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June 24, 2002
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Rays
Rays can't right themselves
ROCKIES 6, RAYS 5: After scrambling to tie, Tampa Bay falters late for 3rd game in row.

Shake-up coming for pitching staff
DENVER -- The pitching staff is likely to have a different look when the Rays return to the field Tuesday.

Lightning
Coming to Lightning camp near you: competition
Tampa Bay hopes for many tough roster choices to make.

Wilson: Criticism of Feaster unwarranted
TORONTO -- Tom Wilson, CEO of Lightning owner Palace Sports & Entertainment, is fed up with criticism of general manager Jay Feaster for trading the No. 4 overall pick to the Flyers for left wing Ruslan Fedotenko and two second-round picks.

7th-round pick has Lightning beaming
Tampa Bay says goaltender Fredrik Norrena, the 213th pick overall, is capable of challenging to be Nikolai Khabibulin's backup.

Outdoors
One lap, 28 1/2 miles
photo
[Times photo: Terry Tomalin]
A Clearwater man swims for eight hours, not stopping until he finishes second in a race (literally) around Manhattan.

Daily fishing report
High winds, rough seas and lightning kept us in port most of last week. The few chances we had to get out were productive and surprising.

Baseball
Autopsy: Kile had artery blockage
CHICAGO -- The Cardinals returned to baseball on Sunday, losing a subdued, no-frills game to the Cubs at Wrigley Field after learning teammate Darryl Kile likely died from a blockage of a coronary artery.

Motorsports
Nadeau falters with win in hand
Ricky Rudd takes advantage of spinout to get his 1st NASCAR victory of season.

Soccer
Instant replay won't be used
YOKOHAMA, Japan -- Despite admitting there have been refereeing mistakes, FIFA reiterated Sunday that instant replays would not be used to settle disputes.

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