Michael Phelps returns

Ronaldo getting back to form

Sao Paulo - Ronaldo is overcoming his off-the field problems with solid performance in practice, showing he is getting ready for his much-anticipated debut with Corinthians.

Ronaldo scored three goals in a scrimmage with the Brazilian club on saturday, just a day after he was fined to arriving late at the team's hotel.

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Vonn clinches second straight World Cup downhill title

Bulgaria - Lindsey Vonn joined Picabo Street on saturday as the only americans to win two straigth world cup dowmhill championships.

The 24 years old, Vonn cliched her second straight title by finishing 12 at a race in Bulgaria to mach the feat first achieved by street in 1995 and 1996.

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Marbury signs with Boston Celtics

Former New York Knicks guard Stephon Marbury got a much - neesed fresh start in Boston on friday, and the Celtics acquired the backup point guard they wanted to help them push for back - to back NBA titles.

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Raptors leave Knicks out cold, exact revenge at home

Anthony parker and the Toronto Raptors didn't have to wait very long to avenge an ugly loss at Madison Square Garden

Study confirms: Don't reward yourself for calories burned

UConn’s Dyson might be out for season

STORRS, Conn. (AP)—Connecticut guard Jerome Dyson requires surgery on his right knee and could miss the rest of the season.
Dyson was injured Wednesday night less than four minutes into the top-ranked Huskies’ 63-49 win over Syracuse. He banged knees with a Syracuse player as he fought through a screen and had to be helped from the court.
An MRI Thursday revealed a torn lateral meniscus.
School officials say the junior will have surgery in the next week. They won’t know his status for the rest of the season until surgery is done.
Dyson started all 24 games for UConn, averaging over 13 point per game. Coach Jim Calhoun called him a big part of UConn’s 23-1 start and said he expects Dyson will be back for his senior year.