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Vick in flux
Michael Vick joins Dan Patrick to discuss the Eagles' quarterback competition and the criticism he's taken for his play. Vick said coach Chip Kelly had to draft Matt Barkley.
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LIVE: Pens aim to eliminate Sens
Watch LIVE: Pittsburgh has a 3-1 series lead and can eliminate Ottawa with a win tonight on home ice.
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Intelligent design
PBT: Pacers coach Frank Vogel said that the Heat have a more effective plan of attack against Roy Hibbert than the Knicks.
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#AskLav: Some free advice for Sergio
Not that Sergio Garcia is going to #AskLav, but here is some unsolicited advice to save him from himself: Stop talking.
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Don't get fooled by Philly
The Phillies may be close to the top in the NL East, but that doesn't seem sustainable, Craig Calcaterra says. Philadelphia should be focused on selling parts to build for the future.
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Oxbow's pace far from soft
Most of the discussion in the aftermath of Oxbow's Preakness victory involved either explaining away why Orb lost or downplaying why Oxbow won. But Oxbow was plenty impressive.
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Familiarity breeds contempt
PST: Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich know each other well as they meet in the Champions League final, but they've never played with stakes like these.
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Steady comeback
MST: Slowly but surely, as the on-track product improves and the open-wheel racing split heals, the Indy 500 has regained its spot in national prominence.
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Once Nittany Lion, now Bull
CFT: Former Penn State signalcaller Steven Bench joined the South Florida Bulls, he announced on Twitter.
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On the clock
OlyTalk: With the NHL schedule under construction, the league is pressing for an answer about participation in the Sochi Games.
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When great becomes the best
Posnanski: LeBron James and Tiger Woods are part of a group of active athletes who are bidding to become the greatest in their sport who ever lived.
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