"Sorry, I don't follow tennis, so I don't know much about you."
HomeWord - Feb. 27, 2008 By the time Tiger Woods retires, he will likely be known as the greatest golfer of all time. via Crosswalk
"I hope we get another World Series and I hope we get a chance to see Papelbon do his jig."
A high-spirited President Bush and several hundred members of Red Sox Nation braved arctic winds on the White House South Lawn yesterday afternoon to welcome the 2007 World Series Champions. via Providence Journal
Jean-Claude Darcheville and Nacho Novo both claimed a double to fire Rangers to their 10th consecutive Clydesdale Bank Premier League win as Walter Smith's men showed their title credentials. via RTE.ie
Frenchman Michael Llodra defeated comeback boy Robin Soderling of Sweden in a three-set thriller to win the 824,000-euro ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, on Sunday. via People's Daily Online
Ron Dennis fired, newspaper claims Feb.27 Ron Dennis has forcibly relinquished his role as team principal of McLaren , and will be replaced by deputy Martin Whitmarsh, a Spanish newspaper claims. via F1 Complete
KUALA LUMPUR: India overcame a rain-reduced target and a brilliant display by New Zealand's Corey Anderson to enter the Under-19 World Cup final here on Wednesday. via Daily Times
"But when it's the top 64 guys, it's harder. Tiger wins them, and it's no surprise."
Forget the World Golf Championships were ever created, and no one would dispute the world supremacy of Tiger Woods. via The Item
"I learned a lot and I'm ready to start contributing in a good way now."
St. Louis Cardinals Scott Spiezio waits to take batting practice during spring training baseball practice, Wednesday, Feb. via Buffalo News
"We have made it easy for them"
Steven Gerrard has delivered a scathing assessment of Liverpool's faltering campaign by declaring even winning the Champions League will not make up for the dismal performance in the English Premier League. via RTE.ie
"We've had some good experience with this surface and that's why we decided to use it again in the match against Spain"
Germany has picked Rebound Ace as the indoor surface for its Davis Cup quarterfinal against Spain. via CBS SportsLine
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