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Baseball: Despite replays that showed Bradon Inge was hit by a pitch in the 12th inning of the Tigers 6-5 loss to the Twins, Tigers Manager Jim Leyland says the only one to blame for Detroits failed bid at the playoffs is themselves...The Mets have acquired minor leaguers Chris Carter and Eddie Lora from Boston completing their trade that sent Billy Wagner to the Red Sox...Nationals SS Cristian Guzman will have arthroscopic surgery on his right shoulder Thurdsay...The Brewers need some starting pitching in 2010...The Indians are narrowing down their search for their next manager...A's assistant GM David Frost is not in the mix for San Diego's vacant GM job...MLB average attendance dropped by 6.7% for 2009. But total attendance of 73.4 million fans was the fifth highest...Sad news, former minor leaguer Brian Powell has died. He was just 35.

Basketball: Kevin Garnett returned to the Celtics lineup, but it wasn't enough as Boston fell to Houston, 96-90...If the replacement refs continue to blow calls, like the 3-point free throw call during Detroit's 113-104 victory over Milwaukee, maybe the NBA will be more willing to bring back the real refs...Allen Iverson will be out three weeks with a partially torn hamstring...The NBA wants to expand to Europe as some point in the future...In case you we wondering, the Mercury forced a game 5 of the WNBA finals with their 90-77 win over the Fever.

College Football: Oklahoma State WR Dez Bryant was ruled ineligible by the NCAA for lying to the NCAA about a previous visit with Deion Sanders...Alabama linebacker Courtney Upshaw has been ordered to complete an anger management course to resolve a misdemeanor domestic violence and harassment charge. Watch out Courtney, because the popo are on your tail!

Football: Good news Eagle fans, Donovan McNabb will return this weekend...Shawne Merriman is not happy that his GM A.J. Smith called him soft. Ask Tila Tequila, he's not soft...Rex Ryan hates that his fake trash talking turned into a national story...Michael Vick will get his own series on BET. Let's hope it's better than the T.O. Show.

Hockey: The Sedin twins combined for seven points as the Canucks hammered the Canadiens, 7-1....The Maple Leafs were fined after coach Ron Wilson spoke of Torontos interest in Henrik and Daniel Sedin...With Marc-Andre Fleury on the bench, the Coyotes blanked the Pens, 3-0...Pittsburgh signed first round draft pick Simon Despres to a three year deal...Patrick Roy's son Jonathan pleaded guilty to assault for his on-ice beating in 2008. Roy also donated $5,000 to charity. In return, Roy was granted absolute discharge. Now that's something to sing about. Watch out Jonathan, because the popo are on your tail!...SI looks at the top 25 players under 25 here.
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Nascar: Looking to get Danica on your team? It's going to cost you about $8 million. Well I guess it's a good thing you signed an IRL contract because that's a little too steep.

Check this Out: CBS has picked up NCIS: Los Angeles and The Good Wife for a full season. So excited, I love love love love love The Good Wife!