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If Texas A&M QB Johnny Manziel Rushes for 1,400 Yards, Something's Wrong

While Johnny Manziel lives the good life this season—playing Pebble Beach, taking batting practice with the San Diego Padres and hanging out on Bourbon Street—the biggest question heading into the 2013 season is what he will do for an encore.

How Warriors Can Get Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson Clicking

After a series of cannonballs during the early goings of the 2013 NBA playoffs, the Golden State Warriors' "Splash Brothers" looked more like Olympic divers on Tuesday night.

Neither player caused as much as a ripple in the team's crushing 109-91 defeat to the San Antonio Spurs in Game 5.

Is 2013 Going as Hoped for Theo Epstein and the Cubs' Rebuild?

Coming off a 101-loss season in 2012, the second year of the Chicago Cubs' rebuilding effort was expected to be an equally trying one for the North Siders, and they are off to a 13-21 start.

Will Ike Davis Ever Develop into a True MLB Superstar?

Heading into play on Tuesday evening, Mets first baseman Ike Davis is scuffling. With a .172/.271/.382 batting line, patience is beginning to wear thin for the fans in New York.

Phillies Faced with Reality That Roy Halladay May Never Be Back

Roy Halladay gave up five runs on two hits in the first inning of the Phillies' 14-2 loss to the Miami Marlins on Sunday. After a clean second inning, Halladay allowed another four runs to cross in the third, leaving the game after surrendering nine runs while only recording seven outs.

Selecting MLB's All-Prospect Team for the Month of April

While small sample sizes from the first month of any season can be misleading, they do at least offer some insight as to where a certain player is at developmentally.

Iraq on edge after raid fuels deadly Sunni unrest

BAGHDAD, Iraq (Reuters) - Gun battles between militants and Iraqi forces killed more than 20 people on Wednesday after a raid on a Sunni Muslim protest camp a day before ignited the fiercest clashes since U.S. troops left.

Guantánamo hunger strikers make up half of inmate population, officials say

Eighty-four of the 166 remaining detainees are on hunger strike, a figure almost double the number previously released

More than half of the remaining detainees at Guantánamo Bay are now on a hunger strike, US military officials confirmed Sunday.