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Sports News - Giambi Cooperates
Yankees' slugger Jason Giambi will become the first player to speak to the former Senate majority leader regarding his use of steroids. The controversy started after Giambi made comments about his use in a USA Today story published in May. The former All-Star is expected to come clean about his steroids use, but is not expected to name other names. His admissions may have consequences with the league and the Yankees. There are reports his contract may also be voided.Sports News - Spurs Sweep Cavs
In one of the most boring finals in NBA history, the Spurs put the overly undermatched Cavaliers out of their misery by sweeping them last Thursday. Tim Duncan showed his dominance, while teammate Tony Parker proved why he is one of the best players in the NBA. For the series, the Spurs went 16-3. It is apparent the rest of the league has a lot of catching up to do.Sports News - Brewers Keep Brewing
The Milwaukee Brewers are the hottest team in baseball right now. Winners of three straight and eight of the last 10, the Brewers have a commanding lead in the NL Central Division. They are also one game behind the San Diego Padres for first place in the National League.Notes Around the Sports World
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