Zito aims for Derby glory with favorite Dialed In
Kentucky trainer Nick Zito, eyeing his third Derby win, pins hopes on Dialed In as the likely favorite at Churchill Downs. The colt won the Holy Bull and Florida Derby but other contenders like Uncle Mo and Stay Thirsty add risk, while owner Robert LaPenta emphasizes restraint and focus on the race field.
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Stay Thirsty
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Bruins win overtime thriller to move two ahead in series
Bruins edge Flyers 3 2 in overtime as Krejci scores at 14:00 of OT to give Boston a 2 0 lead in the Eastern Conference semifinals. Tim Thomas stopped 46 shots after Philadelphia jumped ahead 2 0. Series shifts to Boston for Games 3 and 4.
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Thomas
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San Jose
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Hawks topple Bulls in Game 1 as Johnson stars
Joe Johnson scored 34 and the Atlanta Hawks beat Derrick Rose and the top-seeded Chicago Bulls 103-95 in Chicago. Rose left limping late after stepping on Jamal Crawford's foot. The Hawks erased a 69-65 deficit with a 15-2 run, Johnson hitting three 3s during the stretch.
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NFL Labor Battle Delays Likely Season Start
The NFL asked the 8th U.S. Circuit Court to keep the lockout in place during appeals while arguing it would cause irreparable harm to league rights. A ruling is expected soon as teams warn of changes to tickets and player movements.
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NFL Study Links Duerson Brain Damage to CTE
Former NFL safety Dave Duerson, who died by suicide in February, showed moderately advanced chronic traumatic encephalopathy. Doctors, including Dr. Ann McKee, said the findings confirm CTE with extensive brain involvement affecting judgment impulse control and memory. Duerson left his brain to the NFL Brain Bank and had a history of at least ten concussions. The center, led by Nowinski, Cantu, McKee, and Stern, advocates better concussion treatment and youth football safeguards.
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