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 Cuban inmate claims he was falsely accused of human trafficking by Cincinnati Reds pitcher Aroldis Chapman
Cincinnati Reds reliever Aroldis Chapman is being sued for $18 million by a Cuban-American man who blames Chapman for his imprisonment on the communist island.
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 Struggling New York Yankees playing like it's 2008?
Joe Girardi was frustrated. Six losses in seven games left the New York Yankees last in the AL East.
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 Feschuk: Maple Leafs can take a lesson from post-season success stories
Given the defence-first bent to all four of the remaining teams in the Stanley Cup tournament, there’s an assumption that there’s a new blueprint being sketched for NHL success.
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 Blue Jay Adam Lind placed on waivers: report
According to a report by CBS Sports baseball columnist Danny Knobler, the Blue Jays placed struggling first baseman Adam Lind on outright waivers on Friday.
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 Griffin: Alex Anthopoulos in no-lose situation with Adam Lind
There was no shortage of Blue Jays topics to discuss, from Brett Lawrie's suspension to Adam Lind's demotion, to the signing of Vladimir Guerrero.
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 Battle for Blue Jays' outfield positions heating up
Slumping centre-fielder Rasmus sat for the second straight game Saturday in favour of Rajai Davis.
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 Josh Hamilton contract talks unlikely during season, Texas Rangers say
No plans to negotiate before American League home run leader hits free agency. Slugger prays for guidance.
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 Detroit Tigers' Justin Verlander just misses third career no-hitter
Soft single with one out in ninth denies Cy Young winner spot in even more exclusive club.
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 Jockey Kent Desormeaux loses Preakness ride after failing breathalyzer
Two-time winner removed from mount aboard 30-1 shot Tiger Walk after mandatory test.
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 Kobe Bryant powers Lakers past Thunder 99-96 in Game 3
Bryant hits all 18 free-throw attempts and scores 14 in fourth quarter. Teams back at it Saturday night in L.A. with Oklahoma City up 2-1 in series.
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 Toronto Marlies lose 5-1 to Oklahoma City Barons in Game 2 of AHL Western final
Series for berth in Calder Cup final resumes Monday afternoon at Ricoh Coliseum.
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 Brian McNamee says he 'misspoke' in explaining evidence collected from Roger Clemens
U.S. District Judge Reggie Walton put both sides "on notice" that the trial needs to wrap up by June 8.
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 Revamped Toronto FC confident first league win of season within reach
Changes on and off the field have Reds feeling optimistic ahead of match against D.C. United.
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 Photos: Bull riding school
At bull riding school, there isn't time to think. You can only learn by doing, as Star reporter Laura Stone found out recently. Read her story in Saturday's Star.
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 Live at Noon: Blue Jays chat with Richard Griffin
There's no shortage of Blue Jays topics to discuss, from Brett Lawrie's suspension to Adam Lind's demotion, to the signing of Vladimir Guerrero. Join Richard Griffin for a live chat.
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 Griffin: Yan Gomes to play third base while Brett Lawrie sits
Yan Gomes, 24, a native of Sao Paolo, will become the first Brazilian-born player in the majors.
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 Canadian boxer Mary Spencer's hopes at Olympic berth rest on another athlete
Olympic hopeful and three-time world champion Mary Spencer will likely find out Friday if she's earned a spot in the London Olympics.
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 With sacking of Liverpool legend Kenny Dalglish, club ambassador Ian Rush is sure Liverpool F.C. will see better times
Liverpool F.C.'s summer tour of North America includes a July 21 visit to the Rogers Centre to take on Toronto FC.
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 Smith: Oklahoma Thunder simply better than the Los Angeles Lakers
The Thunder has advantages almost everywhere on the court.
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 Cox: Why Raffi Torres could be starting a trend today
Raffi Torres gets his second day in court today, something hockey fans can look forward to seeing more of in the future.
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 The passion of Tim Tebow visible even when he's 'eating lunch,' says Darrelle Revis
Darrelle Revis says Tim Tebow is a "born leader" who shows passion in everything he does -- even when the New York Jets backup quarterback is "eating lunch."
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Roger Clemens asked for 'booty shot,' not 'steroids,' McNamee testifies
Brian McNamee conceded that the first time Roger Clemens asked for help with a "booty shot," the pitcher did not specifically use the word "steroids."
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 Griffin: Brett Lawrie awaits suspension but what happens to the ump?
It's not clear whether the same umpire crew is remaining in town for the
two-game Yankee series, in which case Bill Miller would be less than warmly
greeted as the third base umpire.
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 Cox: Martin Brodeur suggests taking aim at Rangers shotblockers' feet, heads
Martin Brodeur says he's unable to see Henrik Lundqvist 90 per cent of the time because so many Rangers are packed in shooting lanes in front of him.
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 Smith: Kevin Garnett and Charles Oakley? No comparison
It’s a poor comparison for a couple of reasons and it lies mainly in the way they handle themselves.
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