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Which teams are under pressure?
SportsTalk: Are the Ravens, Cowboys, Eagles or Chargers under the most pressure to win now? We debate it.
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Playoff bound? Maybe not
SportsTalk: Big-spending teams like the Yankees, Phillies, Red Sox, Angels, and Tigers are struggling. Which teams are in danger of missing the playoffs? We break it down.
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Kings will face toughest foe yet
PHT Extra: LA is on a roll and will be well rested for the finals, but will the surprise Western champs be favored over the Rangers or Devils?
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Heat irked by hard fouls
PBT: Heat coach Erik Spoelstra complained that Udonis Haslem got suspended one game, while no Pacer is being punished for hard fouls on Dwyane Wade and LeBron James.
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Most wide-open Indy 500 in years?
There are no clear favorites at this year's Indy 500, and there's a group of new faces vying for attention. And with no Danica Patrick, there's a chance for some new stars to be born in the Greatest Spectacle in Racing.
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Nadal vs. 7 doomed men
Opinion: There's no reason to think the Spaniard won't win his seventh French Open title.
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Johnny Miller was asked about a wide range of topics in preparation for Olympic Club’s hosting of the U.S. Open in three weeks, including his assessment of the chances of Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Rory McIlroy, the three biggest names in golf today.
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Swimming hopefuls show their moves
Gold medalist Brendan Hansen and 2008 Olympian Elizabeth Beisel talk about competing for the Games.
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Chasing the Crown
Slideshow: I'll Have Another one win away from becoming the first Triple Crown winner since 1978.
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Beckham gets away with a lot
PST: Let’s talk about the elephant in the MLS room. It’s David Beckham’s treatment by the men in the middle. And possibly by the league, where the question of “double-standard” may be getting a big test.
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'Not facing any major ... violations'
CFT: Ohio State athletic director Gene Smith clarifies the confusion he created with his commments earlier this week.
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