With columns by Mark HEISLER and Bill PLASCHKE from Game 4 of the NBA Finals. Pro Hockey: ELLIOTT -- DETROIT -- If there is any merit to history, the Red Wings should win Friday night's deciding Game 7 of the Stanley Cup finals; of 14 Game 7's played on home ice, the home team has won 12 of those; the question is this: Can Pittsburgh's goalie, Marc-Andre Fleury, overcome his demons at Joe Louis Arena? Developing, by Helene Elliott (Times). Golf: GOLF-LPGA -- HAVRE DE GRACE, Md. -- The LPGA Tour is 59 years old and dealing with something of a midlife crisis, one exacerbated by, if not completely due to, the global economic downturn that has affected sports sponsorships at nearly every level. 900 words, by Barry Svrluga (Post) Moved. GOLF-LPGA-SUN -- HAVRE DE GRACE, Md. -- Nicole Castrale shoots a 7-under 65 and holds a one-shot lead in the first round of the McDonald's LPGA Championship; Michelle Wie is five shots back after shooting a 80, and Lorena Ochoa, still on the course, is 2 under for the day with four holes left in her round. Developing, by Kevin Van Valkenburg (Sun). Major League Baseball: BBA-ANGELS-RAYS -- ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- Ervin Santana (1-2) and the Angels hope to bounce back from a 9-5 loss to the Rays, who counter with standout rookie left-hander David Price (1-0), who has posted a 2.45 ERA, in the finale of a three-game series at Tropicana Field. Developing, by Kevin Baxter (Times). With BBA-ANGELS-NOTES. BBA-MARINERS-ORIOLES -- BALTIMORE -- Former Oriole Garrett Olson (0-1) takes on his ex-teammates at Camden Yards as Seattle and Baltimore close out a three-game series at Camden Yards; getting the start for Baltimore is Japanese rookie Koji Uehara (2-3), who is 0-3 in his last seven starts. Developing, by Jeff Zrebiec (Sun). College Baseball: BB-VIRGINIA -- CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. -- There will be a moment once the first pitch is thrown in Virginia's first-ever College World Series game on Saturday that will reveal the arc that led Coach Brian O'Connor to this point -- in the stands, the beginning, in the opposite dugout, the middle and on the field, the end. 1,100 words, by Zach Berman (Post). With BB-VIRGINIA-INFO. Both moved. Features and Columns: MORNING-BRIEFING. 