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St. Louis Celebrates World-Champion Cardinals

World Series Parade FOX Sports Mid­west will simul­ta­ne­ously stream our broad­cast of the entire parade and sta­dium cer­e­mony begin­ning at 4:00 pm-CT on Sun­day, Octo­ber 30, 2011. How­ever, due to MLB restric­tions we will have a 10–15 minute break in cov­er­age at approx­i­mately 4:45 pm-CT while our tele­vi­sion broad­cast shows MLB footage as the play­ers pre­pare for the sta­dium cer­e­mony. We will resume the stream for the on-field ceremony. You need Player Flash 9.0 World Series Photo Galleries BetLM's sports betting news features unique sports betting articles as well as current sports news compiled from leading wire services. This arti­cle was dis­trib­uted by X2 news wire... 

FIA Post-Race Press Conference — India

Repro­duced with kind per­mis­sion of the FIA 1 — Sebas­t­ian Vet­tel (Red Bull); 2 — Jen­son But­ton (McLaren); 3 — Fer­nando Alonso (Ferrari). Q: Sebas­t­ian, pole, you led every lap and set the fastest lap. Was this your most per­fect win of the sea­son do you think?Sebas­t­ian Vet­tel: Obvi­ously it was a very good race for us. I enjoyed the time in the lead very much. I had a lit­tle bit of a fight with Jen­son. It was always around four sec­onds and strangely he kept clos­ing in around the pit-stops. I don’t know, I was push­ing very hard into the box and out... 

Marshall Warns Press Against Spinning ‘Fins-Giants Tilt

Hard to make a case for Sunday’s Dolphins-Giants game as this week’s finest cut of meat, but when a mouthy wide­out from a win­less team shoots off the fol­low­ing warn­ing to the press, well, of course it’s going to catch fire: “To: Media,” Miami’s Bran­don Mar­shall tweeted Thurs­day. “When we win Sun­day please don’t say the Giants didn’t take us serious.” (Thanks for the heads up.) Marshall’s a unique tal­ent on the field, but this is the same fel­low who told Amer­ica his goal was “to get thrown out mid­way through the sec­ond quar­ter” of Miami’s... 

Suh Hoping for Explanation From League Office on Repeated Fines

Detroit Lions defen­sive tackle Ndamukong Suh is sched­uled to meet with NFL Com­mis­sioner Roger Good­ell this week to dis­cuss fines he has received from the league this sea­son, Fox Sports reporter and NFL Net­work con­trib­u­tor Jay Glazer said Sunday. What makes the sit­u­a­tion unique is that Suh requested the meet­ing in New York. Glazer reported that Suh is look­ing for an expla­na­tion of what he’s doing wrong while also plead­ing his case why he shouldn’t be receiv­ing fines. The meet­ing also will include Mer­ton Hanks, who’s in charge of hand­ing out fines... 

No. 6 Clemson Stunned by Georgia Tech

ATLANTA — The Clem­son play­ers strag­gled off the field, try­ing to avoid thou­sands of Geor­gia Tech stu­dents who hopped out of the stands to celebrate. The Tigers’ unbeaten sea­son was over. In all like­li­hood, so were their national title hopes. Tevin Wash­ing­ton rushed for 176 yards– the most ever by a Geor­gia Tech quar­ter­back– and broke the two longest runs of his career, lead­ing a 31–17 upset of No. 6 Clem­son on Sat­ur­day night. Clem­son, which had scored 115 points in its two pre­vi­ous games, turned it over four times. Tajh Boyd threw for 295... 

NHL Brain Trust Juggling Player Gear Debates

CALGARY — The age-old visor debate was re-ignited last week when Chris Pronger took a stick in his unpro­tected eye. And while many won­dered aloud if they should even feel sorry for a player who suf­fers such an injury with­out wear­ing a visor, team, league and NHLPA offi­cials are debat­ing equip­ment issues of their own. Gov­er­nors have seen the pro­to­type shoul­der pads designed by Rob Blake, Math­ieu Schnei­der and Bren­dan Shana­han and are happy with the smaller, form-fitting pads, which fea­ture high-density foam instead of hard-cap plastic. “Both sides want this,”...