Baseball
BREWERS STRIKE OUT: The Milwaukee Brewers struck out a major league-record 1,399 times last season, or 8.64 times a game.
They've whiffed 58 times in five games this season for an 11.6 clip.
But Milwaukee manager Davey Lopes isn't troubled over the plethora of punchouts because 29 of them came over the weekend against Arizona aces Randy Johnson and Curt Schilling.
Schilling followed Johnson's 12-strikeout performance Saturday night with a career-best 17 strikeouts Sunday as he tossed his second career one-hitter in a 2-0 Diamondbacks victory.
Over the first week of the season, Johnson and Schilling have combined to get all four of Arizona's victories while walking six, striking out 46 and surrendering one earned run in 32 innings for a minuscule 0.28 ERA.
Hockey
IGINLA NETS 50TH: Calgary right wing Jarome Iginla became the first — and probably the only — NHL player to score 50 goals this season when he scored both of the Flames' goals in a 3-2 loss to the Chicago Blackhawks.
Iginla also leads the NHL in points with 94.
Tennis
SARASOTA OPEN: Top-seeded Jelena Dokic beat Tatiana Panova 6-2, 6-2 to win the $140,000 Sarasota Open.
It was her first title of 2002, and the fourth of her career.
Dokic also teamed with Elena Likhovtseva to defeat Conchita Martinez and Els Callens 6-7 (5), 6-3, 6-3 for the doubles title.
PORTO LADIES OPEN: At Porto, Portugal, Angeles Montolio beat fellow Spaniard Magui Serna 6-1, 2-6, 7-5 to win the Porto Ladies Open.
Montolio earned $22,000 for her second WTA Tour title.
Track & Field
CARLSBAD 5000: At Carlsbad, Calif., Deena Drossin won the women's division of the Carlsbad 5000 in a world road race record time of 14 minutes, 54 seconds.
Sammy Kipketer of Kenya won the men's race for the third consecutive year.