RIO DE JANEIRO: Former Brazil striker Romario was banned for 120 days on Tuesday for a failed dope test which he blamed on a hair-loss treatment.
CLEVELAND, Ohio: LeBron James became the youngest player in NBA history to score 9,000 career points in helping the Cleveland Cavaliers edge the Milwaukee Bucks 104-99 in double overtime on Monday.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota: Adrian Peterson rushed for two touchdowns and 78 yards in Minnesota's 20-13 win over Chicago as the Vikings won their fifth straight game Monday.
ZURICH: AC Milan playmaker Kaka added to his remarkable haul of trophies and titles on Monday when he was named FIFA World Player of the Year for 2007.
LONDON: Chelsea captain John Terry could be out for up to six weeks, his club said Monday, after revealing the England centerhalf broke three bones in his foot following a clash with Emmanuel Eboue during a 1-0 loss away to Premier League leader Arsenal.
THOUSAND OAKS, California: Tiger Woods ended his 2007 campaign at the Target World Challenge on Sunday just as it began, with a victory.
BOSTON, Massachusetts: The undefeated New England Patriots stayed on course for a perfect season by beating the New York Jets 20-10 on Sunday, while Miami snapped a 13-game, season-long losing streak with a dramatic overtime win over Baltimore.
HOUSTON, Texas: Tracy McGrady scored 29 points and Yao Ming added 21 and 13 rebounds as Houston nearly entered the NBA record books for foul-shot futility before beating Detroit 80-77 on Wednesday.
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