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  • The shadow of a Chicago White Sox pitcher is seen during a spring training baseball workout, Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2011, in Glendale, Ariz. (AP Photo/Morry Gash)

    Vizquel at 43, still going strong

    Omar Vizquel donned a sweatshirt and stocking cap on a cool morning in Arizona and headed out early to Chicago's batting cage.


  • NCAA: Texas Tech broke recruiting rules

    The NCAA put Texas Tech on two years of probation Friday for a series of recruiting violations, saying 16 coaches or assistants sent nearly 1,000 impermissible text messages to football, softball and golf prospects.


  • Coach Jay Miller, right, talks with his players at the start of a U.S. national softball team practice in Oklahoma City, Tuesday, July 20, 2010. The World Cup of Softball takes place this week. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)

    USA softball faces precarious future

    With softball being dropped from the Olympics for at least the rest of the decade, there's a new, sobering reality for the USA team.


  • For Iverson, a slow crossover

    A few minutes after 6:30 Friday evening, a polished black Bentley Azure slowed to a stop outside ESPN Zone in the District. Out stepped Allen Iverson, clad in his normal get-up of baggy shorts, a do-rag, a sideways baseball cap, dark shades and plenty of bling. Flanked by his notorious entourage, the Denver Nuggets star sashayed past reporters and fans gathered outside the restaurant and made his way inside to kick off his annual Celebrity Softball Summer Classic weekend.


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Christa Dalakis of Falls Church and her Washington Glory teammates autographed softballs before a game last week at their home field at her alma mater George Mason University in Fairfax.

    Seeking Glory for softball in D.C. region

    It was another powerful performance.


  • Bert V. Goulait/The Washington Times
Christa Dalakis of Falls Church and her Washington Glory teammates autographed softballs before a game last week at their home field at her alma mater George Mason University in Fairfax.

    Seeking Glory for softball in D.C. region

    It was another powerful performance.


  • Expos don't live here anymore

    MONTREAL — A tip for baseball-loving tourists in search of Montreal Expos memories: Pick the Bell Centre tour over the one at Olympic Stadium.


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