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Mike Shadle/FlickrA thorough evaluation and battery of diagnostic tests including x-rays and other scans have led Chicago Bears team physician and orthopedic surgeon, Dr. James T. Barret, to question the toughness of the medial collateral ligament in Jay Cutler's knee.
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Eric Richardson/FlickrClippers guard Baron Davis, during a standard comb-through of his massive, bushy beard, discovered a small litter of Jack Russell Terriers had made it their home.
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James Wood/FlickrOwners Jerry and Ann Moss and trainer John Shirreffs are happy to report that Zenyatta, winner of 19 consecutive races in a 20 race career, has refused to let the 2010 Eclipse Award for Horse of the Year turn her into an unbearable, cocky, hotshot celebrity.
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Fox NFL Sunday analyst Terry Bradshaw used the entire 60 minutes of the network's pregame show to exhaustively explain the difference between winning games during the regular season, and what it takes to win games in the playoffs.
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Bags of chips and pretzels, several pounds of beef jerky and an entire keg were wasted Thursday when friends and co-workers failed to show up at the MLS Draft party thrown by Columbus, Ohio resident Matthew Wilsen.
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The Nets, Pistons and Nuggets were finally able to complete a blockbuster trade involving All-Star forward Carmelo Anthony, which sent him to New Jersey, Detroit, and then back to Denver.
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George Beinhart/FlickrTeam videographer Dale Synstrom has sifted through hours upon hours of Carolina Panthers game tape, and says there is "no way" he can make the season's highlight DVD longer than two minutes.
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Baseball barry larkin 2004Members of the Baseball Writers Association of America (BBWAA), the professional organization of journalists who vote annually for such MLB honors as Rookie of the Year, Manager of the Year, and election to the Hall of Fame, have yet to determine the appropriate length of time to exclude former Cincinnati Reds shortstop Barry Larkin from enshrinement into Cooperstown.
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Dori/FlickrAs a result of a double booked schedule by their team of agents, publicists, advisors and other handlers, the Miami Heat trio of LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh were forced to leave a game at halftime to fulfill a photo shoot obligation.
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Kevin Harber/FlickrA review of the numerous postseason college football games revealed that the Lil' Tike Junction Daycare in Slippery Rock, Arkansas was the only business in the country that didn't sponsor a bowl.
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First baseman Derrek Lee agreed to a 1-year contract to be split three ways by the Baltimore Orioles, Cleveland Indians and Kansas City Royals, as the clubs decided to pool their money in order to acquire the best player possible.
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The edgy mood of the NFL's labor negotiations was lightened a bit when commissioner Roger Goodell, while player's union executive director DeMaurice Smith happened to be speaking, was unable to hold back a long, booming fart.
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