Steroid scandal tops AP 2009 sports stories
The AP voters named the baseball steroid scandal as the year’s top sports story, outranking Tiger Woods’ downturn. Memo to readers cover Ramirez Ortiz Bonds Sosa McGwire and Tejada with suspensions and legal cases shaping baseball’s tainted era.
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Pacquiao Mayweather Megafight in Jeopardy Over Drug Tests
Las Vegas negotiations over March 13 bouts threaten to collapse as Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. clash on Olympic style blood testing. Arum proposes three tests with MLB and NFL labs while Mayweather pushes USADA. Roach says five day cutoff possible.双方 continue bargaining amid time pressure.
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Schumacher returns to F1 with Mercedes for 2010 season
Michael Schumacher announces a comeback after three years away, signing with Mercedes for at least 2010. The seven time world champion aims to prove himself in a rival filled era, with Fernando Alonso Lewis Hamilton Jenson Button and others on the grid as bookmakers rate his title chances at 6 1.
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