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Red Sox pitcher goes from penthouse to ... Portland
O, by the WayWhat a difference a year makes for Boston pitcher Clay Buchholtz. Last year, on Sept 1, in just his second Major League start, he threw a no-hitter against the Orioles and was the toast of Fenway Park. Last night at......Tags: Melvin Mora, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Mike Mussina, Boston Red Sox, Fenway Park
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U.S. men get ready for 2004 gold medalist Argentina
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterThe U.S. is about to face 2004 gold medalist Argentina in Friday's semifinals, and you know what that means. Not only is it an honor to play the Argentines, they're a great team. Actually, they're not merely a great team, they're like an NBA team!...Tags: Boston Celtics, Bill Russell, Andres Nocioni, Kobe Bryant, Jason Kidd
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ESPN Signs Digital Rights Deal With MLB
Major League Baseball and ESPN signed a new digital rights agreement that will allow the sports network to put baseball content on multiple platforms, including video game consoles and portable players such as iPods. The deal announced Thursday extends...Tags: Microsoft Corp., Television Industry, Walt Disney Co., Game Playing, ESPN
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Business Topics by Industry
Stock in Fort Lauderdale-based Home Diagnostics Inc., a maker of diabetes testing supplies, rose nearly 5 percent, or 43 cents, to close at $9.81 Thursday following news of FDA approval for two new products, including what it calls "the world's smallest...Tags: Marketing, Instrument Engineering, Petroleum Industry, Abbott Laboratories, Game Playing
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U.S. taekwondo athletes celebrate family's achievements
Chicago TribuneBEIJING -- Of all the Lopez family's achievements in these Olympic Games, perhaps the most significant is this: Ondina Lopez boarded a plane. You see, Ondina is the mother of Steven, Mark and Diana Lopez, the first set of three U.S. siblings to...Tags: Family, New York Yankees, Olympic Games, Multi-Sport Events, Awards and Prizes
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Injury-prone Pavano activated by Yankees
Carl Pavano, written off by New York Yankees fans, will return and start for the team on Saturday at Baltimore. The Yankees chose the right-handed Pavano over fellow righty Phil Hughes, who is working his way back from a fractured rib. The 32-year-old...Tags: New York Yankees, Injuries, New York Mets, Contracts, Clay Buchholz
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Cubs fans: Keep your eye on the ball, not on history
With the Cubs only a handful of games in first place, their poor fans are worried, because it's August and their memories reach back through the wretched mists of time. So it's my duty, as a White Sox fan and as Mr. Predictor, to reassure Cubs fans...Tags: Carlos Zambrano, Ted Lilly, History, Alexei Ramirez, Chicago Bulls
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No shortage of 'respect' for Nationals
The National League's best team, the Cubs, plays host to the major league's worst, the Washington Nationals, this weekend with a comfortable lead in the NL Central but … "You respect every team and, obviously, we have to start swinging the bats...Tags: Daryle Ward, Carlos Zambrano, Ronny Cedeno, Derrek Lee, Henry Blanco
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Taekwondo a family affair for Lopezes
BEIJING—Of the Lopez family's many achievements in the Olympic Games, perhaps the most significant is this: Ondina Lopez boarded a plane. Ondina is the mother of Steven, Mark and Diana Lopez, the first set of three U.S. siblings to qualify for the...Tags: Family, New York Yankees, Olympic Games, Multi-Sport Events, Awards and Prizes
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White Sox focus on own success
Chicago Tribune reporterAs far as hitting coach Greg Walker is concerned, there's too much at stake for the White Sox to pause and measure their improvement against Tampa Bay this weekend. "Everyone in baseball respects what they've done down there," Walker said of the Rays,...Tags: Scott Linebrink, Alexei Ramirez, Bobby Jenks, Chicago White Sox, Jim Thome
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Delgado (5-for-5) gets key RBI as Mets edge Braves
anthony.rieber@newsday.comDavid Wright did a belly flop onto home plate with the winning run in the bottom of the ninth inning Thursday night in the Mets' 5-4 win over the Braves not because he was going for style points or because he was happy. He did it because he was exhausted....Tags: Billy Wagner, David Wright, Will Ohman, Pedro Martinez, Mark Kotsay
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Walk culprit in walk-off loss
South Florida Sun-SentinelThe wild pitch ended it, but it was another regrettable walk that put the Marlins on the precipice of Thursday's 4-3, walk-off loss to the Giants at AT&T Park. The sequence that sent the Marlins to their sixth loss in eight games was reminiscent of how...Tags: Florida Marlins, Juan Pierre, Randy Winn, John Baker, Luis Castillo
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