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This was a game that Liverpool was supposed to be able to ‘phone in’ as they tried to finish the English Premier League season in the top five. Wigan is a team that is fighting to avoid relegation, and that had scored one goal against Liverpool in their previous six head to head encounters. Once the game was actually played, however, it was a completely different story as striker Hugo Rodallega scored a first half goal that was enough for Wigan to shock their visitors by a 1-0 score. The win will go a long way in assuring that Wigan is playing in the Premier League next season, while for Liverpool the loss put a serious dent in their hopes for a top tier finish.
The San Antonio Spurs received some good news and some bad news about the hand injury suffered by All Star guard Tony Parker. The good news? Parker’s hand won’t require surgery. The bad news? He’ll miss six weeks of action, effectively wiping out the rest of the regular season. Assuming no further complications, the team is hopeful that he’ll be back in time for the playoffs although with the Spurs currently in 7th place in the toughly competitive Western Conference a postseason berth is by no means guaranteed.
Until the third period of Monday’s game between the Washington Capitals and Dallas Stars it looked to be another workmanlike victory for the team with the NHL’s best record. The Caps took a 2-0 lead into the final period, only to see the Stars erupt for three unanswered goals. Alex Ovechkin tied the score late in the contest and sent it to overtime, where the Stars managed to prevail in the shootout for a 4-3 victory. It was only the Capitals seventh loss at home this season with only three of those defeats coming in regulation.
Up until now, it had been a breakout season for Chicago Bulls’ center Joakim Noah. Noah had been a star at the University of Florida, but there were serious questions about his ability to adapt to the more physical NBA game. After a mediocre rookie season, Noah had blossomed into a solid defensive presence, averaging a ‘double double’ of 10.7 points and 11.4 rebounds per game. This week, however, the team announced that Noah will be out of action three weeks as he attempts to recover from a nagging foot injury.
