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By Sports Network Roger Federer continued to roll at the US Open on Monday, this time scoring a straight-set victory over Austrian Jurgen Melzer to reach the quarterfinals. The second-seeded Federer earned a 6-3, 7-6 (7-4), 6-3 win over the No. - -
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Novak Djokovic beat Mardy Fish in under two hours -- less time than Caroline Wozniacki's straight-sets victory over Maria Sharapova. BY MICHELLE KAUFMAN FLUSHING MEADOWS, NY -- Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer, and for resurgent Mardy Fish, - -
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Inside linebacker Tyrone McKenzie has cleared waivers and will return to the New England Patriots as a member of their practice squad. ESPNBoston.com's Mike Reiss covers the New England Patriots in his blog. You can send questions and - -
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Roger Federer of Switzerland chases down a return to Jurgen Melzer of Austria during the US Open tennis tournament in New York, September 6, 2010. By Larry Fine NEW YORK (Reuters) - Roger Federer brushed aside Austrian Jurgen Melzer in straight sets - -
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John Munson/The Star-LedgerRex Ryan was all smiles at Jets practice Monday in the wake of the Darrelle Revis signing. Turns out, Rex Ryan saved his best tirade of the summer for the negotiating table, not the practice field. Turns out, what really set - -
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Maria Sharapova said it was a grand slam year of missed opportunities after service woes haunted the former world number one at the US Open Monday. Sharapova committed 36 unforced errors, including nine double faults - -
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AP FLORHAM PARK, NJ — Darrelle Revis was walking toward his teammates on the practice field when a strange feeling came over him. "I had butterflies," the New York Jets' cornerback said with a grin Monday. For a guy who routinely shuts down opponents' - -
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BOSTON -- The thunder returned to Boston's offense on Monday night. Electricity came back to Fenway Park, which had been unusually quiet during a frustrating three-game weekend sweep to the White Sox. - -
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It ended exactly as Navy Coach Ken Niumatalolo might have drawn it up - the quarterback sneaking for one final yard as the offensive line surged to help him get there. There was just one problem as far as Niumatalolo was concerned. - -
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Hoffman picks up his second win in 147 starts on TOUR at the age of 33 years, 8 months, 10 days. Hoffman recorded 11 birdies on the way to a final round 9-under 62. Hoffman's 62 is a personal-best on TOUR. - -
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Two days after he was cut by the Tennessee Titans, RB LeGarrette Blount was claimed by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Monday. Blount, who drew notoriety last year when Oregon suspended him for punching a Boise State player in the 2009 season opener, - -
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NEW YORK -- She's not there yet, not holding the winner's trophy. There still are three more matches. "I feel like everything is possible," said Caroline Wozniacki. She is in full flight, an athlete in ascendancy, for whom nothing seems - -
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Were you there? If so, start chronicling your game history by saving your comments and photos to your ESPN Passport. Enter the games you attend and view your team's record when you're at the game. Florida Marlins second baseman Dan Uggla, left, - -
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Roy Oswalt landed his eleventh win since becoming a Phillie Monday against the Marlins. (AP) By John R. Finger Like a lot of pitchers for the Phillies, Roy Oswalt has not received much in the way of run support this season. In fact, heading into the - -
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AP ISTANBUL -- Kevin Durant, Chauncey Billups and the rest of Team USA finally had the look of a champion Monday, powering into the world basketball quarterfinals with a 121-66 victory over Angola. "Obviously we want to stay humble, but at the same - -
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Many will point to another second-half outing in which Tigers closer Jose Valverde allowed the winning run in Monday's 5-4, 10-inning loss to the White Sox at Comerica Park. But manager Jim Leyland was more focused on a two-out hanging - -
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BALTIMORE - The Navy football team committed one mistake after another, and yet here it was, late in the fourth quarter, one yard from beating Maryland despite prolonged ineptitude near the goal line and the most fundamentally unsound - -
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Dennis Dixon will start at quarterback for the Steelers when they open the season Sunday against Atlanta at Heinz Field. Coach Mike Tomlin confirmed that today after Dixon ran the first-team offense in practice - -
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Jets' cornerback Darrelle Revis runs after making an interception against the Chargers in January's playoffs. FLORHAM PARK, NJ—Darrelle Revis surfaced from self-imposed exile and rejoined the Jets on Monday, and his teammates greeted - -
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Say this for the PGA Tour's FedExCup: it's very interesting, even if the reasons are all unexpected. Although only two tournaments now remain in the postseason playoff series after Charley Hoffman's butt-kicking victory Monday evening in the Deutsche - -
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Matt Hayes says Boise State's Week 1 showdown with Virginia Tech will mark a program-defining game for the Broncos. Two turnovers -- a fumble and a blocked punt -- let the Broncos jump ahead of the Hokies early. Two big plays in the game's opening - -
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Top-seeded Caroline Wozniacki of Denmark handles everything the 14th-seeded Russian throws at her in a straight-set win. Novak Djokovic also advances. Top-seeded Caroline Wozniacki of Denmark chases down and returns a shot to Maria Sharapova of Russia - -
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Another one-run victory put the Twins at 6-1 on their homestand -- one in which they have lost a game to the hard-charging White Sox. By Joe Christensen, Star Tribune TWINS 5, KANSAS CITY 4 Up next: 7:10 tonight vs. Kansas City • Target Field • TV: FSN - -
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Every September, it seems, certain teams fall into patterns. The Pirates lurch toward 100 losses. The Rockies surge into contention. The Yankees plot their playoff roster. Manager Buck Showalter took over a struggling Orioles team on - -
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