Hubert Mizell
As Martin falls apart, focused Agassi hangs on
WIMBLEDON, England -- Todd Martin was skewering Andre Agassi. Ahead 5-2 in Friday's fifth set. Just a glory shot from dynamic Centre Court erasure of Steffi Graf's guy, one of the top players in the world.

Devil Rays
Rays walk over Yanks
In a nip-and-tuck contest, Tampa Bay scores twice in the eighth on bases-loaded walks to win 6-4.

• Today: Devil Rays vs. Yankees
  At a glance
• You don't say
  "Either that or there's a lot of cheap flights from New York to Tampa." -- Devil Rays manager Larry Rothschild on the large number of local Yankees fans at Friday night's game.
• Justice says he has to be himself to succeed
  He wants to contribute to the Yankees lineup by playing they way he always has -- hard.
• Win makes men-on record easy to take
  ST. PETERSBURG -- In theory, the Devil Rays should have scored at least a few more runs in Friday night's 6-4 victory over the Yankees. Then again, leaving as many runners on base was an invitation to a loss.

Motorsports
Earnhardt intimidating again and having fun at 49
The seven-time Winston Cup champion is healthy and a title contender again.

• Pepsi 400
  At a glance
• Weaver, Wallace team for sportscar victory
  The Dyson racing team uses a caution to make the winning pass in the Paul Revere 250.
• Bodine has no regrets about crash
  DAYTONA BEACH -- He was left with a concussion and midback fracture, multiple bruises and cuts, a sprained right toe and a fractured right wrist that also was cut and burned.

Baseball
Rocker return gives TBS ratings boost
NEW YORK -- John Rocker's first visit to New York since he made disparaging remarks about the city produced TBS' best ratings for a Braves game since 1994. TBS, which broadcasts Braves games to a potential audience of about 79.4-million U.S. homes, drew a cable rating of 2.8, about 2.32-million households, for Atlanta's 6-4 victory Thursday against the Mets.

Bonilla happy to be a Brave
After being released by the Mets last season, Bobby Bonilla has found contentment as a role player for Atlanta.

Lightning
Sign of these times: patience
The Lightning, not enamored with free agents, will eschew spending spree and look to deal instead.

Bucs
Bucs' Davis signs new deal
TAMPA -- The waiting game paid off Friday for Bucs backup linebacker Don Davis when he signed a one-year contract with the team.

Et cetera

• Overall, Mutiny too close to 'C' level
  Tampa Bay gets grades on its 8-8 first half. Possible problems lurk on defense and the bench.
• Wooing of Duncan, Hill begins
  ORLANDO -- The Magic begins its courtship of Tim Duncan and Grant Hill in earnest today when the two coveted free agents arrive for a visit.
• Storm vs. Predators
  At a glance
• Samuels quietly versatile
  An offensive stalwart in the past, Lawrence Samuels is now Ironman of the Year material as well.
• Ex-Warhawk wants to be obscure Gator
  Former Seminole standout Eric Jonsson is working hard in hopes of becoming Florida's fullback and long snapper.
• Area teams approach all-star tourney finals
  TAMPA -- Plenty of runs and some home wins highlighted the opening rounds of the District 6 and 13 baseball and softball all-star tournaments.
• Boot Scootin Gal wins St. Petersburg Derby
  The 3-year-old black female, who had a time of 37.26, had a week off to prepare for the race.