Playoff run doused, Flames fire Keenan

Scott Kazmir is out for at least a couple of weeks, and Troy Percival's career may be over. Both pitchers were placed on the 15-day disabled list by the Tampa Bay Rays before the start of their series against the Florida Marlins. Kazmir, who has a left quadriceps strain, remained with the team. Percival, 39, sidelined by right shoulder tendinitis, flew home to California to discuss his baseball future with his family . . . The son of a New York City assistant principal who died of swine flu pitched a no-hitter while wearing a cap bearing his father's initials. Jordan Wiener is the 18-year-old son of Mitchell Wiener, who was buried Wednesday after dying of the virus on Sunday. Jordan attends Robert F. Kennedy High School in Queens and struck out 14 batters Thursday . . . Former major league pitcher Jerry Koosman has pleaded guilty to federal tax evasion and could face up to one year in prison. Koosman won two games for the New York Mets in the 1969 World Series.

A pit bull owned by Steelers linebacker James Harrison bit his 2-year-old son in the thigh, but the boy is expected to recover though he remained hospitalized, the player's agent said . . . Michael Vick met with probation officials for the second time in the two days he's been home from prison, and prepared to begin a $10-an-hour construction job after the holiday weekend.

Romanian qualifier Alexandra Dulgheru upset sixth-seeded Daniela Hantuchova to advance to the final of the Warsaw Open, where she'll face eighth-seeded Alona Bondarenko of Ukraine. . . . Guillermo Garcia-Lopez of Spain reached his first ATP Tour final by defeating seventh-seeded Mikhail Youzhny of Russia in the Austrian Open in Kitzbuehel. He'll play Julien Benneteau today . . . A new Court 3 will be built at Wimbledon in time for the 2011 championships. The 2,000-seat court will occupy the site of the old Court 2.

After losing tens of millions of dollars, the first black majority owner of a major professional sports team is exploring selling the Charlotte Bobcats. Bob Johnson's decision could pave the way for minority investor Michael Jordan to take control of the team - if he's willing to meet Johnson's price . . . San Carlos (Calif.) police say they've found a 75-year-old member of the 1956 Olympic champion US basketball team who wandered from his home and was missing for four days. Police say Robert Jeangerard, who has Alzheimer's disease, left his San Carlos home Monday night. He was taken Wednesday to an Oakland hospital but was unable to fully identify himself . . . The president of the International Amateur Boxing Association is confident that women's boxing will be approved for the 2012 London Olympics . . . Dara Torres, 42, set an American record in the 50-meter butterfly yesterday morning, then improved that time in the evening final at the Texas Senior Circuit No. 2 meet at Texas A&M . . . A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction preventing Quinnipiac from eliminating its women's volleyball team, saying the team was likely to prevail in its gender equity case . . . The Boston Cannons sent the ninth pick in the upcoming Major League Lacrosse draft to Washington in exchange for defenseman Kyle Sweeney.