When Joe Gibbs came on board for his second tenure as Washington Redskins head coach fans believed they were only a year, or two, away from winning another Super Bowl.  In his first year back the three-time Super Bowl Champion Gibbs brought his team to a 6-10 record.  No need to worry fans thought, it’s his first year back, next year we’ll get there.  The next year Gibbs sent the Redskins to the playoffs, where they narrowly missed defeating eventual Super Bowl runner-up the Seattle Seahawks.  Fans surely believed that they third year back would be a charm, and in just a matter of months they’d be hoisting the Lombardi Trophy and singing “Hail to the Redskins,” at the top of their longs.  Well, they finished 5-11, the worst finish of any Gibbs team ever. 

Now, entering his fourth year back, Gibbs is probably nearing the end of the line at far as fans are concerned.  Gibbs has received a backlash of bad media because of his apparent inability to recognize that the game has changed since he won his three championships in the late 80’s and early 90’s.  Gibbs is stubborn when he comes to the way he wants he offense ran.  That’s a “run-style” offense that specializes in pounding the ball up the middle, something Redskin’s star running back Clinton Portis was never expected to do in Denver because Denver runs more of an off tackle offense.  When Portis went down for the year with a shoulder injury LaDell Betts came on strong as his replacement, and earned a permanent spot on the team.  Also, despite the injuries, when Portis is healthy he is still a top-5 running back in the NFL.  Unfortunately for the Redskins, they still have a long way to go before they look like they will be able to compete with the other stars of their NFC East division, the Cowboys and the Eagles.

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Cornerback Fred Smoot returns to the Redskins line-up after a couple of off years with the Minnesota Vikings.  Coach Gibbs will gladly welcome him back because he understands the defensive schemes, and the Redskins defense as a whole dropped off considerably last year.  Safety Adam Archuleta failed to show anything in the form of an upside and was let go in the off-season.  When you pair Smoot with fellow Redskin cornerbacks Shawn Springs and Carlos Rodgers you begin to look a little more formidable of defense.

Also hoping to make a difference is the free-agent singing of linebacker London Fletcher.  The linebacker position has been one of the strong parts of the Redskins game for the last five years, but that too dropped off last year.  Fletcher, who is entering his ninth season, is probably good for 100 tackles and a few sacks. 

The only player of note that the Redskins picked up in the NFL draft was safety LaRon Landry out of LSU.  Landry stand 6’2 and can match-up well, at least on paper, with all of the big wide receivers in the league.  Being that the Redskins had only one pick in the first five rounds of the draft, things probably turned out as well as they could have. 

Key Losses

The Redskins didn’t really lose anyone of note.  Fans expected them to go after a few more players in the off-season, but when they went after disgruntled Chicago Bears linebacker Lance Briggs, that trade was turned down. 

The NFC is general looks far too tough for them to sneak out of with a playoff birth.  Both the Cowboys and Eagles look prime to make a solid run towards a Super Bowl, and they both share the NFC east division with the Redskins.  It might be another long season for the Redskins, and my guess is it could be the last season of Joe Gibbs’ as head coach.

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Even though the United States has shown a serious disinterest in the NHL there are still people all over the world, including the United States’ northern neighbor Canada, who are thrilled about the start of the start of the NHL Stanley Cup finals. In a perfect world, or at least in the case of the USA, the finals would have pitted two teams in big city markets against each other in an attempt to revitalize the game in the country. But, nevertheless, the two teams who deserved to be in the finals the most are there, and that is really the only way it could be.

The last time the Ottawa Senators hosted Lord Stanley’s cup was way back in the 1926-1927 season. After 80 years they are just four games away from doing it again. Their road to the cup this year was not an easy one. The Senators entered the playoffs at the fourth seed out of eight. In their first round match-up they were seeded against the highly improved Pittsburg Penguins. After a few close games, and an early loss in the series, they were able to skate away winning four games to one. Being a fourth seed, and the fact that the higher seeded opponents advanced in the rest of the Eastern Conference, the Senators were now underdogs the rest of the way. In the next round they played the New Jersey Devils, the second best team in the conference. Once again after an early hiccup they walked right through the Devils and again won the series four games to one. Finally, with one step to go to the finals, they met the team that finished tied for first with the most points in the regular season, the Buffalo Sabers. Even though this series also went five games, four of those games were only one goal games meaning they could go either way. After taking a 3-0 lead in the series, the Sabers bounced back to win one game, but were no match for the Senators in game five.

