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Carlos Gomez conquers Tal's hill in Houston, plus Garrett Jones makes a nice catch in the MLB.com Top 5 plays of the day.

Edwin Encarnacion lays out, plus Justin Upton picks up his pitcher in MLB.com's Top 5 plays of the day.

The Sacramento River Cats welcomed their 10 millionth fan in 13 seasons Friday night at Raley Field. Detrick Hills was honored by the team that has existed since 2000.

Against the Oakland Athletics, Vernon Wells fires a strike to Chris Stewart who hangs on for an out, plus David DeJesus makes a catch in the MLB.com Top 5 plays of the day.

Everth Cabrera fields a deflection and fires for the out, plus David Lough makes a tumbling grab in MLB.com's Top 5 plays of the day.

Gerardo Parra fires out Yasiel Puig and makes a grab at the wall, plus Nick Markakis dives for one in MLB.com's Top 5 plays of the day.

Juan Perez makes a smashing debut and Alexi Casilla shows some athleticism in the MLB.com Top 5 plays of the day.

Joey Votto and Mat Latos team up and Yasiel Puig makes another fantastic play in MLB.com's Top 5 plays of the day

A's outfielder Josh Reddick saves the game by going over the fence to rob the White Sox of a home run, plus Carlos Quentin makes a tumbling grab in MLB.com's Top 5 Plays of the Day.

Kyle Blanks makes a great diving grab in right, plus Kendry Morales juggles one into the stands in the MLB.com Top 5 plays of the day.

Chris Coghlan lays out to make a catch, plus Alex Gordon fires out a runner in MLB.com's Top 5 plays of the day.

Yasiel Puig shows off his strong arm, plus the A's Jed Lowrie makes a gorgeous play in MLB.com Top 5 plays of the day.

Ronny Cedeno makes a slick barehanded grab and throw, plus Carlos Quentin crashes into the wall in MLB.com's Top 5 plays of the day.

Big boys scared. Who can blame them? During one of three weather delays at a soaked Yankee Stadium Sunday night, a few players got jumpy in the New York and Boston dugouts when thunder boomed and lightning crackled.

Carlos Quentin has the fans rise to their feet, and Leonys Martin dives down in Texas in the MLB.com Top 5 plays of the day.

The Indiana Pacers' Roy Hibbert talks to the media following the Game 6 win. He may face disciplinary action from the NBA following his postgame press conference rant following his team's 91-77 victory over the Miami Heat in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference finals, according to The Sports Network.

Team owner Nate Brown shows what makes the boats at the Big Wake Weekend race on Folsom Lake go so fast. The race continues Sunday.

Read The Sacramento Bee's story: Folsom Lake to host races of 3,000-horsepower hydroplanes

Aaron Hicks takes away a home run, plus Brett Gardner slams into the wall in MLB.com's Top 5 plays of the day.

Giants outfielder Angel Pagan smacks a walk-off inside-the-park home run, plus the Angels' Mike Trout seals his first career cycle with a solo jack.

Ben Revere shows no fear in crashing into the wall plus Brett Gardner robs a home run in the MLB.com Top 5 plays of the day.

Tommy Hunter sacrifices his pitching hand, plus Luis Valbuena makes a nice diving stop in MLB.com's Top 5 Plays of the Day.

Alcides Escobar makes a nice backhanded play, plus Brandon Inge snares a liner in MLB.com's Top 5 Plays of the Day.

Professional skier Erik Roner jumped off an 800-feet-high cliff in British Columbia by way of a snowmobile to honor an old friend. The POV cameras provide dizzying footage:

Lorenzo Cain lays out to make a catch, plus Nate Mclouth crashes into the stands in MLB.com's Top 5 plays of the day

Franklin High School's Sean Nicholson found a way to score in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division I North playoff game at Sacramento City College on Monday night. Watch him hurdled Davis High catcher Hayden Duer and land by sliding his hand across the plate. Plate umpire Tom Ramirez ruled him safe, and Franklin went on to beat the Blue Devils 12-3. Franklin and Pleasant Grove play Thursday night at Sac City in a loser's bracket finale.

Alex Gordon shows off his gold glove and Jamey Carroll flashes the leather in MLB.com's top 5 plays of the day.

During this weekend's retirement ceremony for Chelsea player Paulo Ferreira at Stamford Bridge stadium, a certain toddler managed to snag the limelight, putting on his own show.

Josh Collmenter makes a circus catch, plus Elvis Andrus shows off his range in MLB.com's Top 5 plays of the day.

Lt. Col. Will Adams, of Dunedin, had told his wife Dana Adams and daughter Alayna that he was returning home on Monday, May 20. However, with the help of the USO, an elementary school principal, and the Tampa Bay Rays, he managed to surprise them by catching the ceremonial first pitch his daughter threw before the start of the Rays' game with the Red Sox.

