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Lakers Blog: Nobody Knows What Will Happen Tonight

It’s a cliche to say that anything can happen in Game 7, but in this series’ case, it’s true. Not only have the two teams split three games, but they’ve done so in so many different ways. There are no real patterns to this series, leaving tonight’s game as the ultimate ‘Who knows?’ scenario. At least that’s what SB Nation’s Lakers blog Silver Screen and Roll

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2010 US Open, First Round Scoreboard: K.J. Choi Headlines Quartet Tied For Lead At 2-Under, Mickelson 3-Over

With the morning groups halfway through their opening rounds at Pebble Beach, a quartet of golfers have moved into the early lead at the 2010 U.S. Open. K.J. Choi, Edoardo Molinari, Soren Kjeldsen and David Toms all sit at 2-under, through 13, 13, 13 and 8 holes respectively. Choi started off his round disastrously, bogeying and double-bogeying the first two holes, before bouncing back with five birdies to jump into a share of the lead. Toms and Kjeldsen have both recorded three birdies and a bogey thus far in their rounds, while Molinari has rung up four birdies, to go with two bogeys. Mike Weir and Ian Poulter lead a pack of golfers a shot back at 1-under, with Jim Furyk, who’s been something of a darkhorse pick to win the Open, behind them at even through 12 holes. Meanwhile, Phil Mickelson has struggled on his first day, sitting at 3-under through 11 holes after finding the drink on the 18th hole. Also of possible interest, noted golf enthusiast Tiger Woods will tee off at 4:36 PM EDT, in a powerhouse group that includes Ernie Els and Lee Westwood as well. For the complete leaderboard go here , and for a running commentary on the first round, check out our very own golf blog, Waggle Room .

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Report: Segui visits Clemens grand jury (AP)

Former major leaguer David Segui has appeared before the federal grand jury investigating Roger Clemens for perjury. The New York Daily News reported that Segui testified for about 90 minutes Thursday. Segui declined comment to the paper as he left the grand jury room. Segui told the Daily News earlier this month that he didn’t know if Clemens used performance-enhancing drugs, but he expected to…

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