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MADRID, Spain -- A Spanish court says Lionel Messi and his father have been given a new date to appear in a tax fraud case. Messi and his father, Jorge Horacio, had been due in court on Sept. 17, a day before Barcelonas Champions League match against Ajax, but the court suspended that hearing. In a ruling published Tuesday, the court now requires Messi to appear on Sept. 27 at 11 a.m., one hour after his father. Messis father made a payment of more than 5 million euros ($6.6 million) on Aug. 14 to cover alleged taxes outstanding plus interest. The complaint, lodged by a state prosecutor, said Messi tried to conceal earnings and that he owed 4 million euros ($5.3 million) in back taxes. cheapjerseystb.com . All in all, the Red Sox couldnt have found a better way to end a whirlwind weekend. Lester allowed four hits over seven innings, Ortiz went 4 for 4 with his 20th home run and Boston used a 5-0 victory Sunday to earn their first series win over the Orioles in two years. cheapjerseystb . -- The Magic have their first victory of the new year. http://www.cheapjerseystb.com/ .C. United is parting ways with Canadian international Dwayne De Rosario after declining to pick up its option on the 2011 Major League Soccer player of the year. DENVER -- Coyotes goalie Mike Smith paraded around the dressing room with a flashy replica of a championship belt slung over his right shoulder. It was an easy giveaway for anyone wondering who the player of the game was for Phoenix. Not that there was much room for debate. Smith was cool under pressure as he stopped 39 shots to lift the Coyotes to a 4-1 win over the Colorado Avalanche on Wednesday night. "Smitty kept us in the game tonight," said Radim Vrbata, who scored two goals against his former team. That Smith did, turning in one sensational save after another with the Avalanche spending quite a bit of time in the Coyotes end. The 40 shots Smith faced were the most since the opener against San Jose when he saw 52 and gave up six goals. "Strong goaltending," Coyotes coach Dave Tippett said. "We didnt play as well as we would like, but our goaltender hung in there and battled hard for us and we found enough to win." Taylor Pyatt and Lauri Korpikoski also scored to help the Coyotes win their third straight game. Ryan OReilly had the lone goal for the Avalanche, who drew a small crowd due in part to a storm that blanketed some areas of the Mile High City with nearly a foot of thick, wet snow. The Coyotes had seven players with assists, including two by Ray Whitney. Vrbata sealed the win when he scored an empty-net goal with 1:33 remaining. That this performance came against his former team only made it sweeter. "Its always nice to score here," said Vrbata, who had his second straight two-goal game. "But its a game like any other -- try to help your team get a win and get some points." Phoenix didnt take long to increase its lead as Korpikoski scored 24 seconds into the final period to make it 3-1. After a long shot bounced off the pads of Semyon Varlamov, Korpikoski zoomed in and as he was being pushed to the ice by Kyle Quincey, unleashed a shot into the right corner of the net. That was more than enough for Smith, especially given the way he was playing. He frustrated and flummoxed the Avalanche all evening. "Its hard to win hockey games when youre not scoring goals," Avs forward Milan Hejduk said. "We just have to keep playing the same way and eventually well start scoring goals. "Wheen you put 40 plus shots at net every night, at some point you need to score more goals than one.dddddddddddd" The second period was mostly dominated by the goalies -- until the final minutes, at least. Vrbata gave Phoenix a 2-0 lead after Avalanche defenceman Jan Hejda failed to clear the puck near the net. Vrbata swooped in, grabbed the puck and shot it over Varlamov. Just 26 seconds later, Colorado pushed a shot past Smith when OReilly gobbled up a loose puck and tapped it in. That after a period that featured quite a few big saves, including one by Smith on which he was completely in the net, only to somehow keep the puck from crossing the line. Pyatt staked Phoenix to an early lead when he poked a shot past Varlamov midway through the opening period. It was Pyatts second goal of the season. The Avalanche had several solid scoring chances later in the period, but Smith stonewalled a point-blank shot by Paul Stastny and later cast aside a drive from Matt Duchene. OReilly was looking forward to skating against his older brother, Cal, who was acquired by Phoenix late last month. But Cal OReilly was scratched due to a groin injury. The brothers had a chance to catch up the night before, going out to dinner with their father. The OReilly siblings have faced each other once in their NHL careers, on Feb. 4, 2010, when Cal OReilly was with Nashville. OReillys linemate, rookie Gabriel Landeskog, showed no lingering effects from an elbow to the head from Edmonton defenceman Andy Sutton last Friday. Suttons hit drew a five-game suspension from the NHL. An appropriate punishment? "Its not my job to say if its right or wrong," Landeskog said at the morning skate. The violent collision did teach Landeskog a valuable lesson: to stay alert at all times, especially in the corners. "I shouldve known he was coming," Landeskog said. "I shouldve been more aware of my surroundings." He was against Phoenix, even getting into a brief skirmish with Keith Yandle. NOTES: Colorado forward Peter Mueller missed his eighth game this season with a head injury. Mueller sat out all last season because of a concussion. ... The Avalanche are in the midst of playing 14 of 18 games at Pepsi Center. ... Phoenix is 4-0-1 in its last five games. cheap nfl jerseys wholesale jerseys ' ' '
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