Brandon Crawford snares one with his bare hand, plus Andrew McCutchen grabs one at the wall in MLB's Top 5 plays of the day.

David Beckham will retire from soccer at the end of the season. Grant Wahl discusses his impact on soccer in the US and around the world.

Here's a recap of the news and his career.

Who'll pick up the No. 1 play? Nelson Cruz reels one in out in right-center, plus Brandon Barnes saves the game for the Astros in MLB.com's Top 5 plays of the day.

Top prep prospect Andrew Wiggins signs with Kansas. Read more here.

Aaron Hicks steals a homer, plus B.J. Upton throws a strike from center to the plate to get the out in MLB.com's Top 5 plays of the day.

Dives, leaps and pirouettes all are part of the show in these defensive gems from Sunday's games in major league baseball.

Brandon Phillips turning an incredible double play tops the list, but check out the gutsy effort by Giants pitcher Matt Cain after absorbing a direct hit from a line drive - and making the play.

You just have to pucker up when the kiss-cam zeroes in on you and your significant other. This couple was caught on the kiss-cam at a Fresno Grizzlies baseball game. The girl wanted a kiss, the guy not so much. He refused to get off the phone and gave her a 'hold-on-a-sec' wave off. So the girl threw her drink all over him as boos rained down.

Leonys Martin throws out a runner at the plate, plus Will Venable makes a pair of catches in right field in MLB.com's Top 5 Plays of the Day

Miguel Tejada makes a diving stop and a tumbling throw, plus Didi Gregorius lays out. Who earns the No. 1 play?

The Los Angeles Dodgers had just lost a road game Monday night, but Matt Kemp learned that in the front row was a young boy with cancer who was a big fan of his. So before leaving the field, he went over to meet the boy and give him some Dodger gear.

Chicago reporter Susannah Collins's on-air flub while broadcasting live outside the Chicago Blackhawks locker room goes viral.

Here's what happened to North Dakota TV anchor A.J. Clemente.

Chicago Tribune sports editor Mike Kellams talks about the firing of Collins, and the impact past videos of hers could have had.

It's considered bad luck to boast about your chances in the Kentucky Derby. But Jockey Kevin Krigger didn't get that memo: "I'm gonna win the Kentucky Derby, it's just as simple as that." There hasn't been an African American jockey to win it since 1902.

Is this the sickest alley-oop slam dunk ever?

Paul Robins and Sabrina Rodriguez talk to Sacramento Bee 49er writer and blogger Matt Barrows. They discuss San Francisco's draft picks.

FOXSports.com on the long fall of Geno Smith and Manti Te'o.

Padres left fielder Carlos Quentin charged the mound in the sixth inning after being hit in the left elbow by a Zack Greinke pitch.

On this day 66 years ago, Jackie Robinson broke baseball's "color barrier," after he was signed to the Brooklyn Dodgers.

See the move trailer for '42' here.

'42': Read the move review.

Harrison Ford on role in "42," Jackie Robinson

Actor Harrison Ford speaks to Charlie Rose about the new movie "42" about Jackie Robinson -- the first African-American to break baseball's color barrier. Ford also discussed his own role in the film as the general manager who ended segregation in the sport.

His wardrobe takes a hit but he makes the catch. A Seattle Mariners fan caught a foul ball in his beer cup then chugged the beer in celebration. I love the guy behind him pumping his fist.

Rutgers fired basketball coach Mike Rice on Wednesday after a videotape aired showing him shoving, grabbing and throwing balls at players in practice and using gay slurs during practice.

Mike Rice reacts:

Jim Crandell takes us back in time to when the Kings were moving from Kansas City to Sacramento.

Danish golfer Andreas Harto removes shoes and pants to hit a ball from the waters edge at the Trophee Hassan II European Tour event in Morocco on Sunday.

The Lakers fans who found themselves being moved out of the owner's seats during Saturday's Kings game got quite a deal in exchange for their cooperation. Fox40's Chris Biele reports.

Here's the report on the original outcry over some Lakers fans sitting in the Maloof's seats (next page):

Two old dudes, both in their 90s, risked comfortable senior-citizen status as well as brittle hamstrings to stage a 100-meter race at a track meet in San Sebastian, Spain. It takes awhile for them to finish, but it's worth watching.

Never heard of FGCU (Florida Gulf Coast University)? Listen up. The NCAA Sweet 16 Eagles couldn't be more proud:

President Barack Obama is picking Indiana to go all the way in the NCAA men's basketball tournament. ESPN revealed Wednesday that he predicted Louisville, Ohio State and Florida would round out the Final Four.

Read the story about his picks here.

