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he's tied for 17th going into the final round. he's definitely out of contention, but he's certainly lined up for a pretty nice payday if he has a solid final round.

that's a bit of a surprise. go hawks!

the rangers got their second shutout win in a row, beating the best team in baseball 6-0. good start against the dodgers!

oh yeah, i don't follow hockey much, and i'm not sure who it was, but i heard about a player who was on the penguins last year who bailed on his team to try and win the cup with the detroit. i bet he feels like a donk right now

i was pulling for pittsburgh, and it was a hell of a series.

i'd still rather have rossi...

now it's time for another championship! (preferably over LSU)

a list of all pairings... [Hidden Content]

Tiger Woods will begin defense of his U.S. Open title on June 18 at Bethpage Black with an 8:06 a.m. (ET) pairing with Masters champion Angel Cabrera and PGA and British Open champion Padraig Harrington, according to the starting times released by the United States Golf Association. In a departure from last year's format of putting together the first- and second-round pairings based on the Official World Golf Rankings, the USGA decided to go with the three reigning major champions. Woods, Cabrera and Harrington will go off the 10th tee at 1:36 p.m. on Friday, June 19. The 109th U.S. Open tees off June 18 at 7 a.m. ET at Bethpage Black. Find out when Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and the rest of the world's top players begin their quest to win the year's second major championship. Round 1, 2 pairings Woods, who is coming off his second victory of the year at the Memorial, won last year's Open in a playoff over Rocco Mediate at Torrey Pines in San Diego. Woods also won the last Open played at Bethpage in 2002. Mediate, who finally lost on the 19th hole last year, will play the first two rounds with Kenny Perry and Tom Lehman, both of whom missed last year's Open. Phil Mickelson, who is ranked No. 2 in the world and is playing despite the recent disclosure that his wife, Amy, has breast cancer, will tee off at 1:36 p.m. Thursday with South Africans Ernie Els and Retief Goosen, each of whom has won two U.S. Opens. Mickelson finished second to Woods in 2002 at Bethpage. The USGA apparently had some fun with the groupings. It put Fiji's Vijay Singh with India's Jeev Milka Singh (no relation) in a group with South Korea's K.J. Choi. It put Argentina's Eduardo Romero with Argentina's Andres Romero (no relation) in another group along with Spain's Miguel Angel Jimenez. And this ought to be interesting for the scorekeepers: Denmark's Soren Kjeldsen, Denmark's Soren Hansen and Sweden's Peter Hanson will play together for the first two rounds. Long hitters J.B. Holmes and Alvaro Quiros are in a group along with Nick Watney, while good friends Sergio Garcia and Camilo Villegas will play the first two rounds together along with Adam Scott. There is also an all-France threesome of Thomas Levet, Jean-Francois Lucquin and Raphael Jacquelin.

they have all of those REALLY young guys who might start seeing some starts.

those numbers aren't bad at all considering he's a defensive midfielder in one of the top leagues in the world. i bet he's a heck of a lot better than pablo mastroeni!

sweet!

maybe the keep tevez, and push him out wide, and let rooney go back to being a pure striker???

but he's so handsome!

it's about time for him to win one of these!

yeah, i hear they might not beat HF by more than 25 when they play this year : ;D

bye bye magic

great win for the rangers tonight, 1-0 on the strength of fantastic pitching and defense! the halos got pounded tonight, so the rangers are back to a 4 1/2 game lead!

good luck, boys!

i didn't see the postgame interview. did he address leaving the court?

Meeeee tooooo.............I put my camp their 4 years ago....... how many people can your camp accomodate???

well, just think of all the stars they'll bring in with that money

i did very well in Biloxi a couple of months ago!!!

well, at least they'll have a shot, even if it's like 1/10 of 1% that they'll ever make it past AA. at least they have a chance!