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05/18/2012 03:21 PM
Big 12, SEC champs to play New Year's bowl
The champions of the Big 12 and SEC conferences will meet in a New Year's Day bowl game annually beginning with the 2014 season, the conferences said Friday in a news release.
05/18/2012 02:56 PM
Source: Wood to say goodbye after final K
Chicago Cubs' Kerry Wood retiring on Friday, according to a source.
05/18/2012 12:42 PM
Heat mum after deciding to cancel practice
The Miami Heat canceled practice and their media availability one day after a blowout loss in Game 3 to the Pacers.
05/18/2012 01:22 PM
Staples Center bracing for NHL/NBA marathon
The folks who run the Staples Center and the L.A. Live complex in downtown Los Angeles like to call it the sports and entertainment capital of the world. But even this is a bit much.
05/18/2012 11:25 AM
Bucs' Price out amid grief over sister's death
Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive tackle Brian Price missed the team's OTAs this week after being hospitalized for exhaustion and grief in the wake of his sister's death, his agent has told local media.
05/18/2012 02:57 PM
Sources: Oden had same procedure Kobe had
In an effort to revive his NBA career, Greg Oden recently underwent the controversial knee procedure that superstars Kobe Bryant and Alex Rodriguez say took years off their bodies, according to sources.
05/18/2012 02:41 PM
Loomis: Brees deal must be right for both sides
Saints general manager Mickey Loomis says he isn't taking any of Drew Brees' recent complaints about the slow pace of contract negotiations personally.
05/18/2012 02:48 PM
Report: Ohio State self-reported 46 violations
Ohio State football coach Urban Meyer and athletic director Gene Smith acknowledged having committed secondary NCAA violations in recent months, according to a report in The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer.
05/18/2012 03:38 PM
White Sox's Konerko out after pitch hits head
Chicago White Sox first baseman Paul Konerko left the game after getting hit in the head with a pitch by Chicago Cubs' pitcher Jeff Samardzija on Friday.
05/18/2012 11:50 AM
Kerry Wood is memorable for many reasons, but this one thing stands out to me
Kerry Wood, who is expected to retire tonight, had a varied and interesting career. And he deserves credit for his priorities as well as his pitching.

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05/18/2012 11:00 AM
Heat cancel practice Friday; is there turmoil in paradise?
The Miami Heat suddenly canceled practice on Friday after a dramatic and disastrous Game 3 loss to Indiana.

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05/18/2012 12:07 PM
Report: Dwyane Wade battling lower leg injuries
Something has to be up with Dwyane Wade, right? He just played the worst game of maybe not only his playoff career but his entire career period in Game 3 against the Pacers.

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05/18/2012 10:19 AM
SEC, Big 12 agree to bowl matchup; champs will play if not in playoff
The SEC and the Big 12 agree to a to-be-determined bowl game for their champions if they are not a part of the anticipated four-team playoff beginning in 2014.

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05/18/2012 02:24 PM
Champions Bowl changes college football's big picture
New SEC-Big 12 bowl agreement consolidates power among top four conferences (48 schools)

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05/18/2012 01:41 PM
Odd twist: L.T.'s son auctioned Super Bowl ring
Lawrence Taylor's son may have sold Taylor's ring. We think. Maybe. Who knows?

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05/18/2012 10:33 AM
MLB suspends umpire Bob Davidson and Phillies' Charlie Manuel
Major League Baseball has suspended Bob Davidson one game for "repeated violations of the Office of the Commissioner's stanards for situation handling." Phillies manager Charlie Manuel was also suspended a game for his argument with Davidson on Tuesday.

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05/18/2012 10:14 AM
McNamee: Medical waste evidence in beer can didn't all come from Clemens
Brian McNamee said Friday that some of the medical evidence he saved in a beer can was not used on former pitcher Roger Clemens.

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05/18/2012 07:01 AM
Lakers' Blake, wife threatened on Twitter; Kobe lashes back at fans
Los Angeles Lakers guard Steve Blake and his wife have been attacked online since he missed a possible game-winning 3-pointer against the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 2 of their Western Conference semifinal series.

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May 18, 2012, 10:53 am
Umpire Bob Davidson suspended one game for poor ‘situation handling’
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For those who are breathing fire and out for blood regarding Major League Baseball umpires who don't perform and get out of line, here's some red meat, courtesy of MLB's home office: Umpire Bob Davidson has received a one-game suspension for his repeated violations of the Office of the Commissioner's standards for situation handling, Major League Baseball announced today. (The what? "The Office of the Commissioner's standards for ... situation handling"? Is that also the standard by which the trophy for Outstanding Achievement in the Field of Excellence is handed out?) The suspension starts on Friday night, when Davidson's crew (including a call-up from the minors to replace Davidson) will work the opener of the Minnesota Twins-Milwaukee Brewers series at Miller Park. As the Unified Sycophantic Defenders of Brett Lawrie would tell you, it's about time baseball did something about some of these umpires. I agree with them on that. No, Davidson was not the ump when Toronto's Lawrie threw down his helmet (that was Bill Miller). But Davidson did mess up the Philadelphia Phillies earlier this week when he inadvertently obstructed the attempt of catcher Brian Schneider to reach a dropped third strike, then yelled at Manuel on the bench because he understandably complained. Manuel was suspended as well for his part in the Davidson argument. But that's Davidson's act: He messes up and then acts untouchable. It turns out he's not. Also known as "Balkin' Bob" for his propensity to call balks no other umpire would, Davidson is mostly known for his short temper and poor attitude among players. He's the kind of umpire who thinks fans pay admission to watch him. He gets lots of complaints. Look here, too. Or over here. Only Joe West, seemingly, is disliked more among umpires. This is the first time MLB suspended an ump since Brian Runge was docked a game in 2008. The previous September, Mike Winters was suspended for the rest of the season after goading Milton Bradley into an


