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Posted: Friday, 06 November 2009 7:51PM

Bulls' Thomas Out With Broken Arm After Weights Mishap

CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chicago Bulls forward Tyrus Thomas broke his left arm during a weight training workout on Friday and is expected to be sidelined for between four to six weeks.

X-rays confirmed Thomas fractured the radius of his left forearm and will undergo surgery on Saturday the Bulls said on their website (http://www.nba.com/bulls).

In four games this season Thomas has averaged eight points, five rebounds and 21 minutes.

Williams Scores Three Touchdowns For Dolphins

Ricky Williams scored three touchdowns to lead the Miami Dolphins to a 24-17 win over the Carolina Panthers on Thursday.

Arum: Record-Wary Mayweather May Duck Pacquiao

Manny Pacquiao's desire to take on Floyd Mayweather may not be enough to persuade the American to climb into the ring for a dream fight against the Filipino.

Baseball Still Faces Tough Economy: Commissioner

Major League Baseball still faces an uncertain U.S. economy that led to lower attendance and financial losses at some clubs.

Gasol To Return To Action Against Bulls

Los Angeles Lakers forward Pau Gasol is set to make his long awaited return to the court Thursday against the Chicago Bulls.

Lincecum Wins NL Cy Young Second Year In A Row

Tim Lincecum of the San Francisco Giants claimed the National League Cy Young Award for the second successive year Thursday.

World Cup Lineup Decided As Last Six Spots Taken

The final lineup of teams for next year's World Cup in South Africa was settled on Wednesday after six drama-charged playoffs on three different continents.

Wizards End Cleveland's Winning Streak

The Washington Wizards overcame a 34-point performance by LeBron James to crush the Central Division-leading Cleveland Cavaliers 108-91 on Wednesday.

LPGA Tour Announces 24-Event Season

The 2010 LPGA Tour will consist of 24 tournaments, four fewer than this year, in 10 countries.

Colorado's Tracy, LA's Scioscia Managers Of The Year

Rockies manager Jim Tracy and Angels skipper Mike Scioscia were named managers of the year on Wednesday.

Olympic Champion Ramzi Stripped Of Gold Medal

Bahrain's Olympic 1,500 meters champion Rashid Ramzi has been stripped of his gold medal for doping.

Federer To Face Del Potro And Murray At Tour Finals

World number one Roger Federer will face his U.S. Open conqueror Juan Martin del Potro in the round-robin stage of the ATP Tour finals.

Greinke Lands American League Cy Young Award

Zack Greinke of the Kansas City Royals was the overwhelming choice for the 2009 American League Cy Young Award.

Shanahan Brings Curtain Down On 21-Year Career

Brendan Shanahan is retiring from the NHL after a brilliant 21-year career.

Beckham Has Silenced Critics Says Galaxy Coach

David Beckham, booed on his return to the United States, has silenced his critics by helping the L.A Galaxy to the MLS Cup final.

Bills Sack Head Coach Dick Jauron

Dick Jauron was fired by the Buffalo Bills Tuesday, becoming the season's first NFL coaching casualty.

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