The Anaheim Ducks finished the regular season in second place with most points. In the first round they met the Phoenix Wild, a young team who snuck into the playoffs the final weeks of the season. After winning three games, the Ducks dropped a 4-1 loss to the Wild in Phoenix, but closed the series the next game to win it four games to one. Once again the Ducks needed just five games to beat their next opponents, the Vancouver Canucks. The only game of the series the Ducks lost was the second game, then they bounced back to win three in a row to end their series, and start their series with the team most people thought would be in the finals, the Detroit Red Wings. The Red Wings brought there A game and took a 2-1 lead in the series. Game four is when it all turned around and Ottawa swept the series from there, and earned their spot in the finals in six games.

The finals have the potential of being a good one because neither of the teams was extended too much during the playoffs. With the exception of the Detroit series that went six games, the rest only went five, meaning plenty of time for rest. Ottawa needed the rest because they are relying on veterans to get them the cup. Teemu Selanne, 37, is making his very first Stanley Cup appearance. After years of playing with the Ducks he signed with Ottawa and now has his big chance. Other veterans that the Senators are relying on are defensemen Chris Pronger and Scott Neidermayer. Their play is one of the main reasons they have made it this far.

If the Senators are relying on older players, then the Ducks are relying on their young guns. Dana Heatley has not only emerged as one of the best offensive players on his team, but also in the league. Teammate Jason Spezza has also came around as of late, and is making a huge impact in the playoffs.

The bookmakers and common knowledge say to pick the Ducks in this Stanley Cup Final, but Ottawa has already defied logic by making it this far. Even though hockey is not as popular as it once was this series has the potential to introduce fans to a historic championship finale.

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For the first time since 1994 the U.S. Open returns to the beautiful Oakmont Country Club course in Oakmont, Pennsylvania.  One of the major differences that competitors will notice that have a chance to play in both the 1994 and 2007 U.S. Opens is how much more room there is.  The Oakmont Country Club has removed more than 5,000 trees, which will give the course the appearance of being bigger, with more room to work for shots that fly slightly off course off the tee.  The trees are about the only difference they will remember, because every green, except hole No. 8, is in exactly the same place that course inventor H.C. Fownes put it over 100 years ago.  You can blame the moving of the course on something a lot of people blame a lot of stuff on, the New Jersey Turnpike.  

In the last four years, players that are not as well known as the big names have taken the U.S. Open championship.  Beginning in 2003 the four winners have been Jim Furyk, Retief Goosen, Michael Campbell, and Geoff Ogilvy.  With the exception of Goosen, those are not exactly names that come up much when talking about the best players in the world.  A name that comes up every time you talk about the best player in the world is Tiger Woods.  After winning titles in 2000 and 2002, Woods is winless in his last four U.S. Open outings.  So far this year Woods seems to priming for another run at the title.  In just seven events played this year, Woods has finished first in three of them.  Things did not start off too well in his last event though, The Players Championship.  After shooting an opening round 75, he was unable to make up for the bad start and ended the event in a tie for 37^th place.  In his only other event where he failed to finish in the top ten this year he followed that up by finishing the next event, the Arnold Palmer Invitation, in first place.  If anyone knows how to bounce back for a big event it is Woods, and that is why he is the current odds on favorite. 

The player who won the U.S. Open the last time it was in Oakmont in 1994 was Ernie Els.  This two time champion (the other title coming in 1997) is hoping to regain the form that made him a multiple U.S. Open champion.  Els has been fairly solid this year, registering both a second and third place finish.  He has only missed one cut this year, and that was only by a couple of strokes.  The event he finished second in, The Verizon Heritage was in April, and served as a call to take notice of a former champion.  Much like Woods though, he struggled at The Players Championship and finished tied for 37^th with Woods.

