Singh regains No. 1 as Perry wins Bay Hill thriller
Vijay Singh drops to No. 7 in the world after a brutal finish at Bay Hill where he double bogeyed the 18th. Kenny Perry, aged 44, wins with a 12 under 278, earning $400,000 and moving toward major events. Graeme McDowell secures runner up and a Players Championship berth.
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Indians Trim Roster and Place Gerut on DL
The Cleveland Indians cut their roster to 41 by optioning Kyle Denney Fernando Cabrera and Francisco Cruceta to Buffalo and re assigning Ryan Garko Brodie Young Kenny Rayburn and Jake Robbins to minor league camp. Outfielder Jody Gerut went to the 11 day DL with a torn ACL and is not expected back until late June or early May.
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Sauerbeck Seeks Key Lefty Setup Role With Indians
Cleveland left hander Scott Sauerbeck, a Cincinnati native, returns from shoulder surgery to reestablish his career and push for a trusted lefty role alongside Arthur Rhodes. He describes rehab as frustrating but progress has him pitching three scoreless spring innings and eyeing a regular turn in the bullpen.
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Baseball to drop fines for steroids
Major League Baseball players and owners agreed to remove fines for steroid use, leaving suspensions as the sole discipline. Management officials told the House Government Reform Committee they would eliminate the fine provision carried over from 2002. Rob Manfred confirmed the language would be removed.
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Edwards wins NASCAR debut in Atlanta grit and style
Carl Edwards roared from a late surge to beat Jimmie Johnson by a bumper at the Golden Corral 900 in Atlanta. Edwards rode a bold backflip celebration after a near shredded tire and tight duel, earning his first Nextel Cup victory and praise from car owner Jack Roush.
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