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Thome remains mum on his chances of catching Griffey Jr. on home run list
CLEVELAND — Orioles designated hitter Jim Thome hasn't decided how much longer he wants to play, but he has a legitimate chance to catch an old teammate and friend on one of the most noteworthy lists in baseball history if he sticks around a little....
Tags: Ray Flaherty, Sammy Sosa, Nick Markakis, J.J. Hardy, Chicago White Sox
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Making conversation with MGMT: Band talks about new disc, even though it's not supposed to
Lehigh Valley Music presents FESTBLOGWith electronic band MGMT’s third disc in the works for months and an expected late 2012 release date already off the table, its label is clearly anxious. MGMT So it’s understandable when a Fenway Records representative asks that a reporter...... -
Manuel hopes Pierre's work ethic pays dividends
PHILADELPHIA — The blistering sun is beating down on the field at Citizens Bank Park. Most players are sheltered from the stinging rays and high humidity in the more friendly confines of the clubhouse. Yet one face, the same one that emerges nearly...Tags: Laynce Nix, Hunter Pence, Randy Winn, Joe Blanton, Cincinnati Reds
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Badminton jokes net laughs
Look at the bright side, you only have to read my post-Olympic assessment column once every four years. It is kind of like the Transit of Venus that way. You really don’t want to hear about it and don’t know why you should care, but at...
Tags: Transit of Venus (2012), The Herald-Mail, Sports, Badminton
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First-place Pirates sink Astros, 6-4
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Two months ago, an early two-run deficit would have had the Pittsburgh Pirates scrambling. Now, it's just a blip. And for the moment, so is nearly two decades of losing. Mike McKenry and Pedro Alvarez drove in two runs...
Tags: Jeff Karstens, Neil Walker, Jason Grilli, Public Finance, Pittsburgh Pirates
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Is the NFL on course to remain America's most popular sport?
Yes The problems troubling the National Football League are not unique to football alone. Litigation, scandal, gross misconduct — name a professional sport that hasn't had bad headlines within the last few years. The bounty case and...Tags: Pittsburgh Pirates, Baseball, National Football League, Major League Baseball, Mark McGwire
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Lack of fun, not boos for Cano, ruined Home Run Derby
The Baltimore SunThe thing that bothered me about the Kansas City fans' treatment of Robinson Cano at the Home Run Derby wasn't the boos. I thought it was, until I realized that if I were a Kansas City fan, I would've booed too. I think the thing that really bothered me...Tags: Baseball, Tiger Woods, Periodicals, Michael Jordan, Brett Favre
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Will Roger Clemens make Hall of Fame?
Many character issues Juan C. Rodriguez Sun Sentinel It won't happen soon. Clemens' acquittal probably sways some voters on the fence about his candidacy. It won't put a big enough dent into the broader cross-section of writers who aren't prepared...Tags: Los Angeles Times, Rafael Palmeiro, Chicago Tribune Columnists, Baseball, Cy Young Award
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Clemens acquitted of all charges
WASHINGTON (AP) — Roger Clemens was acquitted Monday on all charges that he obstructed and lied to Congress in denying he used performance-enhancing drugs to build his long and brilliant career as one of the greatest pitchers in baseball history. ...
Tags: Brian McNamee, Trials, Washington Monument, Lawyers, Cy Young Award
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Roger Clemens Found Not Guilty
pix11.com | @tedyweinRoger Clemens was found not guilty on multiple counts by jurors who passed down their verdict Monday. In a case that lasted over seven weeks, jurors heard the testimonies of 40 individuals before finding Clemens not guilty on six charges of lying to...Tags: Baseball, Crime, Law and Justice, Major League Baseball, Roger Clemens, Justice System
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'Not Guilty' Verdict in Perjury Retrial of Roger Clemens
CNNWASHINGTON -- Baseball pitching great Roger Clemens was found not guilty Monday of lying to Congress during an investigation of steroid use among major league players. The case against Clemens involved one count of obstruction of Congress, three counts...Tags: Judges, FBI, U.S. House of Representatives, Steroids, Boston Red Sox
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Emily's Army, the punk offspring of Green Day, makes some noise
When he was 12, Joey Armstrong triumphantly walked off the stage after his band finished its first-ever performance. His preteen punk band had won over some new fans and, more important, his secret was still safe.
Or so he thought — until the...Tags: Arts and Culture, The Strokes (music group), Tiger Woods, Punk (genre), Entertainment
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