like The Players, BMW Championship, and Irish Open. Talks shift to joint or rival WGC style events with Asia, Australia, and Japan as potential partners.
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