Ducks widen lead in 3-0 win to reach Cup finals
The Mighty Ducks defeated the Minnesota Wild 3-0 in Anaheim and moved one win from the Stanley Cup finals. Giguere posted his third straight shutout, with 35 saves, pushing his playoff scoreless streak to 213 minutes 17 seconds and matching a record with four shutouts this playoff run.
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Ducks blank Wild to take Conference Finals lead
Anaheim dominates Minnesota 4 to 0 as Steve Rucchin opens scoring early and the Mighty Ducks seize control after a goaltender change. Ducks withstand late pressure and move ahead in the series.
Peace Rules set for rubber match at Preakness
Peace Rules and Funny Cide head the 10 horse field for the Preakness after a Derby run and questions on Triple Crown chances. Edgar Prado drives Peace Rules with post7 while Funny Cide, Jose Santos aboard, breaks from post4 as Pimlico odds mark both contenders at short prices. Trainers Tagg and Smaller note Belmont timing and the path to the Triple Crown remains the focal point.
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Sorenstam defies critics in PGA Tour debut at Colonial
Annika Sorenstam, promoting the ShopRite LPGA Classic, says she can win and faces mixed reactions after choosing a sponsor exemption to play in the PGA Tour Colonial. Vijay Singh questions her presence while Nick Price calls it publicity. Zaharias last did this in 1945.
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Atkins Sparks Pistons to Win in Eastern Semis
Mick Chucky Atkins scored 17 and hit a late goaltended layup to give Detroit a 78 77 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers, taking a 3 2 lead in the series as Allen Iverson shot poorly and Detroit held the edge in Philadelphia.
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Iverson hails self as only stopper after late 3s win
Iverson declares he can only stop himself after a late 3 by Eric Snow gives the 76ers their only lead, as Attuns drives for the decisive basket with 0.9 seconds left. Hamilton is not credited for his defensive pressure.
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DeBusschere Led Knicks, ABA Commissioner, NBA Legend
Dave DeBusschere, a Detroit native who coached the Pistons as a young 24 year old, later starred for the Knicks and helped win 1970 and 1973 titles. He became ABA commissioner and NBA merger driver, selecting Patrick Ewing in 1985 and guiding New York Nets as GM before steering the ABA into the NBA merger.
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Indians players avoid media after tough game
Cleveland reporters found the Indians clubhouse sparse after another loss with only starter Brian Anderson available for comment. Mil ton Bradley and Matt Lawton have stopped speaking to the press, fueling manager Eric Wedge to defend the team’s media relations and emphasize accountability.
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Indians weigh callups as All-Star ballots go out
Indians manager Mike Hargrove weighed bullpen plans as Jason Bete nears return from shoulder strain with Jake Westbrook or Jason Davis possible replacements. Bere says shoulder improved and ballots were mailed for July 15 All-Star Game. Wedge visited Toledo to monitor Alex Escobar and Jeremy Guthne shines at Akron. Bret Boone sits for Seattle.
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Indians hold off Mariners as Davis shines in win
Mike Cameron opened the fifth with a single to center as Cleveland built a 61 lead, with Jason Davis delivering a solid outing despite a late shift in rotation plans. Ben Broussard homered and had three hits, while Milton Bradley was removed after a dugout dispute, leaving the Indians to celebrate a strong offensive showing against Freddy Garcia.
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