Brazil advances to World Cup second round with win over Morocco
Brazil defeated Morocco to clinch advancement to the World Cup knockout stage as the team's offense clicked and the defense held firm. Paul Shuey's return provides relief for the bullpen. Yankees drop another series.
José Mesa downfall shocks Indians fans and front office
Dan Coughlin notes Cleveland's slide as Jose Mesa sinks from star status. After a 34 relief appearances with one save, his confidence and form crumble amid boos and scrutiny from Mike Hargrove. The team reevaluates him as his value and credibility erode.
Manny Ramirez Powers Indians Past Royals in Pair of Wins
Manny Ramirez delivered a monster day as Cleveland swept Kansas City, going 3-for-4 with six RBIs and three runs in a 9-1 win highlighted by a two-run double and a towering solo homer. He matched a career high with six RBIs and added two doubles, fueling the Tribe’s offense after a rough previous game. Ramirez’s performance came as Bartolo Colon dominated on the mound, delivering another strong start to back the explosive day at Jacobs Field.
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Watson Contender at Olympic Club Recalled
In San Francisco at the Olympic Club, Tom Watson appears as a strong contender though memories linger of his 1987 U S Open near miss. A 45 foot birdie putt that stayed out foreshadowed a long period of struggles, with Watson fading from U S Open contention for years.
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Osgood Posts Shutout Plaudits In 4-1 Win
Detroit goalie Chris Osgood stopped a shot by Washington's Mark Tinordi in the second period. He made 30 saves as the Red Wings completed their second straight Stanley Cup sweep with a 4-1 victory.
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Wings Sweep Capitals to Complete Back-to-Back Finals Victory
The Detroit Red Wings finished a 4-1 win at the MCI Center, completing a back to back Stanley Cup finals sweep. Vladimir Konstantinov, paralyzed last June, returned to ice and joined the celebration as captain Steve Yzerman wheeled him with the Cup. Scotty Bowman praised Vlade's impact on the team.
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