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Was Welker right to sign?
SportsTalk: Wes Welker signed his one-year, $9.5 million contract with the Patriots, but was it the right move?
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Beckett answers his critics
HBT: Josh Beckett shut out the Mariners for seven innings, striking out nine. Take that!
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Carter powers Kings to 2-0 lead
Jeff Carter scored three goals, Jonathan Quick stopped 24 shots and LA matched an NHL record with their ninth straight road playoff victory, beating Phoenix 4-0 Tuesday to take control of Western Conference finals.
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Spurs control Paul -- and Game 1
PBT: L.A. had occasional bright spots in loss to San Antonio, but when allowed its star PG to be smothered, it never had a chance.
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A year ago, Keegan Bradley was a name without a face, a rookie without recognition. His road to respect began at the Byron Nelson.
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A real Triple Crown threat?
Video: TCI talks with a panel of experts on whether "I'll Have Another" has a chance at the Triple Crown.
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US drivers solid on practice laps
Nine United States drivers were on the track at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway practicing on Tuesday, with several posting top times in preparation for the Indianapolis 500 on May 27.
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On-campus semis not an option
CFT: Because the Big Ten and Pac-12 want to keep the Rose Bowl in the mix, the option of on-campus semifinals 'has been eliminated.'
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Chandler holding out for Germany?
PST: Tim Chandler has said he needs time away from the US national team, but it sure sounds like he's holding out hope to join the German national team.
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Bolt is unlike any sprinter ... ever
Video: Usain Bolt talks about his rise to Olympic champion, the biggest mistake of his career, and what he has to do to remain on top of the sprinting world.
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The Week in Sports Pictures
A sky-high dive, a Formula One fire, a catcher catches one on the head and more.
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