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Maybe the only person who wasn't shocked when Tubby Smith left Kentucky for Minnesota was Dan Parker. The president of Parker Executive Search helped Minnesota land the longtime Wildcats coach, working behind the scenes for several weeks to aide the Golden Gophers in making the kind of buzz-building hire that can bolster a program.
Joe Mauer returned to the Twins' lineup following a leg injury as Minnesota completed spring training by beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-4 Saturday. Minnesota's catcher had been sidelined since March 22 with a stress reaction in his left leg, a precursor to a stress fracture. He hit a three-run double in the third that scored Jason Bartlett, Luis Castillo and Nick Punto — which returned from a…
Jimmy Rollins is a believer in Dice-K and the mysterious gyroball. "It's a funky pitch, it definitely is," said Rollins, the Phillies' All-Star shortstop. "It's something new in America." Well, get ready America. Here comes Matsuzaka mania. Daisuke Matsuzaka struck out seven over four shaky innings and the Boston Red Sox beat the Philadelphia Phillies 7-5 on Saturday.
The Arizona Diamondbacks placed pitcher Randy Johnson and outfielders Carlos Quentin and Jeff DaVanon on the 15-day disabled list Saturday. Quentin, who has a shoulder injury, was backdated to March 23. He could be available April 7. Johnson, who is returning from offseason back surgery, is scheduled to make three minor league starts before joining Arizona's rotation in the third week of April.
Jeff Suppan pitched the game of his life, light-hitting Yadier Molina muscled up for a huge home run and rookie closer Adam Wainwright froze the New York Mets' best hitter. Although the stakes will be considerably lower, memories of the St. Louis Cardinals' Game 7 win in last year's NL championship series will be fresh when the teams play the 2007 major league opener on Sunday night.
Oakland right-hander Esteban Loaiza was scratched from his scheduled start Saturday for the second time in three days and might begin the season on the disabled list with tightness in his right shoulder blade. While manager Bob Geren called a DL stint possible, Loaiza hopes it doesn't come to that and isn't ruling himself out to make his first start Thursday in Anaheim against the Angels.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (Ticker) — Invasor avenged the only loss of his career with a thrilling victory in the $6 million Dubai World Cup.
Invasor avenged the only defeat of his career with a stirring victory in the $6 million Dubai World Cup on Saturday, outdueling Premium Tap in the stretch while rival Discreet Cat never posed a threat and finished last. Invasor, the 2006 Horse of the Year, extended his winning streak to six in a row and his career record to 11 of 12.
HALLANDALE BEACH, Florida (Ticker) — Last year, Michael Matz used the Florida Derby as springboard to winning the first jewel of the Triple Crown.
Bill Currin hopes this cross country trip has a better ending than the last one when he sends out Stormello in the Florida Derby on Saturday. Four weeks ago, Scat Daddy staged a furious finish and edged Currin's colt by a nose in the Fountain of Youth, a tough defeat the trainer won't soon forget. It's time to settle the score at Gulfstream Park.
The most haunting part of the sad, gruesome, middle-of-the-night scene on Interstate 44 was how quiet things were. A double-decker horse trailer en route to an Illinois slaughterhouse had crashed and was perched on its side. Forty-one horses were trapped in the mangled wreckage. Yet when Earlene Cole arrived, there was little noise beyond the clattering of a few hooves.
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