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Chad Campbell is currently tied with 48 years old Kenny Perry at the Masters Golf Tournament in Augusta, Georgia on the second day of play. Tiger Woods is seven strokes behind. Or will Angel Cabrera surprise and win?
UPDATE: Argentinian Angel Cabrera flew past Chad Campbell and Kenny Perry to become the 2009 Masters Champion!
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Chad Campbell
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A couple of pics from the inside of the new Yankee Stadium.
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Ben Roethlisbeger and his Super Bowl Champion Pittsburgh Steelers teammates still celebrating their big win at Tao Nightclub inside Venetian Resort Hotel Casino in Las Vegas.
A-Rod admitted today that he used performance enhancing drugs for three years while he was a baseball player for the Texas Rangers in the early 2000s.
Alex Rodriguez
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Yesterday's Big Game had an estimated 95 million viewers according to Nielsen Ratings service. Not as good as last year's NY Giants Vs. New England Patriots showdown (97.5 million), but on par with other recent matchups.
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Joe Torre's new book, "The Yankee Years" is juicy. He calls his former New York Yankees baseball players, "primadonnas" and says that slugger, Alex Rodriguez was called, "A-Fraud" by his teammates after he developed a, "Single White Female" like obsession with team captain. Derek Jeter.
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Retired and controversial baseball player, Pete Rose signing baseball autographs of his, "Field of Dreams" at Forum Shops in Caesar's Palace Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Footballer, Cristiano Ronaldo in Paris, France as he receives the Balloon D'Or Award. The Manchester United star was voted the winner of the highly coveted award after his exploits last season which saw him claim the Premier League and Champions League double and hit 42 goals for his club.
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Congrats to Britain's 23 year old, Lewis Hamilton!
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Baseball's Phillies first World Series title in 25 years was celebrated with a parade in Philly.
Jayson Werth of the Philadelphia Phillies.
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