Singh finally crowned Bay Hill champion at Arnold Palmer Invite
Vijay Singh, a Bay Hill regular for 15 years, finally claimed the Arnold Palmer Invitational title with a 3-under 67 to finish 272, beating Rocco Mediate by two as Arnold Palmer lauded the long wait. Tiger Woods endured a triple bogey and a 76 finishing tied for 22nd, while Tom Purtzer won the Champions Tour event in California and Chapchai Nirat captured the TCL Classic in Sanya with a 22-under 266.
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Sipp Eyes Minor League Start In Cleveland Bullpen Plan
Tony Sipp, a 23 year old lefty, aims to begin the season with Triple A Buffalo as one of three minor league left handers. He has 284 strikeouts in 219 innings and a 3.13 ERA in 29 games last year for Akron, while noting the role is to fit organizational needs. Indians manager Eric Wedge praises his live fastball and control work as Sipp and fellow prospects Lara and Perez compete for bullpen depth.
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Garko Eyes Big League Spot After Impressive Season
Garko, Eduardo Perez and Ben Broussard were traded to Seattle. He posted a .292 average with seven home runs and 45 RBIs, ranking sixth in the majors for Aug RBI and fifth among AL rookies. Indians weigh options at first base as Garko eyes a spring roster push and potential catchers role.
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Avs edge Sharks in overtime to keep playoff bid alive
Milan Hejduk scored 19 seconds into OT as Colorado beat San Jose 4-3 in Denver, trimming Calgary’s cushion for the final Western playoff spot. The Sharks ended Paul Stastny’s rookie scoring streak at 20 games and several Eastern and Pacific teams jockeyed for position in a crowded race.
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