National Sports
National Sports
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Washington Nationals send top pick Stephen Strasburg to Double-A Harrisburg Senators
The Nationals sent right-hander Stephen Strasburg to minor league camp Saturday, one day after this year's No. 1 overall draft pick struck out eight while giving up two homers in four innings of his third spring-training start.
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Cleveland Indians' Kerry Wood out 6 to 8 weeks with back strain
Cleveland Indians closer Kerry Wood could miss up to two months with a strained muscle in his upper back.
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Carl Edwards, Brad Keselowski clear air in NASCAR chat
Carl Edwards and Brad Keseloswki left the NASCAR hauler after a Saturday morning meeting at Bristol Motor Speedway smiling but going in opposite directions.
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White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen says he told son Oney to resign from White Sox
White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen said Saturday he told his son to resign from the team amid concerns about his Twitter account.
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Arizona Cardinals agree to three-year deal with Joey Porter
The Arizona Cardinals have agreed to term with free agent lineback Joey Porter on a three-year contract.
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James is youngest to 15,000 points in Cavs' win
LeBron James became the youngest player to score 15,000 career points, breaking Kobe Bryant's mark by about two years, and the Cleveland Cavaliers pulled away late to beat the Chicago Bulls 92-85 on Friday night for their 12th win in 13 games.
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Indianapolis Colts add ex-Chicago Bears assistant Ron Turner, Ron Prince to coaching staff
The Colts have hired former Bears offensive coordinator Ron Turner as wide receivers coach and former Virginia special teams coordinator Ron Prince as assistant offensive line coach.
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Los Angeles Lakers' Andrew Bynum leaves game with Achilles' injury
Lakers starting center Andrew Bynum left Friday's game because of an Achilles' tendon injury.
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Alan Embree is returning to the Boston Red Sox after signing a minor-league deal
Alan Embree is returning to the Red Sox after signing a minor-league deal.
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'Exhausted' Shaun White withdraws from U.S. Open snowboarding championships
Shaun White is "exhausted" and will not compete at the U.S. Open snowboarding championships.
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Oregon's Mike Bellotti resigns as AD; will join ESPN
Former Oregon football coach Mike Bellotti has resigned as the Ducks' athletic director and will join ESPN as a college football analyst.
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Spurs drop 147 points to embarrass Warriors
Manu Ginobili scored 23 points and the San Antonio Spurs throttled the Golden State Warriors 147-116 on Friday night, scoring the most points under Gregg Popovich since he took over as head coach in 1996.
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Joey Logano beats Kurt Busch at Bristol for first pole
Joey Logano has won his first career pole with the top qualifying lap at Bristol Motor Speedway.
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Ex-high school star Jeremy Tyler, 18, quits Israeli team
Former U.S. high school basketball star Jeremy Tyler has quit Israeli team Maccabi Haifa.
National Sports
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Washington Nationals send top pick Stephen Strasburg to Double-A Harrisburg Senators
The Nationals sent right-hander Stephen Strasburg to minor league camp Saturday, one day after this year's No. 1 overall draft pick struck out eight while giving up two homers in four innings of his third spring-training start.
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Cleveland Indians' Kerry Wood out 6 to 8 weeks with back strain
Cleveland Indians closer Kerry Wood could miss up to two months with a strained muscle in his upper back.
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Carl Edwards, Brad Keselowski clear air in NASCAR chat
Carl Edwards and Brad Keseloswki left the NASCAR hauler after a Saturday morning meeting at Bristol Motor Speedway smiling but going in opposite directions.
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White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen says he told son Oney to resign from White Sox
White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen said Saturday he told his son to resign from the team amid concerns about his Twitter account.
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Arizona Cardinals agree to three-year deal with Joey Porter
The Arizona Cardinals have agreed to term with free agent lineback Joey Porter on a three-year contract.
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James is youngest to 15,000 points in Cavs' win
LeBron James became the youngest player to score 15,000 career points, breaking Kobe Bryant's mark by about two years, and the Cleveland Cavaliers pulled away late to beat the Chicago Bulls 92-85 on Friday night for their 12th win in 13 games.
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Indianapolis Colts add ex-Chicago Bears assistant Ron Turner, Ron Prince to coaching staff
The Colts have hired former Bears offensive coordinator Ron Turner as wide receivers coach and former Virginia special teams coordinator Ron Prince as assistant offensive line coach.
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Los Angeles Lakers' Andrew Bynum leaves game with Achilles' injury
Lakers starting center Andrew Bynum left Friday's game because of an Achilles' tendon injury.
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Alan Embree is returning to the Boston Red Sox after signing a minor-league deal
Alan Embree is returning to the Red Sox after signing a minor-league deal.
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'Exhausted' Shaun White withdraws from U.S. Open snowboarding championships
Shaun White is "exhausted" and will not compete at the U.S. Open snowboarding championships.
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Oregon's Mike Bellotti resigns as AD; will join ESPN
Former Oregon football coach Mike Bellotti has resigned as the Ducks' athletic director and will join ESPN as a college football analyst.
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Spurs drop 147 points to embarrass Warriors
Manu Ginobili scored 23 points and the San Antonio Spurs throttled the Golden State Warriors 147-116 on Friday night, scoring the most points under Gregg Popovich since he took over as head coach in 1996.
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Joey Logano beats Kurt Busch at Bristol for first pole
Joey Logano has won his first career pole with the top qualifying lap at Bristol Motor Speedway.
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Ex-high school star Jeremy Tyler, 18, quits Israeli team
Former U.S. high school basketball star Jeremy Tyler has quit Israeli team Maccabi Haifa.
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