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CHICAGO (AFP) - Japanese slugger Hideki Matsui, the World Series Most Valuable Player for the New York Yankees, has become a free agent as the first moves ahead of the 2010 Major League Baseball season begin. Full Story »
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MELBOURNE (AFP) - Tiger Woods says he is proud of his comeback year from knee surgery and is looking forward to adding to his 14 major titles next year now he is pain-free. Full Story »
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PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania (AFP) - Jason Richardson scored 29 points while Steve Nash added 21 points and 20 assists to lead Phoenix past Philadelphia 119-115 on Monday as the Suns matched a club-record start at 7-1. Full Story »
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DENVER, Colorado (AFP) - Pittsburgh's Ben Roethlisberger threw three second-half touchdown passes to lead the reigning Super Bowl champion Steelers past Denver 28-10 for their fifth American football victory in a row. Full Story »
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CINCINNATI, Ohio (AFP) - Cincinnati Bengals receiver Chris Henry underwent season-ending surgery on Monday on his broken left forearm, a key setback for a National Football League title contender. Full Story »
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CLEVELAND, Ohio (AFP) - Winning comes first for LeBron James. Money ranks a close second. But the NBA club that expects the superstar to play for it next season had better be prepared to offer both. Full Story »
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WASHINGTON (AFP) - Alex Ovechkin, who had been the top scorer in the National Hockey League over the first month of the season, practiced lightly on Monday and could return to the Washington Capitals lineup by Friday. Full Story »
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WASHINGTON (AFP) - Washington Wizards guard Mike James will miss up to five weeks of the NBA season with a broken bone in his left hand suffered during practice, the team announced on Monday. Full Story »
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SACRAMENTO, California (AFP) - Sacramento Kings guard Kevin Martin, leading scorer for the NBA club, is expected to miss at least two months after undergoing left wrist surgery on Monday. Full Story »
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ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico (AFP) - Once the darlings of American sport for their global success, women's football players are now internet video hits thanks to a hair-pulling harridan and a set of US teen girls gone wild. Full Story »
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