"Welcome to the Sports E-cyclopedia, your one-stop source on the net for your complete sports history needs. Within these pages you'll find everything you'll ever need to know about every team's history in the 4 major sports of MLB, NFL, NBA, and NHL, including a history through pictures. These pages will be updated periodically through the season and annually prior to each new season. If you have any comments, corrections, or suggestions, please feel free to email Frank Fleming.  We love hearing what you think and will take all suggestions into consideration. 
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May 9, 2008
 
 
 
 
 
 
Tony Gwynn-48
Steve Yzerman-43
Doug Christie-38
Stephane Yelle-34
Aaron Harang-30
Brandon Webb-29
Prince Fielder-24
1975: Rising star Bjorn Borg of Sweden faces Rod Laver a legend at the sunset of his career in one of the most grueling matches in the history of tennis. Facing off in the semifinals of the WCT Championships in Dallas, Borg and Lavar go back and forth for four hours, with the 18-year old Borg winning in five sets 7-6, 3-6, 5-7, 7-6, 6-2.
 
 
 
 
1. Tony Parker
Spurs
NBA vs NO
31 pts, 11 ast

2. Chris Paul
Hornets
NBA @ SA
35 pts, 11 ast

2. Tomas Holmstrom
Red Wings
NHL vs Dal
1 G, 1 A
Home Fires Burning
The story of the NBA Playoffs' second round so far has been home court advantage, as the key to winning has been whose court the game was being played on as the home team has won every game so far since the four series began a week ago. On Thursday the home cooking continued as the defending NBA Champions San Antonio Spurs who lost the first two games against the New Orleans Hornets on the road, got back in the series with a return to the AT&T Center, winning game three 110-99, as they overcame another strong game from Chris Paul who had a game high 35 points. Leading the way for the Spurs was Tony Parker and Manu Ginobilli who each scored 31 points. Elsewhere the Boston Celtics continued their home dominance shutting down LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers again 89-73 to take a 2-0 series lead.