Cycling: Sheridan has caring side to go with tough streak

Cycling

Cycling: Sheridan has caring side to go with tough streak
cycling
The registered nurse and expert cyclist, at present based in Hawke's Bay, will in March make the move to Christchurch with her boyfriend and fellow pro rider Jeremy Yates. Yates is a builder so the pair are likely to be most welcome in an region …

Cycling: Sheridan has caring side to go with tough streak

Cycling

Cycling: Sheridan has caring side to go with tough streak
cycling
The registered nurse and professional cyclist, currently based in Hawke's Bay, will in March make the move to Christchurch with her boyfriend and fellow pro rider Jeremy Yates. Yates is a builder so the pair are likely to be most welcome in an area …

Cycling: Sheridan has caring side to go with tough streak

Cycling

Cycling: Sheridan has caring side to go with tough streak
cycling
The registered nurse and professional cyclist, presently based in Hawke's Bay, will in March make the move to Christchurch with her boyfriend and fellow pro rider Jeremy Yates. Yates is a builder so the pair are likely to be most welcome in an area …

Capitals snap Rangers' 5-game winning streak

NHL Hockey

Capitals snap Rangers' 5-game winning streak
NHL Hockey
Washington Capitals' Matt Hendricks ( 26) lifts New York Rangers' Brandon Prust (8) off the ice and away from the puck during first period of their NHL hockey game, Wednesday, Dec. 28, 2011, in Washington. (AP Photo/Richard Lipski) WASHINGTON …

Dallas Mavericks Vs Miami Heat [98-96] RECAP Highlights December 20, 2010. HEATS WIN STREAK SNAPED

The streak-busters of the NBA hail from Dallas. And for whatever reason, unless there’s an NBA title at stake, the Miami Heat simply cannot beat the Mavericks. Dirk Nowitzki scored 26 points, Jason Terry hit two big 3-pointers in the final 2 1/2 minutes, and the Mavericks ended Miami’s 12-game winning streak by beating the Heat 98-96 on Monday night. It was Dallas’ 14th straight regular-season win over the Heat, and the Mavericks were the last team to beat Miami this season, too. Dallas has now snapped six opponent winning streaks of at least five games this season — including a pair of 12-gamers, against San Antonio on Nov. 26 and now against the Heat. Terry had the biggest blow, a 3-pointer with 1:25 left to put Dallas up 89-85. Miami got within 91-90 on a three-point play by LeBron James with 56 seconds left, before Shawn Marion hit three free throws in the next 37 seconds to extend the margin back to a somewhat-comfortable one for the Mavs. Terry finished with 19 and Caron Butler scored 13 for Dallas, which won despite giving up a 17-0 run in the first half and a 13-0 run in the third quarter. Dwyane Wade scored 22 points, while James and Chris Bosh each scored 19 for Miami. By the time Wade hit a 3-pointer with 0.8 seconds remaining, James was already tugging off his jersey and making the walk off the floor. Mario Chalmers had 13 points and James Jones added 10 for Miami. Marion finished with 13 rebounds and Tyson Chandler grabbed 10 for Dallas. The first half had
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It’s the holiday classic that just won’t go away…and now, thanks to the Dallas Mavericks, it will probably be stuck in your dreams as well…. Enjoy….and HAPPY HOLIDAYS, MAVS FANS!!!!

Favre’s streak is over

Favre’s streak is over
Shoulder injury ends record number of consecutive starts for ironman Brett Favre.
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A’s near deal to bring Hideki Matsui to Oakland
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Free agent slugger Hideki Matsui and the Oakland Athletics worked Monday to finalize a contract that would make him the team’s new designated hitter.
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Stuttgart and Porto keep streak alive

Stuttgart and Porto keep streak alive
Berne – Zenit St Petersburg, VfB Stuttgart and Porto all won to maintain 100-percent records in the Europa League on Thursday after three matches of the group stage.
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Torres lifts the gloom at Anfield
Striker Fernando Torres ended his six-match goal drought with the winner against Blackburn in a 2-1 victory which provided a much-needed boost at Anfield.
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Ross homer in 3rd ends Halladay hitless streak

Ross homer in 3rd ends Halladay hitless streak
Roy Halladay’s hitless streak in the postseason ended at 11 innings Saturday night when Cody Ross of the San Francisco Giants homered off him in the NL championship series opener. Halladay’s string is the second longest in postseason history, STATS LLC said. Don Larsen put together a streak of 11 1-3 innings for the New York Yankees — he pitched a perfect game against Brooklyn in the 1956…
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Pitching-duel hype was just . . . hype
The Phillies’ Roy Halladay was not perfect and the San Francisco Giants, particularly Cody Ross, hit him. San Francisco’s Tim Lincecum was not nearly as dominant as he had been in his previous outing against Atlanta and the Phillies scuffed him some, too.
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Saturday’s Giants – Phillies box score
Giants 4, Phillies 3
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Lincecum outduels Halladay, Giants take 1-0 lead
PHILADELPHIA – Tim Lincecum outduelled Roy Halladay and Cody Ross hit a pair of solo homers Saturday as the San Francisco Giants beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4-3 in Game 1 of the NL championship series.
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