As Geoff Ogilvy has shown though, you do not have to be a big name to take down a major championship event.  As hard as it is to fathom, Ogilvy is the defending champion, and he hopes he can at least come close to duplicating last year’s event.  Ogilvy has played in 11 events this year and has made the cut in 10 of them.  His best finish was in February at the Accenture Match Play Championship where he finished second.  Since then, his best finish was a tie for third at the World Gold Championships in California.  Just like Woods and Els, he finished tied for 37^th at The Players Championship.

The action starts June 14^th, just three days after Ogilvy’s 30^th birthday.  It is hard to imagine a better birthday present than back-to-back U.S. Open Championships.  He has a chance, but he will have to beat 156 others to do it. 

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Last year the Indianapolis Colts were able to get the monkey off of their collective backs when they were finally able to defeat the New England Patriots. It almost seemed like destiny that once they were able to beat the Patriots they would go on to win their first NFL Championship since 1971. That is exactly what they did as they went on to beat the Chicago Bears in last year’s Super Bowl in very convincing fashion. Because they were able to get over the hump after many years of narrow defeat, it would be only fitting if they were able to make it back-to-back championships. The road, of course, is a long and hard one and with the unexpected chance of injuries, your season can end before it starts. But in the instance of the Colts, it might be more about which of their opponents added key players, instead of what they personally lost as a team.

Key Losses

The Colts defense was better in years past, but still was not one of the dominate ones in the league. With the loss of linebacker Cato June, who moved on to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, this hurts their defense even more. Another defensive loss that will hurt the Colts’ defense is cornerback Nick Harper’s decision to move to inter-division rival Baltimore Ravens. The Ravens have had the best defense, or something very close to it, for the last half decade. Harper’s arrival to the Ravens means an even harder road back to the Super Bowl, as they could possibly meet in the playoffs.

On the offensive side of the ball they lost running back Dominic Rhodes. Rhodes decided to join one of the lowliest teams in the last few years, the Oakland Raiders. While it is true Rhodes did not have one game where he ran over 100 yards, he was apart of one of the most potent one-two tandems with Joseph Addai. This move could be a blessing in disguise because it means that Addai will get a chance to be the feature back in a star studded offense.

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The Colts did not really make too many free agent moves, so maybe they think the current group of guys they have will be strong enough to fight for a repeat Super Bowl. In the draft though, they selected Anthony Gonzalez from the 2006 College Football National Champions, the Ohio State Buckeyes. Gonzalez did not receive as much fan fare coming into the draft as his teammate Ted Ginn Jr., but NFL scouts liked him because of his dedication to route running. If he is anything like his future hall of fame teammate Marvin Harrison when it comes to route running, then the Colts have seemed to make a pretty good pick here. With Harrison’s guidance, Gonzales could eventually fill in as Peyton Manning’s number one receiver when Harrison retires. The draft pick also fills a void held by the departure of wide receiver Brandon Stokley.

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We have already discussed the move of Nick Harper to the Baltimore Ravens, but there is one more that could have an even greater factor in determining of the Colts will return to the Super Bowl. Arch enemy Tom Brady has his first ever star quality receiver to throw to, and his name is Randy Moss. Moss’ numbers have declined over the last couple of years, but he has also been playing with a team that was lucky to win a handful of games, the Oakland Raiders. It is no secret that Moss did not like playing for them, and while he should have been playing hard regardless, that could explain at least some of the drop off in production. On a “team first” team such on the Patriots, one can expect Moss to quickly conform to the team in a timely manner, or be quickly let go or traded.

These are the obstacles the 2007-2008 Colts will have to overcome if they want their second Super Bowl ring in as many years. There was a time when fans thought they could never beat the Patriots, so these things that stand in the way do not seem quite so bad.

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“Super” Zab Judah (34-4 25 KO’s) has been anything but super as of late. He is winless in his last three outings which started with him losing the status of welterweight champion to Carlos Baldomir in what was supposed to be a warm-up for a Floyd Mayweather fight. After losing the decision to Baldomir the powers that be in boxing still found a way for the Mayweather fight to come off. Of course in that fight, Judah nearly started a riot after hitting Mayweather low in the ninth round. It was not his first in the ring altercation. In November of 2001 he gave referee Jay Nady a choke hold because he thought Nady had stopped the fight prematurely after Tszyu had knocked him to the canvas.

