Lefty wins Phoenix Open wire-to-wire in record pace
Phil Mickelson seals a wire-to-wire victory at the Phoenix Open finishing 28-under 256.Snedeker finishes two behind after a late birdie run. Mickelson rebounded from a rough stretch with a clutch 55-foot fringe putt and a key driver change this season.
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Dallas at Colorado NHL game on NBCSN
NHL telecast features the Dallas Stars visiting the Colorado Avalanche on NBCSN. Coverage previews key matchups, standings implications, and player spotlight ahead of the puck drop.
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NBA Heat reassign Pittman to Sioux Falls NDABL affiliate
NBA transaction notes Miami Heat assign center Dexter Pittman to the Sioux Falls NBADL affiliate. NHL Carolina Hurricanes recall forward Tim Wallace from Charlotte AHL and assign forward Zac Dalpe to Charlotte. Columbus Blue Jackets place defenseman Nikita Nikitin on IR retroactive to January 29 and recall defenseman Nick Holden from Springfield AHL.
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Dubai Desert Classic and Ladies Masters Results Standouts
Results from the Dubai Desert Classic at Emirates Golf Club show major contenders such as Gallacher Rich and Sterne leading near the top with scores ranging from -266 to -274. The Ladies Masters at RACV Royal Pines outside Gold Coast lists Karrie Webb and Chella Choi contending for the title with final scores around 203 to 213.
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Mickelson Wins at TPC Scottsdale in PGA Tour Event
Phil Mickelson leads with rounds of 60 65 64 totaling 24 under par at TPC Scottsdale. Brandt Snedeker and Scott Piercy follow closely with 23 and 22 under respectively. field totals show a strong-club finish across the 7 216 yard par 71 course and a $6.2 million purse.
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US defeats Brazil 3 2 in Davis Cup world group clash
In Jacksonville US beat Brazil 3 2 on indoor hard courts at Veterans Memorial Arena. Sam Querrey and John Isner won singles, plus aBryan brothers duo and Bellucci comeback featured in reverse singles and doubles results.
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Hlavackova and Huber Triumph In 6 1 6 1 Victory
Andrea Hlavackova and Liezel Huber team won 6-1 6-1 over their opponents. The event featured AHL results with Houston and Rockford scoring. other scores included Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 2 Hershey 1 in OT. Tonight’s schedule lists San Antonio at Houston at 8 05 p.m.
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College Basketball Scores Roundup
Emory defeats NYU 74 to 69 and Hamilton tops Wesleyan 62 to 57. Lehigh wins 85 76 over Army while Manhattan 57 66 at Rochester in Brandeis 59 over St Peter's 49. UConn 69 64 South Florida OT. Other results include Centre 71 Berry 60 and Wisconsin 74 Illinois 68. Stanford 81 Oregon State 73.
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Women's College Basketball Scores Roundup
A sweep of results across conferences shows numerous close and decisive women's games. Notable outcomes include North Carolina over East Carolina, UMass defeating West Virginia, and Florida with a dominant win over Florida State as teams chase conference positioning.
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High School Hockey and Basketball Results Highlight local action
Sunday's results include Cleveland High School Hockey League Blue West Division with Avon Lake and Rei 21. Basketball previews note non conference games Laurel School Lutheran West Oberlin Max Hayes Open Door and 2013 NBA All Star mention.
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Four-Man Bobsled Worlds: Germany Considers Podium Finish
Germany led by Maximilian Arndt and teammates Huebenbecker Roediger and Putze placed third with a 4:20.67 total at the Bobsled World Championships. Russia and the United States followed in the standings with competitive times.
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Baseball free agents list by team and position
The AP notes 58 remaining free agents across both leagues with teams and positions listed. Notable names include Daisuke Matsuzaka with Boston, Grady Sizemore with Cleveland, Roy Oswalt and Derek Lowe among others, with additions across NL and AL clubs and several players tied to potential draft-pick implications.
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Querrey caps U S Davis Cup win over Brazil in Jacksonville
Sam Querrey rallied past Thiago Alves 4 6 6 3 6 4 7 6 3 to lift the United States to a 3 2 victory over Brazil in Jacksonville Florida advancing the U S into the Davis Cup quarterfinals. Canada Italy Kazakhstan and the Czech Republic also advanced with France Serbia and Argentina clinching spots. The U S will host Serbia in Boise April 5 7.
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