Bonds Ties Hank Aaron With 755th Home Run
Barry Bonds hit his 755th homer in San Diego tying Hank Aaron's record and edging toward becoming the all time leader. He will seek 756 Monday in San Francisco against the Washington Nationals with ESPN2 coverage. Bonds praised by teammates and received congrats from Alex Rodriguez and Ken Griffey Jr as Willie Mays left a message from San Diego. The record chase continues amid ongoing steroid controversy and public scrutiny.
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Busch Ends Winless Drought With Pocono Victory
Kurt Busch, with Pat Tryson calling the shots, dominated Pocono Raceway to win the Pennsylvania 500 and jump into the final Chase spot. Earnhardt finished second as Busch led 175 laps, a Pocono record, in a resurgence that moved him from 17th to 12th in points with five races left.
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Woods dominates at Firestone for third straight Bridgestone title
Tiger Woods cruised to an eight shot victory at the Bridgestone Invitational in Akron, shooting 65 to finish bogey-free. Rory Sabbatini and Justin Rose trailed as Woods erased a one shot deficit early, tying a PGA Tour record with his 14th win at a single course and earning a spot in the PGA Championship. Lorena Ochoa then captured her first major at the Women’s British Open in St Andrews, a four stroke win after a 1 over par 74, as she celebrated with champagne and her caddie.
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Huard stays positive as Croyle battles for starting QB
The quarterback reflects on his career and two Super Bowl rings while stressing forward focus. He says he would not sulk if Brock Croyle wins the job, and that he would give his best effort, prepare fully, and step in when opportunity arises.
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