 

May 18, 2012, 1:49 pm
Bucs’ Brian Price hospitalized after sister dies in auto accident
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I remember interviewing then-UCLA defensive lineman Brian Price before the 2010 NFL Draft, where he was taken in the second round by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. I remember thinking that this kid from the mean streets of Los Angeles had everything it took to succeed in the NFL -- talent, work ethic, and great intangibles. What Price hasn't had through his NFL career is good luck of any kind. He's suffered many different injuries in the last three seasons, had a revolutionary surgery in which both of his hamstrings were re-attached to his pelvis, and has played in just 20 of a possible 32 games. But last season, he played 15 games, starting 14, and racked up three quarterback sacks. Price's personal life has been even more difficult. He had previously lost two brothers to shootings, and last week, his 30-year-old sister Bridget was killed in an auto accident in Inglewood, Ca. Price was so distressed, he eventually had to be hospitalized for dehydration. "He physically broke down," his agent, Chuck Price (no relation), told the Los Angeles Times. "He had a high fever, was dehydrated, and couldn't hold anything down. That stress just plays a wicked role." Price, who took his sister's 7- and 9-year-old children to a Dodgers game the night before their mother was killed, now plans to adopt the children. Through all the difficulties of his life, Price has persisted and tried his best to get back in the game -- now, he has even more inspiration to do so. "This guy has been in pain for literally a year," Buccaneers trainer Todd Toriscelli said in September of 2011, as Price tried to find his way back after injuries so severe, he couldn't put on his shoes by homself. "I'm not talking about just mild discomfort. I'm talking about driving home he's got to sit on those bones, laying in bed, you just can't get away from it. Certainly trying to play professional football Ҁ¦ it's just an absolutely remarkable thing, and a compliment to his drive and motivation. He is a very special


 

 

 

 

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May 18, 2012, 3:25 pm
NBA superfan Jimmy Goldstein brings GQ into his basketball world
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On Thursday, we noted that Los Angeles Lakers coach Mike Brown called on fashionable NBA superfan Jimmy Goldstein to ask a question during his Game 3 post-game press conference. Goldstein declined, of course, because it's not his job. It was notable, though, because a man who we don't usually hear from was given a chance to speak. He didn't, but the opportunity made many of us wonder what he might have asked. However, it turns out that we were about to learn a whole lot about Goldstein even without a press conference appearance. On GQ.com, Myles Brown spoke with Goldstein about his fandom, his connections around the league, and just how he ends up attending so many big games. Here are a few highlights: I fly coach. It's bad enough that I spend a couple thousand dollars a night on playoff tickets by trying to get the best available, so I usually try to save on travel expenses as much as I can. Sometimes people come up to me and say, 'Are you a rock star?' or that kind of thing. More often people will come up to me and recognize me from the games and say 'What game are you going to tonight?" [...] I bring dates to games, but not always. I'd say maybe fifty percent of the time this year, previous years. Probably not as high. I have several girls that I take regularly that all love the game and sometimes they request a certain nights. More often, I just ask them. They're all models. [...] I have a terrific relationship with the entire Spurs organization. Peter Holt on down to everyone who works for the team to the players to the people in San Antonio. I've been going there for many years. In San Antonio, they set up a special seat for me whenever I go to the games there that doesn't exist the rest of the season. [...] Every now and then Kobe surprises me by walking up to me shaking hands and giving me a nice smile. But for the most part, he ignores me. He doesn't look at me and even went to the extent of telling Pau Gasol not to say hello to me. He's never explained why


 

