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Dan Patrick Show: Spurs guard Steve Kerr can't help being a champion again.
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Dan Patrick Show: Trey Anastasio of Phish is ready to sing the national anthem before NBA Finals Game 4.
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Dan Patrick Show: Steve Kerr's a shooter. The Mavs left him open. Oops.
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Dan Patrick Show: Curt Schilling reviews his reasons for destroying part of a QuesTec computer-camera system.
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Jennie Finch has mowed down the likes of Richie Sexson. So step back.
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Curtis Strange says Vijay Singh need not worry about being paired with Annika Sorenstam.
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Tim Floyd, a mentor to Larry Eustachy, says he has no interest in returning to Ames.
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Trade three titles for one Green (Masters) jacket? Davis Love III would have to think about it.
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Byron Leftwich wants to make his 40 time clear entering the NFL draft.
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Deion Sanders says Nate Newton has lost 90 pounds in prison.
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From Chapel Hill to Westwood, Utah coach Rick Majerus addresses the difficulties of a coaching change.
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Dan Patrick Show: Jim Boeheim managed to crack a smile when his Orangemen won the title.
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Mark Cuban tells how his April Fools' Day prank was hatched.
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Kyle Turley's new team, the Rams, is his former nemesis.
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Emmitt Smith talks about the decisions that led him to Arizona.
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Third baseman Eric Chavez is glad to see the A's clarify their position regarding their inability to pay Miguel Tejada.
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Rangers SS Alex Rodriguez says he aims to play every inning this year. He said the medical reports on his spine were good.
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Rodney Harrison says Bill Belichick's respect was one reason he left the Chargers for the Patriots.
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Tony Kornheiser Show: Dan Patrick reacts to his selection in the Fantasy Head Draft.
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Curt Schilling talks about conditioning in spring training. His mouth is in top form already.
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Red Sox GM Theo Epstein talks about Pedro's contract, Wells' book and trade rumors.
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Bo Jackson says he doesn't miss the spotlight, or his games.
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Craig Biggio on his adjustment to the outfield and his view of performance-enhancing substances.
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For the Love of My Daughter: Former AL MVP Jose Canseco speaks candidly from his jail cell in Miami.
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New 49ers coach Dennis Erickson gives his reasons for returning to the NFL.
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Suzy Whaley says she doesn't think Annika Sorenstam is stealing her thunder.
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Brett Hull is now a member of the 700-goal club.
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Pacers All-Star forward Jermaine O'Neal names Ron Artest his midseason MVP.
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A's outfielder David Justice announces his retirement.
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Raiders center Adam Treu reviews the circumstances that led to him starting in place of Barret Robbins in the Super Bowl.
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