In his last outing against Ruben Galvan, the fight ended basically before it started when the two fighters collided heads and left Galvan a bloody mess. Even the easiest of opponents are starting to be a chore for Judah. So, if this is the case, why are so many people giving him a chance against the undefeated Miguel Cotto (29-0 24 KO’s)?

Cotto has not fought great competition, but the way he has defeated them has been in stellar, bone crushing fashion. Since he won the vacant WBO Light Welterweight title in September of 2004 he has knocked out, or caused his opponents’ corner to throw in the towel, in every fight but one. His last handful of fights has told the most about him.

In June of 2006 he defeated Paul Malignaggi in which Malignaggi showed great heart, but in the end the firepower of Cotto was too much and he lost a fairly lopsided 12 round decision. In his second to last fight he forced the corner of Carlos Quintana to stop the match after five one-sided rounds. Quintana was coming off the best win of his life, a 12 round decision over hot prospect Joel Julio. Quintana is a skilled and slick southpaw boxer who would probably give most other welterweights trouble. Not Cotto.

So, with all these impressive wins there are still people who call Cotto one dimensional. His body attack has been called the best in the game, and has put more than one opponent on his knee gasping for a small breath of fresh air. He is a straight forward fighter who will take a punch to get punched, but up until this point his punches have had much more effect. If he is a one dimensional fighter, then it is a very good dimension.

People think Judah might be able to expose Cotto because Cotto has been shook up before. DeMarcus Corley in February of 2005 and Ricardo Torres in September of that same year both had Cotto hurt. A potential reason for this is that Cotto was still fighting at the 140 pound limit, and was having a very hard time making that weight so he was potentially coming into the ring weaker than he should have been. Plus, Cotto showed he had heart by not faltering the first time he got hit, and came back to win those fights by knockout.

But, as far as it seems Zab Judah has declined, he is on a much higher skill level than Corley and Torres. Even though Judah lost to Mayweather, he hung in there for over half the fight, and lost by only a round or two. Most people believe that if Judah gets Cotto hurt then Judah will not let him off the hook like the other two. Judah probably also has a speed advantage that could give him shots to the head while Cotto digs to the body. The opinion here is that the longer the fight goes the more it goes to Cotto’s favor due to that bodywork. Judah will have to stay focused, and we all know that alone is chore most people do not want to see him undertake. He will have to realize that it could be a dirty fight, because sometimes body shots turn into unintentional low blows, and Judah can’t lose his cool. Because of these reasons, and the fact that he has not won a fight since 2005 is why Judah is about a 3 to 1 underdog.

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Shannon Briggs (48-4-1 42 KO’s) has definitely had a roller coaster kind of career. As a young up and coming knockout specialist of a heavyweight boxer, he was unexpectedly TKO’ed by Darroll Wilson, just as he was moving up the top ten list. But, just five fights later, he reached the ultimate peak, as he defeated then heavyweight champion of the world, George Foreman. You can say what you want about that fight as far as questionable decisions are concerned, but the truth remains that Briggs went into that fight as a big underdog and did enough in the eyes of the judges to walk away with a majority decision, and the heavyweight championship. The roller coaster came tumbling down though in his very next fight when he was defeated by future hall of famer Lennox Lewis in five very exciting rounds of boxing. Briggs has Lewis hurt in the first two rounds, but Lewis then found his groove, and sent the champion tumbling to the canvas a few times before the referee waved off the fight.

A draw with Francois Botha, and an unexpected loss to Sedrick Field seemed to put a crashing halt to the career of Briggs. But, then as he had done so many times, he started the ride back up to the top. He Ko’ed four fighters before taking on his first real test in Jameel McCline. McCline defeated Briggs, but it showed that Briggs may have enough for one last chance.

Briggs took full advantage of that shot, and with a new management team, and trainers, he once again regained the world championship in one of the most exciting fashions ever. Down on the scorecards heading into the final round of his WBO championship fight with Sergui Lyahkovich, he rallied to knockout the champion with just two seconds remaining in the contest.