May 18, 2012, 3:14 pm
Patrick Warburton is a Kings fan; will David Puddy cheer against the Devils?
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Patrick Warburton has breathed life into some cult roles over his 25-year career as a character actor -- Kronk in The Emperor's New Groove, the title role in the live-action version of The Tick, Newsradio's Johnny Johnson -- but perhaps no character has been as iconic as Elaine's sometimes boyfriend David Puddy, a mysophobic, Arby's-loving, diehard New Jersey Devils fan. Anybody that watched classic Seinfeld episode "The Face Painter" will no doubt remember Puddy's devotion: Also awesome: when he hissed at a minister. But, while David Puddy is a diehard Devils fan, Warburton, who grew up in Huntington Beach, Calif., is a Los Angeles Kings fan. With both teams in contention for a trip to the Stanley Cup Final, he runs the risk of being at odds with ... himself. From the Wall Street Journal: He still feels a fond connection to Jersey's hockey franchise. Warburton has noticed that the Los Angeles Kings may be on their way to this season's Stanley Cup; as a kid, he attended a bunch of Kings games. But rooting against the Devils would be tough, he admitted. "Yes, it will certainly tear at my allegiances," Warburton said. He wondered out loud if he could get away with painting his face half Devils red, half Kings black. "Can you do that?" Warburton asked. He decided he could not. Puddy would never face paint like that. It's wrong. You know, support the team. Glad to see Warburton employing the common sense. Franken-facepaint is a face foul. If the Devils and the Kings meet in the Stanley Cup Final, things could get very interesting. Through the Puddy character, Warburton has become a Devils icon. The Devils have been using Seinfeld video clips as part of their in-arena entertainment for nearly 20 years. Warburton was invited to drop the puck at the Devils' banner raising in 1995, leading to one of the awesomest moments in the history of ceremonial puck drops in New Jersey. From the NY Times in Oct. 1995: Moments after the banner was raised, Patrick Warburton, the act


 

 

 

 

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May 18, 2012, 1:38 am
Chelsea better off without Terry
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Roy Hodgson names his England squad today after less than three days in the job full-time, proving beyond all doubt that international management is a doddle. Actually, it's only a doddle if you've got the players to carry you serenely Ҁ¦ Continue reading ҆’


 

May 18, 2012, 12:16 pm
Chelsea cannot win on penalties
Paul Parker (Yahoo! Eurosport)

Sir Alex Ferguson has gone big on the 'mind games' ahead of the Premier League finale tomorrow, but I do not think his comments will have any effect on Manchester City or QPR. He has effectively tried to deliver Mark Ҁ¦ Continue reading ҆’


 

May 18, 2012, 6:00 am
Di Matteo’s last hurrah
Jim White (Yahoo! Eurosport)

With the kind of timing publishers must dread, this month sees the release of Colin Shindler's latest memoir. The author sold an awful lot of copies of his earlier tale, "Manchester United Ruined My Life", which was released well over Ҁ¦ Continue reading ҆’


 

May 12, 2010, 8:53 am
The biggest game of my life
Danny Murphy (Yahoo! Eurosport)

I have played domestic and European finals for Liverpool, I have represented my country and been involved in a relegation dogfight, but tonight's Europa League final is the biggest game of my career.It is certainly the biggest in the club's history, and I am extremely proud to be leading out the lads in Hamburg. It is a responsibility that I take very seriously and I relish the role of Fulham captain. ...


 

 

 

 

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05/18/2012 03:25 PM
NBA superfan Jimmy Goldstein brings GQ into his basketball world

On Thursday, we noted that Los Angeles Lakers coach Mike Brown called on fashionable NBA superfan Jimmy Goldstein to ask a question during his Game 3 post-game press conference. Goldstein declined, of course, because it's not his job. It was notable, though, because a man who we don't usually hear from was given a chance to speak. He didn't, but the opportunity made many of us wonder what he might have asked.

However, it turns out that we were about to learn a whole lot about Goldstein even without a press conference appearance. On GQ.com, Myles Brown spoke with Goldstein about his fandom, his connections around the league, and just how he ends up attending so many big games. Here are a few highlights:

I fly coach. It's bad enough that I spend a couple thousand dollars a night on playoff tickets by trying to get the best available, so I usually try to save on travel expenses as much as I can. Sometimes people come up to me and say, 'Are you a rock star?' or that kind of thing. More often people will come up to me and recognize me from the games and say 'What game are you going to tonight?" [...]

I bring dates to games, but not always. I'd say maybe fifty percent of the time this year, previous years. Probably not as high. I have several girls that I take regularly that all love the game and sometimes they request a certain nights. More often, I just ask them. They're all models. [...]

I have a terrific relationship with the entire Spurs organization. Peter Holt on down to everyone who works for the team to the players to the people in San Antonio. I've been going there for many years. In San Antonio, they set up a special seat for me whenever I go to the games there that doesn't exist the rest of the season. [...]

Every now and then Kobe surprises me by walking up to me shaking hands and giving me a nice smile. But for the most part, he ignores me. He doesn't look at me and even went to the extent of telling Pau Gasol not to say hello to me. He's never explained why.

It's a must-read article. There's much more there, including stories about Metta World Peace inviting Goldstein into the Lakers' private dining room before a game and his fame in the fashion world. The best part of all might be that this is just the first entry β€” there's more to come over the next few weeks.

What's especially notable about Goldstein's comments is that, if you take away the models and great seats and friendships with insanely rich people, he actually seems like a pretty standard basketball fan. He cares about the games and quality of play, and the extras are always secondary to what happens on the court.

It might not seem that way at first glance, but he has more in common with diehard basketball fans than most of the people in the first few rows at these playoff games.

 

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