D'Amico rebounds in spring start for Indians
Jeff D'Amico pitched six scoreless innings allowing four hits and two strikeouts as the Cleveland Indians beat the Expos in an exhibition game. He improved to bolster his bid for a rotation spot amid a crowded race with Westbrook, Stanford, Bere and Durbin.
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Jimenez Aims To Prove Value After No Hitter Memory
Former Rockies closer Jose Jimenez talks about his no hitter against Arizona on June 25, 1999, and his move to the Indians as a setup man under David Riske. He reflects on spring form, joining Cleveland, and plans to contribute despite a limited closer role.
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Scott leads as Woods labs in Players heated duel
Scott 7-under 65 takes one shot lead at The Players Championship in Ponte Vedra Beach with six birdies inside 6 feet and a clutch 18th putt. Woods sinks to 75 and sits 108th after a string of par-less rounds.
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Song Leads Kraft Nabisco as Sorenstam Stumbles
Aree Song shot 66 to lead the Kraft Nabisco Championship at Mission Hills while Annika Sorenstam faltered with a 71. Lorena Ochoa Rosie Jones and Catri ona Matthew trailed by one stroke. Michelle Wie and Dottie Pepper initial efforts lagged. Magnus Persson Atlevi led Madeira Island Open with a 66 as rain and fog delayed play.
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Americans Miss Medal as Plushenko Wins World Figure Crown
At the World Figure Skating Championships in Dortmund Germany Evgeni Plushenko won his third world title defeating Brian Joubert Stefan Lindemann and Stephane Lambiel. American men Johnny Weir and Michael Weiss finished fifth and sixth after executing multiple quads. Weir aimed to medal next year and emphasized pushing for higher scores.
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Rodriguez Hit By Pitch Sees No Serious Eye Injury
Alex Rodriguez expects no long-term problems after a ball ricocheted off a baserunner and struck him in the face during a Red Sox game. He left for precautionary tests, which were negative, and reported swelling easing by Thursday. Manager Joe Torre expressed relief at the outcome.
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