Red Sox Pitcher Buchholz Hobbled by Knee Injury
SAN FRANCISCO AP Red Sox pitcher Clay Buchholz hopes to make his next scheduled start despite a hyperextended left knee after he was hurt running the bases in Boston 4 San Francisco 2. He left after one inning and said the injury could delay his next turn in the rotation.
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No-hitter follows pitcher’s long bid as Diamondbacks eye rest
Arizona’s Edwin Jackson threw 149 pitches to complete the no hitter against the Rays. Manager A J Hinch considers delaying his next start, with Jackson likely to rest an extra day or two before a possible return next week.
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Thorn to step down as Nets president and GM next month
Rod Thorn, 69, will resign as president and general manager of the New Jersey Nets next month. Owner Mikhail Prokhorov did not renew GM Kiki Vandeweghe’s contract, and Thorn received a new deal he has not signed, while Avery Johnson was hired as coach. Thorn helped build a contender with Jason Kidd and led Nets to two NBA Finals appearances.
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Querrey advances to Wimbledon fourth round in tough five setter
American Sam Querrey outlasted Xavier Malisse 6-7 6-4 6-2 5-7 9-7 under lights to reach the Wimbledon fourth round for the first time. Seeded 18th, he improves on grass this month and will meet Andy Murray on Centre Court amid a likely British reception. Serena Williams reflects on last year’s U S Open meltdown and its $82 500 fine while noting future temper caution.
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Brits win doubles to stun top seeds at Wimbledon
The British pair toppled top seeds Daniel Nestor and Nenad Zimonjic 7 5 5 7 7 4 6 7 8 6 in a dramatic Wimbledon doubles match. Eaton praised their performance, while Inglot credited collegiate experience for resilience as Murray carried Britain in singles. Spectators included Chariton Hoddle Navratilova Natase Goolagong Caney Mancuso Hoy Pendleton Lara Tendulkar. Serena and Venus Williams advanced to the quarterfinals with a 6 1 6 2 win over Cibulkova Pavlyuchenkova, strengthening their bid for a fifth consecutive Grand Slam doubles title.
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Baseball Transactions Saturday AP Report
Transactions list MLB moves including Brad Bergesen recalled by Baltimore and Lou Montanez placed on the 15 day DL Dustin Pedroia placed on the 15 day DL Jose Mijares reinstated by Minnesota Jeff Manship optioned to Rochester Brian Schutter contract selected by Chicago Jeff Stevens optioned to Iowa Josh Banks contract purchased by Houston Yung Chi Chen signed by Pittsburgh assigned to Altoona
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