Ducks face must-win Game 6 to force seventh in Cup final
Anaheim hosts New Jersey with the Stanley Cup on the line after trailing 3-2 in the series. Ducks aim to tighten defense, avoid letting the Devils crash the net, while Devils seek to clinch and avoid a do-or-die clash.
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Kariya
Giguere
Steve Thomas
Petr Sykora
Jiggy
Jamie Langenbrunner
Turner Stevenson
Stevenson
Sheerin Wins New England Senior Open at NHCC
Jim Sheerin the Abenaqui CC head pro defeated Charlie Volpone on the first playoff hole to win the New England Senior Open at the Country Club of New Hampshire after opening with 72 and 70. Amateur Peter Harrity of North Hampton tied for 17th. NH Amateur champion finished seven behind. Sheerin aims for third straight U S Senior Open bid at Willow Bend on Cape Cod.
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Valrico
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Brewers Surge Past Red Sox Behind Sexson's 435-Foot Shot
Brewers broke the game open with five runs in the sixth off Hector Almonte as Sexson hit a 435-foot homer tying for the majors lead at 19. Osik and Clark drove in runs, and Jenkins added an RBI in the seventh. Boston rallied to tie then retook the lead in the sixth before Durocher retired a batter. Cloninger plans medical leave for bladder cancer treatment. Mariners acquire Matt White from Boston to strengthen bullpen.
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Cincinnati
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Helms
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Brady Clark
Almonte
Geoff Jenkins
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Brewers
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Ramirez
Jayson Durocher
Doug Mirabelli
Durocher
Bill Mueller
Seattle Mariners
Matt White
Red Sox
Shelton Fulse
White
Mariners
Cristian Guerrero
Guerrero
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Mainers open season with depth and promise in NECBL
Sanford's Santiard Mainers build for power and speed with 12 pitchers on a 25 man roster. Right hander Andy Sonnanstine leads the rotation as Clint King signs pro deal with Chicago White Sox after clubbing 23 this spring. Mate Matulia, Aughey and Ard anchor infield as newcomers vie for speed and defense in opener versus Thread City Tides at Goodall Park.
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Wanneus
Santiard Mainers
New England
Southern Mississippi
Clint King
Chicago White Sox
Mainers
Scott Brown
Goodall Park
Thread City Tides
Andy Sonnanstine
Towler cut from Sanford Mainers before season start
Bryan Towler, a Marist freshman catcher from Hampton, was released by NECBL club Sanford Mainers after the team signed a more experienced catcher, John Slone of Miami of Ohio. Towler played 16 games at Marist, mainly as designated hitter, and will join Kingston Night Owls unless another NCAA summer league opportunity arises.
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Maine
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Ken Niles
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Marist College
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Marist
Mike Sidoti
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Thread City Tides
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North Shore Baseball League
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