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TUESDAY NIGHT | 16.07.2013 | P. 04WHAT’S ONMORE SPORTSMLB ALL-STAR GAME:AMERICAN LEAGUEVS. NATIONAL LEAGUETonight, 7 p.m. • SportsnetCONCACAF GOLD CUP:UNITED STATES VS. COSTA RICATonight, 8 p.m. • Sportsnet WorldCONCACAF GOLD CUP:CUBA VS. BELIZETonight, 5:30 p.m. • Sportsnet WorldSPORTSNET CONNECTEDEvery day, 6 & 10 p.m. •Sportsnet OntarioNFL LANDS IN LONDONNFL players Donte Whitner, left,of the San Francisco 49ers’ andJacksonville Jaguar UcheNwaneri pose at WembleyStadium in London today, wherethe NFL will stage two games thisfall as part of the NFL’sInternational Series.Lefteris Pitarakis / The Associated PressBEST BETS LEFT ON NHL’S OPEN MARKETLUKE FOXHOCKEY EDITOR,SPORTSNET.CAPatient GMs are still shufflingthrough the debris left from thefeeding frenzy of July 5, whenthe NHL’s free agency openedwith a bang and $350 millionworth of contracts were inkedwithin six hours. And a fewgems remain.There is little blue-line helpkicking around (best bets: RonHainsey, Ryan Whitney,Douglas Murray). And when itcomes to starting goaltenders,there’s nothing but risk; Tim“Sabbatical” Thomas and IlyaBryzgalov could still be top-30goalies, but at what cost?The pickings are more plentifulup front. If you want aliving legend who will instantlyincrease your team’s good hairdays, Jaromir Jagr is your bestbet. The 41-year-old can stillcontribute on the power play,and his dedication to fitness isonly matched by that of fellowUFA, 43-year-old TeemuSelanne (destined to re-signwith Anaheim).Brad Boyes, BrendenMorrow, and Dustin Pennerjoin a group of available forwardson the downslope oftheir careers whose experiencecould be yours on a reasonableNAIROBI, Kenya — Olympicchampion David Rudishapulled out of the 800 metresat next month’s world championshipswith a knee injurytoday, robbing the trackmeet of another star attractionafter U.S. sprinterTyson Gay withdrew followinga failed doping test.“My knee problem is progressingwell but unfortunatelynot fast enough toenable me to recover intime,” Rudisha said in astatement through AthleticsKenya.Rudisha’s coach, ColmO’Connell, earlier told TheAssociated Press that theworld record-holder hadbeen sidelined from trainingone- or two-year term.More compelling are thecases of Damien Brunner,Mason Raymond and MikhailGrabovski – under-30 playersin their prime. Swiss importBrunner impressed as a rookiein Detroit; now he wants atwo- or three-year commitmentand a big raise. Raymond willbe left off the cap-crunchedCanucks but is a solid two-waytalent that should flourish elsewhere.Grabovski, bought outby the Leafs, left Toronto adisgruntled, but on the rightline could still score 30.Hang in there. The off-seasonstory still has some twists.@lukefoxjukeboxBONUS SHOUT OUTS DAILYAvailable on ouriPhone and Android appsFARWELL’S 411MIKE FARWELL IS THE MORNING SPORTSCASTER ONNO RUSHThink baseball is slow? You might be right. According to the WallStreet Journal, in a typical three hour baseball game, only about 18minutes of “stuff” happens. The “stuff” includes balls in play,runner advancement attempts on stolen bases, any pitch thrown,trotting batters, and pick-off attempts. The pace of tonight’sall-star game should make this look almost brisk by comparison.BALL FOURWe all know that in baseball, four balls means a walk. But this is alittle different. Cleveland Indians season ticket holder Greg VanNiel caught four foul balls during Sunday’s game against theRoyals, using the glove he brought to snag three of them andsnatching a fourth off the ground when it landed nearby. The onlydownside was the cheese stain Van Niel picked up while makinghis third catch. The foul balls were the first he had ever caught ata game.And the second, third and fourth. @farwell590OLYMPIC 800M CHAMP RUDISHA PULLS OUT OF WORLDS WITH KNEE INJURYfor six weeks with the rightknee problem and receivedtreatment in Germany, buthe wouldn’t be ready todefend his title at theworlds.“Finally we have madethe decision,” O’Connellsaid in a phone interview.“We held back for (a) long(time) hoping for improvementand he has improvedquite a lot but we didn’twant to do a crash coursebetween now and the worldchampionships, which mayaggravate the injury sincehe has been out oftraining.”O’Connell said the24-year-old Kenyan, whoproduced one of theOlympics’ lasting performancesin London last yearto win 800 gold in a worldrecordtime, first felt pain inhis knee at the AdidasGrand Prix in New York inMay. That led to him withdrawingfrom the DiamondLeague meet in Eugene,Oregon.The Associated Press