NBA Commissioner David Stern on Friday said that a bid by interests who want to keep the Kings in Sacramento isn't enough to trump the deal proposed by a group planning to take the team to Seattle. Here's what Stern had to say:

Dylan Everhard of Salida (Modesto area) joined tennis star Rafael Nadal, NBA guard Monta Ellis and NHL champion Evgeni Malkin on Tuesday when video of his highlight-reel basket made ESPN's Top 10 Plays of the Day.

Read the Modesto Bee story about Dylan and his now-famous shot here.

Garrett McNamara may have broken his own record for the tallest waved ever surfed. In a "60 Minutes Sports" preview, he spoke to Anderson Cooper about his first record wave - a 78-foot wave.

This buzzer beater is going to be tough to beat just three days into March. Khalil Edney grabbed a loose ball and made a 55-footer as time expired to give New Rochelle a 61-60 win over rival Mt. Vernon in a New York sectional final on Sunday.

North Carolina State University center fielder Brett Williams was caught on camera making a one-handed catch before landing with an acrobatic midair cartwheel against the New Mexico State Aggies that stirs crowd.

Ashlee Arnau, a cheerleader at William Carey University in Hattiesburg, Miss., made an incredible front-flip half-court shot Thursday night at halftime of the school's men's basketball game.

She has the pole position for Sunday's Daytona 500 along with a fierce sports spotlight trained on her, but Danica Patrick seems to be remaining calm despite all the clamor.

Tiger Woods spoke about Sunday's golf outing with President Barack Obama as he gets set to compete in this week's Match Play Championship in Tucson, Arizona. "Playing with Mr. President was pretty cool," he said. Here's more:

Check out this feat where students at Campbell University managed to make nine putts at the same time.

One skier pulls a daring move to get away during a run at the Swatch Skier's Cup in Switzerland. One commenter calls it fake. Check it out.

SI.com takes a look at the top five surprise retirements from around the sports world.

From ABC Channel 15 in Phoenix: Former Sacramento Kings guard Mike Bibby was ejected and escorted by police out of the gym as Phoenix Shadow Mountain boys basketball team, whose point guard is Bibby's son, snapped a 24-game winning streak by Sierra Linda on Friday. Here's video of the elder Bibby being kicked out.

Read more here.

Video from Q13 FOX Sports:

Jack and Jackie Harbaugh, mom and dad to Super Bowl head coaches Jim and John are living the dream this week. On Wednesday they spoke to the media about their successful sons.

ET's Rocsi Diaz gives the San Francisco 49ers a pop culture quiz. Who does the best?

Legendary surfer Garrett McNamara rides historic 100-foot wave in Hawaii. It's expected to be confirmed as a world record.

With a team flag waving from an open window of their chartered plane, the San Francisco 49ers arrived at their first Super Bowl in 18 years on Sunday.

49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick talks about his tattoos, Alex Smith and 'Kaepernicking.'

In preview clips of his interview with Katie Couric, the Notre Dame linebacker explains why he fibbed. Hear his story.

FOX40's Luana Munoz sat down with the parents of 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick to get their take on his tattoos and dating life.

Fox40 talks to Marcos Breton, Sacramento Bee columnist

Watch news reports from Seattle and Sacramento on the sale of the Kings to a group that plans to move the team to Seattle.

James Brown, host of "The NFL Today" on CBS Sports, talks to Charlie Rose and Norah O'Donnell about the Manti Te'o hoax and its possible affect on his future, as well as the upcoming NFL championship weekend.

Read more: Questions about hoax mount

As a stress relief leading up the this weekend's NFC Championship showdown, players were treated to throwback photos of their high school playing days Wednesday. CBS San Francisco's Dennis O'Donnell reports.

Read more about the 49ers from The Bee's Matthew Barrows.

Also, join Barrows at 11:45 a.m. Friday to talk about Sunday's NFC Championship Game against Atlanta. Then join The Bee's Matt Kawahara beginning at 11 a.m. Sunday for an in-game chat. http://www.sacbee.com/live

His name is Owen Kopinski of Addison, Illinois.He's 21-months-old and he's striping the ball a couple of times a week at the PGA Superstore, But it's not so much the ball striking, it's the putting. For dough, for sure.

Q13 FOX Sports put a microphone on Richard Sherman and he didn't disappoint. Come inside the fierceness of the NFL.

Tech companies show off their edgiest, most innovative gadgets at the consumer electronics show in Las Vegas

It's good to be Alabama quarterback A.J. McCarron. He's coming off a national championship that solidifies his crimson tide's legacy as a dynasty and he's dating Katherine Webb, aka Miss Alabama who definitely stole a little of his thunder during ESPN's broadcast. Her twitter followers have exploded after she was mentioned several times during the broadcast.

