... Melo got into the game, J.R. (Smith) jumped into the game and our defense was fantastic." Nene, who beat testicular cancer last year, played more minutes than ever this season and over the last month he really hit a wall. In the Nuggets ...

... Tampa. Lowell, a rookie third baseman traded by the Yankees to the Florida Marlins last month, was diagnosed with testicular cancer a few days before he was supposed to start workouts. Former major league pitcher Ken Robinson was killed in a car ...

... able to throw for nearly two weeks and is undergoing tests. Florida Marlins prospect Mike Lowell was diagnosed with testicular cancer a few days before he was supposed to start workouts. In games: Tigers 3, Rangers 2 At Lakeland, Fla., Justin ...

... anything back." Toms shot 67 to lead a group at 6-under 138 that included Billy Mayfair, who had surgery for testicular cancer only two weeks ago. Another shot back was a crowd that included Sergio Garcia and Weir, two central characters ...

... chemicals help explain why, according to a study in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, the rates of the testicular cancer that Armstrong developed nearly doubled in most industrialized countries in the past three decades? Should we wait ...

... McNeely answered that possible "cysts can form on it." Mrs. Bramlett added two other reasons to check monthly: Testicular cancer, which is on the rise, and STDs (sexually transmitted diseases). Many didn't know that pre-ejaculation sperm ...

... France and recaptured the overall lead of cycling's premier race. The Texan, who is making a gallant comeback from testicular cancer, powered his way through a 34-mile course around the city of Metz.

... the French press about what might be fueling his success. Armstrong, who has made an astonishing recovery from testicular cancer, has categorically denied taking banned drugs, crediting his success to hard work, preparation and good luck ...

... kill him. This was fewer than three years ago, when he was given no better than a 50-50 chance of surviving the testicular cancer that had spread to his lungs and brain. He was 25, a world-class cyclist, and his career seemingly was at an ...

... 25 percent is for the people that didn't believe in me." In 1996, the 27-year-old cyclist learned he had testicular cancer that spread to his lungs and brain, requiring surgery and chemotherapy. Armstrong made it clear at a news conference ...