Morning Edition

• For 6th Time, Mickelson Wins Only Sympathy - Bill Pennington, NY Times
• Looks a Lot Like Tiger's in Denial - Thomas Boswell, Washington Post
• San Antonio Has Turned Up the Heat - Dave Hyde, Sun Sentinel
• Ginobili Shows He's Not Done Yet - Johnny Ludden, Yahoo! Sports
• Stanley Cup Comes Down to Lucky Bounce - Jesse Spector, Sporting News
• Don't Blame Quenneville, Or Bollig - David Haugh, Chicago Tribune
• For Rose, Sunday Really Was Dad's Day - James Corrigan, The Telegraph
• McIlroy Loses Touch - and Cool - at Merion - Ewan Murray, The Guardian
• Pittsburgh's Not Sure What to Make of Bucs - Howard Medgal, Sports on Earth
• Strasburg Must Juggle Reality, Perception - Anthony Castrovince, mlb.com
• Kroenke's Mr. Nice-Guy Routine Costing Nuggets - Mark Kiszla, Denver Post
• Knicks Should Give Ewing a Chance - Mike Vaccaro, New York Post
• Rich Bayern Munich Just Got Richer - Feldenkirchen & Moreno, Der Spiegel
• Reversal of Fortune: Biffle Edges Johnson - Nate Ryan, USA Today
• Camels, Ostriches, Belly Dancers, Oh My! - Dave Caldwell, Wall Street Journal
• Hero, Nero, Zero Open for Business - Cameron Martin, RealClearSports

Afternoon Edition

• The Kremlin, the Patriots and the Ring - David Steele, Sporting News
• Spurs Believed and Ginobili Proved Them Right - Ken Berger, CBS Sports
• MLB Should Put Puig in the All-Star Game - Jeff Passan, Yahoo! Sports
• MMQB: Saints' Gleason Isn't Giving Up - Steve Gleason, Sports Illustrated
• Mickelson and Merion Just Weren't Meant to Be - Peter Kostis, Golf.com
• Did We Just Bid Farewell to Merion? - Frank Fitzpatrick, Philadelphia Inquirer
• Call It the National Heart Attack League - Joe DeLessio, Sports on Earth
• Boston's on the Brink of Trouble - John Tomase, Boston Herald
• In Soccer, Elite Means 'No Vacation' - Joshua Robinson, Wall Street Journal
• Johnny Football Should Turn Down the Volume - Edward Aschoff, ESPN