Osgood shines as Red Wings blank Blues 5 0
Chris Osgood stopped 20 shots for his 45th career shutout as Detroit beat St. Louis 5-0. Valtteri Filppula scored twice, Rafalski notched a goal and two assists, and Nicklas Lidstrom opened scoring minutes in. Zetterberg and Holmstrom out injured.
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Prior Returns Home As Padres Sign Mark Prior
Mark Prior agrees to a one year 1 million contract with the San Diego Padres, rejoining his hometown team at Petco Park. If healthy he could earn 4.5 million in bonuses, joining a strong staff led by Jake Peavy and Greg Maddux with Bud Black praising the move.
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SpursTop Bulls 94 79 in Interim Coach Debut
San Antonio guard Tony Parker scored 28 as the Spurs beat Chicago 94-79 in the Bulls first game under interim coach Pete Myers after Scott Skiles was fired. Ben Gordon led Chicago with 18 points while Manu Ginobili sat out with a finger sprain.
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Beanie Wells Blossoms Into Ohio State Star
Ohio State tailback Beanie Wells, once a top recruit, has blossomed into a 1,463 yard, 14 touchdown sophomore star as the Buckeyes prepare for LSU in the BCS title game. He overcame fumbles and injuries, earning team MVP honors despite a lingering ankle issue and a possible postseason surgery.
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