Indians' Carroll sidelined up to six weeks by injury
Cleveland utilityman Jamey Carroll was placed on the 15 day disabled list with a broken left hand after being hit by a pitch in an exhibition against Houston. Manager Eric Wedge said he could miss six weeks and will seek a hand specialist. Tony Graffanino was signed from Triple-A Columbus to replace him.
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Bush Throws Strike At Rangers Season Opener In Arlington
Former President George W. Bush, now Dallas resident and Rangers managing general partner, delivered a high strike to Josh Hamilton to start the season before about 40 000 fans. Nolan Ryan followed with the ceremonial ball as Bush greeted media and signed the ball after the handshake with Hamilton.
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Teenagers lead youthful surge into Masters spotlight
The Masters field includes 18 year old champion Lee and 17 year old Ryo Ishikawa along with Rory McIlroy and others in a rising cohort. Veterans like Tiger Woods acknowledge an earlier developing era as Kim and Immelman push toward majors while Augusta tests new talent.
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Cavaliers inch toward playoffs amid Varejao update
Cavaliers reveal Anderson Varejao has a clean MRI on a right wrist contusion and remains day to day. Delonte West’s status is questionable for the Wizards game while Gerald Wallace eyes a possible return after practice. Cleveland has five regular season games left and hosts playoff action at The Q starting April 18 or 19.
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Cavaliers rally past Spurs as Varejao flashes humor and mark
Cavs beat San Antonio as Anderson Varejao paraded a shirtless back with “Chosen 2” written in marker and mimicked LeBron James left-handed shots. James leads Cleveland with 28.6 points, 7.7 rebounds, 7.2 assists per game in a 50-win pace as Cleveland strengthens a late-season surge.
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Hossa Nets Twice as Red Wings Beat Sabres 4-1
Marian Hossa scored twice and Chris Osgood tied a career wins mark as Detroit downed Buffalo 4-1 to boost playoff chances. Osgood matched Dominik Hasek for 10th on the NHL all-time wins list. Claude JulienLee?
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Monsters Fall In Suspend-Resume Hockey Match
The Lake Erie Monsters lost 5-2 to the San Antonio Rampage at Hoover Arena in Strongsville. The game, started March 21, was suspended due to unplayable ice and completed Monday with Rampage leading 1-0 at the start of the second period.
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