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Serena Williams always selects a special outfit to bring to Australia for a victory celebration. Every second year, she gets to wear it.
A big win in San Jose means a pleasant day off in Las Vegas. The Chicago Blackhawks might feel as if they hit the jackpot after beating the Sharks 4-2 on Saturday night, their first win in San Jose in nearly six years. “We can be happy about this win and celebrate it the next few days,” Blackhawks center Jonathan Toews said after scoring twice.
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A big win in San Jose means a pleasant day off in Las Vegas. The Chicago Blackhawks might feel as if they hit the jackpot after beating the Sharks 4-2 on Saturday night, their first win in San Jose in nearly six years. “We can be happy about this win and celebrate it the next few days,” Blackhawks center Jonathan Toews said after scoring twice.
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Chicago Bulls chairman Jerry Reinsdorf said he’s been tempted to stand up and boo his own team, calling this season “a disaster” and “embarrassing.”
Reinsdorf made his comments Friday on Comcast SportsNet’s “Monsters in the Morning” show. He absolved general manager John Paxson of blame for the Bulls’ dismal 20-27 record, but didn’t defend coach Vinny Del Negro.
“All I know is what we have right now is not good and we have to get better,” Reinsdorf said.
Welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre dominated lightweight champion B.J. Penn at UFC 94 on Saturday night, forcing a doctor to stop the fight before the fifth round in a marquee showdown between two of the sport’s top fighters. The 27-year-old St. Pierre, who won a split decision when the two met at UFC 58 in March 2006, was leading heavily on all three scorecards when referee Herb Dean stopped…
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Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol rallied the Lakers to another victory. However, Los Angeles might have lost a key player again. Bryant scored 25 points, Gasol had 24 points and eight rebounds and the Lakers beat Memphis 115-98 on Saturday night, extending the Grizzlies’ losing streak to 12 games. The win was tempered by the uncertain status of Lakers center Andrew Bynum, who left the game in the first…
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