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Trebelhorn Happy to Be Back Where He Started
Tom Trebelhorn was a coach or manager in the majors for years, but now he’s back in the minor leagues where his playing career began.


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Pros vs. Joes: Q. and A. With Michael Strahan
N.F.L. training camps are opening, and Michael Strahan says he is happy that he will be in a comfortable television studio.


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The Trading Deadline: Who Went Where
Whether or not big names get moved before today's 4:00 p.m. ET trading deadline, we know for sure there will be a lot of talk and a lot of rumors. We'll be here all day to bring you the latest.


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Jets’ Harris Lets His Play Do His Talking
David Harris is both the calm and the storm, the leading tackler on last season’s top-ranked defense, and a reserved linebacker who needs Batman-like captions to accompany his hits.


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Extra Bases: Braves-Phillies Gap Starts With Relievers
The Phillies’ acquisition of the starter Roy Oswalt does not mask the club’s weakness in the bullpen compared with the N.L. East-rival Braves.


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Yankees Are Close to Acquiring Berkman From Houston
The veteran Astros slugger will fill a void at D.H. left by the injured Nick Johnson.


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Wales Takes a Turn in the Spotlight
An NBC special this afternoon will introduce viewers to some of the mysteries of Wales and its links in anticipation of the Ryder Cup this fall.


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Roethlisberger Arrives at Steelers’ Training Camp
A seemingly contrite Ben Roethlisberger, who was dogged in the off-season by allegations of sexual assault, said, “It’s all about football right now.”


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Deals Aimed to Solve Old Yankee Problems
Recent deals made by the Yankees hope to solve problems that they thought had been fixed in the off-season.


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Márquez Inches Closer to Joining Red Bulls
The Red Bulls' second designated player, Thierry Henry, was scheduled to make his debut in Major League Soccer on Saturday night in Houston while the man who is expected to soon become the club's third high-priced import, Rafael Marquez, was released from his contract with Barcelona earlier in the day.


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Cincinnati Bengals 2010 Season Preview
This Bengals team is better than it was in '09, but that won't translate to more wins, given that the Steelers and Ravens should be better, too.


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Cleveland Browns 2010 Season Preview
This franchise is in a better spot than it was a year ago. Problem is, with the A.F.C. North boasting three playoff-caliber teams, the Browns' record may fail to reflect their improvement.


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Rays 3, Yankees 2: Homer by Joyce Helps Rays Defeat Yankees
Matt Joyce hit a three-run homer to spoil a strong outing by Phil Hughes, and the Yankees lost to the Rays, who have won seven in a row.


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Mindful of Steinbrenner as Yankees Return to Tampa
The Yankees arrived in St. Petersburg, Fla., to play the Rays, not far from the cemetery where George Steinbrenner is buried.


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When the Roosterfish Are Running, So Are the Fishermen
On the East Cape of Baja California, roosterfish, with their unique dorsal fins, are engaging fly fishermen on the shore who enjoy a thrill but don’t mind a workout.


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Diamondbacks 9, Mets 6: Error by Mets Paves Way for Diamondbacks’ Rally
A crucial misplay by Jose Reyes squandered two home runs by David Wright.


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Hilliard and Tyree Retire as Giants
Two distinguished Giants, Ike Hilliard and David Tyree, retired after signing one-day contracts with the team. One will be remembered for a consistent career, the other for one big catch.


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Brazilian Goalie Is Charged in Ex-Lover’s Killing
Bruno Fernandes das Dores de Souza is accused of murder in a gruesome case that has fascinated much of Brazil.


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N.F.L. Roundup: On a Busy Day, the Jets Bring Back Laveranues Coles
The Jets added a former player, receiver Laveranues Coles, to their roster and announced contract extensions for Coach Rex Ryan and General Manager Mike Tannenbaum.


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Roundup: Tseng Stays in Control at Women’s British Open
Yani Tseng, a two-time major champion, took a four-shot lead after the second round in Southport, England.


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