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Capps strives to compete with class and dignity
Matt Capps of the Washington Nationals is among the league leaders in saves.
WASHINGTON (BP)--Mike Capps would have been so proud.
      This is what he and his son, Matt, used to talk about all those years ago at old Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium as they watched their hometown Braves. Matt would gawk at blasts by Dale Murphy and, later, Chipper Jones. He’d marvel at the way Greg Maddux painted the corners with the precision of a world-class artist, or the way John Smoltz conjured up fireballs from his fingertips. Read More...

Equestrian Games shapes mission project
LEXINGTON, Ky. (BP)--In the weeks leading up to the World Equestrian Games, competitors are not the only ones ramping up for the country's largest-ever equine event. Read More...
 
World Cup boosts urban outreach
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (BP)--"The World Cup is over, but South Africa is still here." Read More...
 
Upward Soccer camp meets kids' needs
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (BP)--It's not your typical Africa. Read More...
 
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 David Gray
LeBron James is leaving the Cleveland Cavaliers in order to become a bigger winner. I wonder what will constitute a big enough win. Read More...
 
 Brett Maragni
It’s finally over. The “Decision” has been made. LeBron “King” James announced that he would take his talents to Miami to join stars Dwayne Wade and Chris Bosh. Read More...
 

 
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