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With a nasty forehand and an overpowering serve, Andy Roddick beat Fabrice Santoro, 6-2, 6-2, 6-2, to reach the second round.
Andy Roddick’s devastating serve — he won 89 percent of his first-serve points — and wicked forehand put away a match that might have troubled him in recent years.
Mets 6, Phillies 3
Mets Rally to Regain Division Lead
Carlos Delgado hit two home runs for the Mets and drove in three runs, sparking a four-run rally and a win over the Phillies.
Red Sox 11, Yankees 3
Yankees’ Hopes Are Going, Going ...
After a resounding defeat by the Red Sox, the question for the Yankees is what starts next: a glorious renaissance or a painful fall from grace?
Red Sox at Center of Stimulus Plan
To help prop up their sagging economy, officials in Sarasota, Fla., are trying with all their civic might to poach the Red Sox’ spring training operation from Fort Myers.
At Georgia Tech, What’s Old Is New as Paul Johnson Takes Over
Paul Johnson, the first-year Georgia Tech football coach, refuses to recalibrate his offense and jazz up his run-first scheme that averaged 444 yards a game for Navy in 2007.
Multimedia
VIDEO: The Annoying Guy Part II
After doing everything wrong, Bill Pennington gets a lesson in the subtleties of golf etiquette.
VIDEO: Not Your Grandfather’s Yo-Yo
The yo-yo competition in Orlando, Fla., attracts a counter-culture set of teenagers, bringing new life to the sport.
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VIDEO: Morning Exercise
Residents talk about their morning routine in Tian Tan Park, both an exercise spot and a social venue for many elderly Chinese.
Multimedia
40 Years at the U.S. Open
An interactive timeline on the history of the United States Open tennis championships.
Sports Business
Two Teams, One Stadium, Two Seat-Licensing Plans
The Jets’ and Giants’ personal seat license plans for their new stadium are different. But each scheme has the same goal: to persuade fans to help finance the stadium.
Same Stadium, Different Ticket Prices
Find news, opinions and multimedia in a special Olympics section, plus the politics, culture and sport of the Games on the Rings blog.
The Quad continues its countdown of college football’s top teams.
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The Yankees and Mets are fighting for position in their divisions; more from around the majors.
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Camps are open and teams are making moves. Analysis and discussion of the N.F.L. as the 2008 season nears.
Major League Soccer action; Euro 2008 reaction; European preseason and World Cup qualifying.
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