Archive for June, 2007
The Serve Grill: Aaron Baddeley
Aaron Baddeley made a spectacular entry to the top of the U.S. Open leaderboard, before making just as spectacular an exit. It’s Baddeley’s turn to be grilled on The Serve.
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Sam Kekovich Podcast - AFL Review Round 12 (week 1)
Only five games were played this week, so Sam Kekovich takes us through the final round of the U.S. Open, comparing Angel Cabrera to Caribbean cricketers. Sam eventually gets to some footy.
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U.S. Open final day: Baddeley v Tiger v The other guy
If you missed all the action from this mornings U.S. Open, heres a recap of what happened on the final day at Oakmont. The big shots, the bad ads, the even worse golf attire. It’s all here as we follow Tiger Woods and Aaron Baddeley in the final group.
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Mickelson’s savage exit wound
Angel Cabrera may be a surprise leader going into the weekend at the U.S. Open, Tiger Woods may be lurking dangerously five shots off the lead, but the story of the second round was a player who won’t even be there to make up the numbers on the weekend.
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Baddeley in the thick of U.S. Open
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The driver is not usually a feature of Aaron Baddeley’s arsenal. Putting, yep; Short game, sure, but nothing off the tee.
Not this week.
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Taylor risks $10k fine
Two months of frustration for South’s coach Jason Taylor has spilled over into a post match press conference, claiming his side is treated badly by the referees because of their relatively low position on the NRL ladder.
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Brisbane beat the Bulldogs again
The Broncos have the proverbial wood over the Bulldogs. Four wins in a row, including their storming second half comeback in the 2006 preliminary final. Their 19-12 Telstra Stadium victory was typical of that recent run. A win built on scrambling defence, patience and opportunistic tries.
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Hawthorn annihilate Carlton
The Hawks made a mockery of a late betting plunge on the Blues, thumping Carlton by 100 points at Telstra Dome.
Hawthorn registered it’s first triple figure victory margin since 1992, without leading goal kicker Lance Franklin no less. “Coming to the game, we were just thinking of how we could possibly scratch a win” said [...]
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Ogilvy makes steady start
Geoff Ogilvy, Australia’s defending U.S.Open champion, would be delighted at his position after opening round at the feared Oakmont albeit after an up and down round.
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