It’s that above experience that would seem to put him at a huge advantage coming into his title defense against Sultan Ibragimov (20-0-1 17 KO’s). Ibragimov, as noted, has only fought 21 times. It’s not necessarily a given that the fighter with more experience will win, but in this case you have to look at who they’ve fought and how they’ve faired. Briggs has hung in with top fighters like Foreman, Ray Mercer, Lennox Lewis, and most recently Lyahkovich. Ibragimov’s toughest fight was against Ray Austin, the same Ray Austin who was just blown out in two rounds against Wladimir Klitschko.

Austin is a fighter who has served as Briggs’ sparring partner, not exactly the type of fighter you want to have problems with heading into a championship fight. Ibragimov walked away with a draw in that match, after being knocked down in the tenth round. True, Ibragimov was able to knockdown Austin two times prior to the tenth, but he was unable to hurt him enough to finish him when he had the chance. In his most recent outing he knocked out the woefully out of shape Javier Mora in one round. Mora is usually rugged, but decided to come out and slug it out with Ibragimov. The fight was over before it started.

One of Briggs’ major weaknesses is his stamina. As he has moved up the rankings he has also moved up in weight. The muscle has appeared to force him to lose energy quicker, and being a life long asthmatic, that doesn’t fair well. But, he was able to last 12 rounds moving at a lumbering pace against Lyahkovich, and chances are he won’t need to go half that against Ibragimov.

If Ibragimov chooses to come out fighting fast against Briggs, the counter punching of Briggs will come into effect. Briggs, despite maybe losing some speed do to size and age, is still one of the quickest fighters in the game. Many of his KO’s have been due to punching a guy while they were in the process of trying to get to him. Also, the height advantage, nearly four inches in favor of Briggs, will come into play because of the subsequent reach advantage it will give me. The way to beat Briggs, as McCline showed is to try to outbox him. That is not something that Ibragimov has in his game plan. He likes to get inside and try to knockout blow. While that provides a lot of excitement for the fans on TV and the fans at ringside it also could possibly provide a short night for the challenger.

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Jermain “Bad Intentions” Taylor (26-0-1 17 KO’s) will defend his middleweight championship for the fourth time when he takes on challenger Cory “Next Generation” Spinks (36-3 11 KO’s) this Saturday. The fight will take place at the FedEx Forum in Memphis, Tennessee, just a short ride away from Taylor’s hometown of Little Rock Arkansas. The hometown atmosphere will obviously be a big advantage for the champion, but that’s just where the advantages start.

Taylor will hold at least a four inch height advantage and at least a four each reach advantage. Taylor is also the natural middleweight while this will be Spinks first fight at that weight. In fact Spinks has only fought twice at the 154 limit. There is no more daunting task then fighting the champion at your first fight at the highest weight of your career. Spinks’ best work came in the 147 pound division, where he captured the linear welterweight championship when he defeated Ricardo Mayorga in August of 2004. Spinks defended that title twice, before losing to Zab Judah by 9^th round TKO in February of 2005.

His two fights at the 154 pounds were so-so. In July of last year he defeated the tough Roman Karmazin by a majority decision. Spinks, 29, seemed to tire down the stretch, and looked out on his feet as the final bell rang. Many ringsiders thought Karmazin deserved the win, but others thought the work Spinks did early in the fight was enough to earn the victory. His other fight at 154 was against Rodney Jones. Jones had been clamoring for a big fight for a long time, but came up flat against Spinks, losing every round on two scorecards, and winning only one on the other. Winning those two fights have left some wondering why he deserves a shot at the middleweight title, but Spinks hopes to take advantage of the opportunity.

Something Taylor has been accused of is taking advantage of lighter fighters. Since Taylor has been in the limelight he’s only fought one legitimate middleweight. It helps that middleweight was one of the best ever in Bernard Hopkins, but the fact remains he is fighting smaller sized opponents. As his tenure as middleweight champion he has fought Winky Wright and Kassim Ouma, not including the Hopkins rematch. Wright and Ouma have both done their best work at 154 pounds. That didn’t stop Wright from nearly upsetting the champion last June. Wright got hit more then he ever did before, but so did Taylor. The fight ended in an unsatisfying draw, which saw Wright leave the ring, and refuse a rematch because he thought he won the first fight. Ouma didn’t have a much success, falling behind early on the scorecards, despite throwing a large amount of punches.

