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The Tour de France crowned a winner and the NFL is inches from an agreement. Here's what else you missed this weekend.

Page 2 Power Rankings applauds a drug-free Tour de France.

Sometimes you get to know more than you'd expect from athletes you follow online, as shown by Lance Armstrong and Chad Ochocinco.

The evening practice, in shells, included so many bikes on the sideline it looked like a stage in the Tour de France. TE Kevin Boss (hamstring), CB Terrell Thomas (right knee), S Michael Johnson (back), CB Corey Webster (glute), TE Travis Beckum ...

This week, Page 2's Power Rankings salutes the Tour de France.

Leon Halip/US Presswire Ordonez to Miss 6-8 Weeks With Broken Ankle The Detroit Tigers suffered a huge blow Saturday, losing outfielder Magglio Ordonez to a broken ankle. Ordonez injured himself trying to score from first on Miguel Cabrera's thi...

AP Photo/Laurent Rebours Mark Cavendish Wins Stage With Help From Illegal Head-Butt Mark Renshaw was kicked out of the Tour de France today after head-butting a rival which cleared a path for his teammate, Mark Cavendish, to win his third stage a...

Javier Soriano/AFP/Getty Images Lance Armstrong's Last Tour de France American cyclist Lance Armstrong announced via his twitter account (@lancearmstrong) that this Tour de France will be his last. Armstrong has won the race a record-setting sev...

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Lance Armstrong probably won't win the Tour de France again, but he could still help his sport by trying.

Marion Jones was cleared, but John Helyar says the summer was a landmark in the battle against performance-enhancing drugs.

Flip Saunders isn't the right guy to lead a team to a title.