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Price struggles but minimizes damage to help Rays beat Phillies 3-2

Price struggles but minimizes damage to help Rays beat Phillies 3-2

PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. - Evan Longoria likes the way Tampa Bay's offence is shaping up in spring training.
With USOC mulling 2024 Olympic bid, LA expresses interest in hosting

With USOC mulling 2024 Olympic bid, LA expresses interest in hosting

Los Angeles wants back into the Olympics, throwing its hat into the ring to bring them back to southern California on the 40th anniversary of its last turn as host — the 1984 Games that revived the flagging reputation of the brand. The U.S.

Sabres LW Ville Leino near ready to make season debut from hip injury

BUFFALO, N.Y. - Buffalo Sabres forward Ville Leino could be ready to make his season debut as early as next week after missing the first 25 games with an injury to his right hip.

Mets pitching prospect Jenrry Mejia diagnosed with hyperactive thyroid gland

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. - New York Mets pitching prospect Jenrry Mejia returned to camp Friday and can resume baseball activities after being diagnosed with a hyperactive thyroid gland.
Holy hockey rink? The spot where papal candidate broke a leg on path to Vatican

Holy hockey rink? The spot where papal candidate broke a leg on path to Vatican

CADILLAC, Que. - Canadians have long considered hockey sacred — and soon they might actually get a holy hockey site.
Anaheim Ducks re-sign captain Ryan Getzlaf to 8-year deal, avoiding free agency

Anaheim Ducks re-sign captain Ryan Getzlaf to 8-year deal, avoiding free agency

Ryan Getzlaf figured he couldn't find anything in free agency that he didn't already have with the Anaheim Ducks.

Former Blue Jay Jeff Mathis settles in with Marlins after off-season trade

JUPITER, Fla. - When Jeff Mathis showed up at the Blue Jays' Dunedin facility last February, he was the new kid on campus.
Russell Martin not fazed by criticism over World Baseball Classic

Russell Martin not fazed by criticism over World Baseball Classic

BRADENTON, Fla. - Russell Martin is well aware of the criticism over his decision to skip the World Baseball Classic. He knows fellow Canadian players like Brett Lawrie and Justin Morneau don't approve. The thing is, he simply doesn't care.
AP Interview: Wrestling leader wants to modernize singlet in Olympic reinstatement bid

AP Interview: Wrestling leader wants to modernize singlet in Olympic reinstatement bid

LONDON - Kicked out of the Olympics and desperately trying to get back in, wrestling hopes a wardrobe change will wow those set to rule on the sport's fate.

Former Blue Jay Jeff Mathis settles in with Marlins after off-season trade

JUPITER, Fla. - When Jeff Mathis showed up at the Blue Jays' Dunedin facility last February, he was the new kid on campus.