Alabama QB A.J. McCarron finds out how his girlfriend Katherine Webb's Twitter account gained thousands of followers, including LeBron James during the BCS Championship Game.

Related story: Notre Dame is no match; Alabama repeats as champion

Slideshow: Alabama bashes Notre Dame

Nick Saban on Alabama's BCS title win over Notre Dame.

ABC explains how Havard Rugland got a tryout with the Jets just by posting to YouTube (and doing some incredible stunts kicking a football.)

A Sacramento Bee video on YouTube inspired by the "Leave Britney Alone" video.

A young girl scores YouTube views with her rap tribute to 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick.

She answers some questions from CBS13 in this video.

Pat Santos gives it his all for a miracle full-court shot. Boston Herald sports takes you through the drama.

Zach Hodskins is a 6'2 junior guard at Milton High School in Georgia. Born with just one arm, he's a star basketball player. Watch him in action.

Johnny Manziel, Manti Te'o and Collin Klein discuss why one another are worthy of the Heisman Trophy.

The Calgary Hitmen of the Western Hockey League in Canada put together a crazy celebration of a goal by having fans throw 25,000 teddy bears on the ice. It's a stunt done annually to highlight local children's charities at Christmas time. Before the game, the team handed out the bears with instructions to let them fly as soon as the Hitmen scored. The cleanup reportedly took nearly 45 minutes - but all for a good cause.

The Calgary Hitmen of the Western Hockey League in Canada put together a crazy celebration of a goal by having fans throw 25,000 teddy bears on the ice. It's a stunt done annually to highlight local children's charities at Christmas time. Before the game, the team handed out the bears with instructions to let them fly as soon as the Hitmen scored. The cleanup reportedly took nearly 45 minutes - but all for a good cause.

Jack Taylor, a 5-foot-10 shooting guard for Grinnell College, shattered a scoring record by putting up 138 points in a single game. That's 108 attempts - or one shot every 20 seconds. Also, Taylor's performance overshadowed the 70 points Faith Baptist's David Larson had. Final score: Grinnell 179-104. You don't have all day, so here are 47 of his 138 points.

Now, here's some raw video to get the crowd feel.

A 9-year-old girl from Salt Lake City has become a sports celebrity since her Pee-Wee highlight reel has gone viral. Man, she can fly! And she can hit!

ESPN aired Monday Night Football halftime interviews of President Obama and his GOP rival, Mitt Romney, just hours before voters go to the polls to decide the 2012 presidential election. Both candidates talked about life and sports.

MLB on FOX previews Game 3 of the World Series.

Verducci: True baseball, a little luck keep Giants rolling

SI.com's Tom Verducci says how the San Francisco Giants keep winning in the 2012 playoffs and World Series by playing true baseball along with a little luck.

Joe Buck and Tim McCarver wrap up Game 7 of the NLCS with Bruce Bochy, Marco Scutaro praise.

A high school football game in Spokane, Wash., went to overtime thanks to a 67-yard field goal by Central Valley kicker Austin Rehkow. Central Valley went on to win in overtime

A fight between coaches at a peewee football game was caught on tape. Andria Borba reports.

BMX star Cameron Zink came off his bike while he was making an 80-foot jump across a Utah canyon.

A tribute to video games, a running horse. You decide. I give you the edited clip. For a nine-minute view of the performance, see YouTube.

Bee prep sports reporter Joe Davidson called out attention to this one. Watch a one-legged soccer player score a nice goal.

Erin Dimeglio is the first girl in Florida high school football history to play a game.

A day after the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency disciplined Lance Armstrong with a lifetime ban from professional cycling and vacated his seven Tour de France titles, he was back on his bike racing in Colorado. Here is the story on the race.

EA Sports leading designer Patrick Bellanca talks about Madden NFL 13 and promises a game-changing experience with the Infinity Engine and its all-new physics, as well as Connected Careers mode for connecting players to the NFL like never before. There may even be some Tebowing. Ultimately, you'll make the call.

Don't try this on a freeway. Watch the mayhem while participants try to explain why they do it.

They look like a colorful flock of birds in the sky. After days and multiple attempts at the world record for a formation during a head first vertical drop, 138 skydivers set the mark Friday in Ottawa, Illinois. Videographer Brian Buckland was along for the record jump. Read the story here.

The Martini Shot is a Hollywood term that describes the final shot of the day before it's a wrap. So we leave you with these images - some regular folk singing happy birthday to a couple famous people, namely Tom Brady and Barack Obama.

1) Patriots quarterback Tom Brady turned 35 on Friday, and fans at the team practice at Gillette Stadium let him know it. He appears to be all about business, though.

2) President Barack Obama, who turns 51 Saturday, was serenaded to the tune of "Happy Birthday" on Thursday during the start of a campaign rally in battleground Florida.