Holliday homers twice, hitting .606 with RedbirdsST. LOUIS(AP) Matt Holliday and Chris Carpenter helped the St. Louis Cardinals continue their surge with two impressive performances.
Source: Vikings' Jackson sprains MCL at practiceMANKATO, Minn. (AP) -- Minnesota Vikings quarterback Tarvaris Jackson left the field on Saturday morning with an apparent leg injury.
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Pirates' McCutchen blasts 3 homers vs. NationalsPITTSBURGH(AP) Andrew McCutchen just shrugged, claiming ''every baseball player just has one of those days.'' But only nine other players in the 122-year history of the Pittsburgh Pirates have had the kind of day this rookie did.
Beanie signs with Cards, injured in first practiceA slimmed-down Beanie Wells arrived at the Arizona Cardinals training camp in the wee hours on Saturday and set his sights on winning the starting running back job by the time the season begins.
Friday, October 16, 2009
White Sox thump YankeesCHICAGO(AP) No. 9 batter Jayson Nix stirred up his team's offense without even swinging the bat and helped the Chicago White Sox beat the New York Yankees for a third straight game.
Mason ends retirement, reports to Ravens campWESTMINSTER, Md. (AP) -- Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Derrick Mason has ended his retirement.
Monday, October 12, 2009
Tiger surges into lead at Buick Open
Cassel ready for close-up; clean slate for L.J.When opportunity knocks, Matt Cassel answers. Coming off his breakout season with the Patriots, Cassel is ready -- for better or worse -- to be the face of the Chiefs, writes Don Banks.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Phelps edges Cavic, reclaims world record in 100 flyMichael Phelps beat Milorad Cavic again, and this time there was no doubt about it.
Brian Cazeneuve: Cavic brings out best in PhelpsMilorad Cavic wanted revenge. What he got was an emotionally driven Michael Phelps, says Brian Cazeneuve. Phelps won their 100-meter butterfly showdown in world-record time.
Friday, October 2, 2009
Stimulus has yet to really boost GDPThe nation's economy is starting to rebound, but the Obama administration's massive stimulus package had little to do with it.
Treasurys survive $200 billion onslaughtTreasury prices rose Friday after a record week of debt sales ended on a high note, easing some fears that foreign demand for U.S. debt is wearing thin.