With timing down, Murphy clocks one
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NEW YORK -- David Murphy led off the first game of yesterday's day-night doubleheader by slamming a Jaret Wright fastball into the right-field bleachers at Yankee Stadium for his first major league home run. Tall, lanky, and with a sweet swing, Murphy, the Red Sox' first selection in the 2003 draft, had waited a long time for this.
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His work ended at 11:10 yesterday morning. The Bruins played at 7 o'clock last night.
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Man cannot live on double-digit victories alone. He needs to pull out one of those 2-1 games every now and then, too.
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This is what happens when Bode Miller fails to finish with a flourish.
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Matt Janning had a performance to remember Sunday, albeit in a Northeastern loss, but he'll want to forget about last night's effort as soon as possible.
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When Tom Watson finished his opening round of the Bank of America Championship yesterday at Nashawtuc Country Club, he joked about how long it took.
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ST. LOUIS -- The play had been put in for weeks. But it was meant for one of those &quot;only when the moment is right&quot; situations that only coach Bill Belichick could define.
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Pat Hurst watched expressionless as Jeong Jang prepared to putt on the 18th hole Sunday. Hurst had already wrapped up her round at the Safeway Classic, a 4-under 68 that gave her the lead.
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There was a lot of damage to be repaired, but Darren Clarke did as good a job as he could reasonably have been expected to when he resumed the Volvo Masters at Valderrama today.
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Why did the Jets fail to take a shot at the end zone at the end of regulation? There were too many mistakes to count. First, the Jets lost 37 seconds from the time Quincy Carter ran 9 yards on
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J., Dec. 26 - An unusual moment took place with one second remaining in the first half of the Jets-Patriots game Sunday.
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At six o&#39;clock yesterday morning, Kieren Fallon should have been thundering along the scenic gallops above Newmarket at the start of another ordinary but enriching day at the peak of British horse racing.
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Fifty-eight seconds into the game, Xaverian looked golden. Thirty-nine minutes later, not so much.
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By Gillette, Becky  Quite a few people wait until their computer or other office equipment breaks down before replacing it. That might not be the best strategy especially as with Murphy's Law, breakdowns often happen at the worst time.
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Brett Favre orchestrated one of the most dramatic fourth-quarter comebacks of his career Friday, and he picked the perfect time to do it.
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At first glance, it appeared to be a case of saving the best for last, the end of the tee times for yesterday's first round of the Tour Championship seemingly scripted to showcase not only the PGA Tour's top four money winners, but the world's top-ranked players, too.
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However, goalkeeper Jerzy Dudek&#39;s failure to deal with an inswinging cross from Matthew Taylor allowed Lua Lua the simplest of headed equalisers.