Rams cornerback Tye Hill embraces prove-it mindset
Rams cornerback Tye Hill said he plans to act as if unsigned after minicamp, aiming to prove himself beyond a first round label. He follows guidance from Pro Bowl receivers Terry Holt and Isaac Bruce while part of a defensive overhaul after a 6-10 season.
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Cardinals cruise past Brewers 7 5 behind Edmonds Eckstein
St Louis Cardinals topple Milwaukee 7 5 as Edmonds plates two with two RBI and Eckstein adds two singles scoring twice. Rolen, mired in a 14 game streak, walks twice and scores. Yost notes card onslaught despite Pujols out with oblique strain.
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Hamlin Secures First Cup Win Despite Early Setback
Denny Hamlin overcame a blown tire to win his first career Nextel Cup at Pocono Raceway, holding off teammate Tony Stewart in the final laps after Jeff Gordon's brake failure caused a late crash. Gordon walked away with a headache, the race red flagged for 13 minutes while SAFER barriers were reset. Gordon was not in the top 10 in points afterward.
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Bullets capture tournament crown with big first frame
The Springsboro Ohio based Bullets 18 and under travel team won the Southern Illinois Bullets Classic title at John A Logan College after a 13-1 rout of Kinect in the final. Kinect had reached the final by beating Evansville Wolfepack 6-1 but made three first inning errors that opened the door for the Bullets.
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Mavs Take 2-0 Lead in NBA Finals Over Heat
Dallas routed Miami 99-85 to move two games up as Stackhouse scored 19 and Howard 15 with four point plays. Nowitzki added 26 points and 16 rebounds aiding a 27-6 second quarter burst to seize control and leave the Heat with a daunting series deficit.
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Nadal Triumphs In Gripping French Open Final
Rafael Nadal outlasted Roger Federer 1-6 6-1 6-4 7-6 in Paris to claim his second straight Roland Garros title. Nadal extended his clay streak to 60 wins and denied Federer a calendar Grand Slam. Federer praised Nadal while noting he could not do more than try.
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