 Ozzie Guillen, who was suspended for five games Tuesday by the Miami Marlins for his comments regarding Cuban dictator Fidel Castro, said he was "very embarrassed and very sad" at a morning news conference at Marlins Park.  | Coyotes' Smith balks at savior role against Blackhawks Growing up, Mike Smith watched a lot of playoff hockey featuring Patrick Roy, which meant he watched a lot of playoff hockey during which the goalie erected an impenetrable wall around the crease and flummoxed the opponent. |  | Ankle injury new concern for Bulls' Rose Bulls point guard Derrick Rose tweaked an ankle during Sunday's loss to the Knicks. The extent of the injury is unknown, but sources said Rose wore a walking boot Monday and his availability for Tuesday's rematch is a game-time decision. |  | Rangers' Darvish survives shaky start in MLB debut ARLINGTON, Texas — Hall of Famer Nolan Ryan's debut came as a 19-year-old reliever for the Mets. He faced the Braves, with guys like Henry Aaron, Felipe Alou and Joe Torre, and made a nice first impression. | |  | |
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