Edwards tops Las Vegas NASCAR as Stewart falters on pit error
Carl Edwards wins at Las Vegas Motor Speedway marking his second win at the track and 19th of his career aided by Stewart penalties on pit road. Stewart leads 163 laps but the air hose rule inflicts a two tire stop, dropping him to 22nd as Edwards escapes to Victory Lane.
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Greg Biffle
Kevin Harvick
Jeff Burton
Darian
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Gordon
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Rockies edge Indians as Wigginton powers lineup
Ty Wigginton homered and doubled to highlight a 3-1 Rockies win over Cleveland. Jason Hammel pitched three solid innings while rookie Drew Pomeranz impressed with two scoreless frames in his second appearance.
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Lance Barrett
Clint Fagan
Huff eyes starter spot as Tribe camp nears finale
Pitchers fight for two to three open spots as Ada trims the slate to a tight race. Huff, the lone lefty in the mix, explains his approach and cites guidance from Johan Santana on refining a low, bouncing change-up to keep hitters off balance. Reyes and Tomlin remain in the competition, with Ada aiming for practical innings limits.
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Rangers Dominate Flyers 7-0 as Callahan Scores Four
Rangers rout Flyers 7-0 at home with a career best four goals and five points by Ryan Callahan. Washington Capitals top the standings for the first time since Jan 17 after an overtime win.
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NFL labor talks edge toward compromise on revenue split
With five days left, NFL owners push about 2 billion in revenue deductions before sharing remaining profits with players. The dispute centers on operating expenses and a proposed extra 1 billion for league debts, while safety and future benefits remain critical, leaving room for negotiation.
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Jake Scott
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