I'll Have Another, which captured another win during the second leg of the Triple Crown on Saturday, began the race at 3-1 odds. Similarly, Bodemeister was at 2-1. As a result, the payouts weren't especially large following this year's, as they finished first and second, respectively at the Preakness Stakes in Baltimore. There was top money, which centered on the superfecta, where one had to predict the top four finishers correctly.

Here were the payouts from today's race for win, along with the place and show.

I'll Have Another: $8.40 $3.80 $2.80

Bodemeister: $3.20 $2.80

Creative Cause: $3.60

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Two weeks after winning the Kentucky Derby, I'll Have Another moved closer to history, winning the Preakness Stakes on Saturday in Baltimore.

For those of you, though, who missed the race, here's a video of the event, courtesy of NBC.

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After losing the first game of their Interleague series on Friday night to the Atlanta Braves, the Tampa Bay Rays redeemed themselves with a 5-2 victory on Saturday afternoon at Tropicana Field.

Atlanta jumped out to a 2-0 lead early in the top of the second inning, but Matt Joyce came through big time for the Rays in the bottom of the third inning as he belted a grand slam that also brought in Elliot Johnson, Chris Gimenez and B.J. Upton.

Tampa would put another run on the board in the bottom of the sixth inning on a solo home run from Sean Rodriguez.

Game three of the Rays/Braves Interleague series will take place tomorrow afternoon. First pitch is at 1:40 PM, EST.

Stick with this StoryStream throughout the weekend for updates and news on the Rays and Braves series. For more news, analysis, and discussion on the Rays, visit DRaysBay. For more the opponent's perspective, visit Talking Chop, SB Nation's Braves blog.

I'll Have Another took another step towards winning a Triple Crown. After winning last weekend's Kentucky Derby, the horse outlasted the favorite to win the 2012 Preakness Stakes in Baltimore.

Bodemeister -- just like in the Kentucky Derby -- came in as the favorite and lead for most of the race out of the starting gates. But I'll Have Another ran a great race and took the lead and the eventual win in the last 200 yards of the race, passing Boddemeister on the outside.

Mario Gutierrez, who had never jockeyed a horse prior to last weekends Derby, will look to complete the elusive trifecta with I'll Have Another at the Belmont Stakes in three weeks.

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The Miami Marlins were held scoreless this afternoon and dropped the second game of their weekend Interleague series with the Cleveland Indians by a final score of 2-0 at Jacob's Field.

Cleveland's Shin-Soo Choo led the way for the Tribe with two hits in the ball game while Jason Kipnis and Asdrubal Cabrera each registered an RBI in the game. Jeanmar Gomez was the winning pitcher as he pitched six and one-third innings while giving up just three hits, no earned runs and struck out four Miami batters while walking two.

For the Marlins, Anibal Sanchez took the loss on the hill, bringing his record to 2-2 on the season. He went seven innings giving up seven hits, two earned runs while striking out four Cleveland batters and walking two.

Miami and Cleveland wrap up their weekend series on Sunday afternoon.

Stick with this StoryStream throughout the weekend for more on the Marlins and Indians series from Cleveland. For more on the Marlins, visit Fish Stripes. For the opponent's perspective, check out Let's Go Tribe.

The last five UEFA Champions League Finals matches that have gone into extra time, had to be decided on penalty kicks. That scenario would play itself out for the sixth consecutive time as Chelsea and Bayern would have to take penalty kicks to decide the championship

Thomas Muller's goal for Bayern Munich at the 83rd minute of regulation in the match gave his club a 1-0 lead and it appeared as if Bayern would emerge victorious. But Chelsea superstar Dider Drogba tied the match up at 1-1 with a header in the 88th minute of the match. The goal was Drogba's sixth in eight matches.

The outcome couldn't be decided in the thirty minutes of extra time and fans got a chance to take part in the most exciting aspect of soccer.

Bayern Munich went 4-0 when games go to penalties during the season and Chelsea was 0-2.

Chelsea and Bayern found themselves tied at three goals each when Didier Drogba stepped up for the final kick. Drogba fired a shot past Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer to seal the victory for Chelsea Football Club on Bayern Munich's home field.

We'll have updates throughout the week in our 2012 UEFA Champions League Final StoryStream. For more on Bayern, head over to Bayern Munich blog Bavarian Football Works. For more on the Blues, check out Chelsea FC blog We Ain't Got No History. For more on the entire world of football, follow @SBNationSoccer on twitter.

By now you know that Miami Heat All-Star, Dwyane Wade, and his coach Erik Spoelstra had an exchange of words on the sidelines in Wednesday night's game two of the Heat's second round NBA Playoff series with the Indiana Pacers at Conseco Fieldhouse.

Wade, who got in Spoesltra's face and had to be separated from his coach by his teammates in the third quarter of the game, ignited a media firestorm about his actions and now, Miami Marlins skipper, Ozzie Guillen, decided to throw his two cents in. More after the jump...

The Miami Herald reports what Ozzie says he would've done if Dwyane Wade had gotten in his face like that:

"I will kick his [butt],'' Guillen said. "Well, I won't say I'll kick his [butt]. They'll kick my [butt] because they're bigger than me, and I'm older. But I will take my chances. Some people have to understand our job. Some players, they think they know more baseball than you do.''

Guillen, who is known for putting his foot in his mouth, called Wade disrespectful and said he's begun to notice a lack of respect between player and coach:

"Before, the coaches had white hair and big bellies, smoking a cigar,'' Guillen said. " 'OK, that's my grandpa.' Now a lot of young guys are the same age as the coaches.''

Of course, the Miami Heat fiasco had nothing to do with Ozzie, but you know he's never one to pass up an opportunity to thrust himself in the spotlight in some way or another.

For more on the Marlins, visit Fish Stripes.

The first half of the UEFA Champions League Final has been so far uneventful as the score sits tied at zero for the two clubs during the first half of play.

Bayern has dominated the ball possession game and have been the aggressors thus far as they've attempted 14 shots on goal to just two for Chelsea. Bayern's David Gomez, one of the most efficient scorers in Champions League history, has had four shot attempts on goal but has been unable to score so far.

Stay tuned to SB Nation Tampa for more updates once this match goes final.

We'll have updates throughout the week in our 2012 UEFA Champions League Final StoryStream. For more on Bayern, head over to Bayern Munich blog Bavarian Football Works. For more on the Blues, check out Chelsea FC blog We Ain't Got No History. For more on the entire world of football, follow @SBNationSoccer on twitter.