SHE SAID WHAT?
“A flame I thought was extinguished forever suddenly lit up again.”
— Justine Henin upon announcing her comeback from retirement
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PLAXICO BURRESS
The ex-Giants receiver started his prison sentence Tuesday, and he could be released as early as the spring of 2011.
JUSTINE HENIN
“Anything Kim Clijsters can do, I can do better” was the unofficial theme of Henin’s comeback to tennis.
STEVE SARKISIAN
The former Southern Cal coordinator added Washington to the list of teams that have come out of nowhere to beat the Trojans.
THEO FLEURY
Following in the footsteps of Claude Lemieux, the diminutive forward is back for a tryout with the Calgary Flames… at 41 years old.
MARK SANCHEZ
Big-mouthed safety Kerry Rhodes better buy him a nice dinner for beating the Patriots and postponing the crow.
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Stephen Whyno is the Capitals and NHL reporter for The Washington Times. You can follow him on Twitter (@SWhyno) or send him e-mail at swhyno@washingtontimes.com.
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