Everything says to pick Taylor in this one, including the bookmakers who have Taylor at nearly a 6 to 1 favorite. Fighters have risen to the occasion before, and recent history will tell us that weight advantages don’t always equate to victory. For example, Bernard Hopkins moved up to 175 pounds to beat champion Antonio Tarver after losing to Taylor. More recently Floyd Mayweather Jr. moved up to 154 pounds and beat Oscar De La Hoya.

The under card also provides a nice fight with the winner potentially getting a middleweight title shot from the victor of the main event. Edison “Pantera” Miranda (28-1 24 KO’s) takes on Kelly “The Ghost” Pavlik (30-0 27 KO’s) in the co-feature. Miranda has drawn quite a following for his brawling skills and has beat Allan Green, a solid contender. Before that Miranda lost a decision to Arthur Abraham in a fight that say Abraham suffer a broken jaw. Many feel that the German crowd and officials helped determine the outcome of that fight, and that it could have been stopped when Abraham suffered a broken jaw in the fifth round.

Pavlik has in impressive record as well and has been on a tear of late, knocking out his last seven opponents. This fight has the potential of stealing the show, as both fighters have KO power and it is the first real test for both. Miranda is currently the slight favorite.

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After a wild and crazy Kentucky Derby, the second or the Triple Crown races is just two weeks away.  On Saturday, May 19^th, close to 120,000 people will pack the stands at the Preakness, to see if Street Sense can move one step closer to the ever elusive Triple Crown.

The Preakness also has the reputation of being more of a party atmosphere.  While it is true that the Kentucky Derby also has a fun atmosphere, you won’t be seeing the Queen of England anywhere near the stands of the Preakness.  Instead you will see a college like party with beer flowing freely.  Also, there will be nobody here caring about the funky hat you are wearing, like they do at the Kentucky Derby.  It’s a great tradition, but the only hat the people here care about wearing is one of their local sports teams. 

At the Kentucky Derby 156,000 spectators cheered on as Street Sense made an improbably comeback.  At the start of the race Street Sense immediately fell back to 19^th place, one place out of last.  The crowd and the televisions announcers were shocked that the favorite was probably looking at a very disappointing finish.  It was about that time that jockey Calvin Borel found a sweet spot along the rail and passed all 18 horses in front of him, including Hard Spun, who had held the lead from the gate. 

Racing experts agree that they have never seen anything like that.  If just one other rider would have used their horse to protect the rail then Hard Spun may have been the winner.  It is almost improbably to think that a horse made up that kind of ground on an inside position.  It isn’t anything shocking that a horse came from way back to win; in fact that’s how it usually happens.  But, those horses usually have to take the long way around, the outside, or try their charge by going right up the middle like an NFL running back. Street Sense not only came back to win, but he won by a respectable 2 Ľ lengths. 

The last Triple Crown winner came way back in 1978, Affirmed.  In the years since nine horses have won two-out-of-the three races.  The most recent was in 2003 when Funny Cide came in third place in the Belmont.  Of Course, Street Sense has a long way to go to laying claim to the first Triple Crown winner in nearly 30 years, but if he has the gumption to come from nearly dead last place in the Kentucky Derby then he just might have what it takes.

An official entry list to the Preakness has yet to come out, but it is certain Street Sense will be in it.  Also, second place winner Hard Spun is expected to compete.  The Preakness is the shortest of the three races, at just 1 3/16^th of a mile.  If Hard Spun can get off the line like he did in the Derby he may walk away with the Preakness in a landslide. 

An outside horse to keep an eye on will be Danzig.  His Rider Mario Pino is the winningest rider in Maryland history.  Pino has raced at the Preakness more than any other of his competitors, so he will in a sense, a home-field advantage.  The situation that arises here is that Pino was the jockey for Hard Spun, so Hard Spun will be under a different jockey

Also considering running the Preakness is Curlin, who finished in third place.  Curlin was the morning-line favorite for the Kentucky Derby. 

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