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Daly: Evert, Norman playing singles

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By Dan Daly

Fifteen months? Greg Norman and Chris Evert are separating after 15 months?

What do you call that, a marriage or "playing through"?

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Fifteen months? Heck, I've seen Sergio Garcia take longer than that to address the ball.

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As for Evert, she's been wed now to an Australian (Norman), a Brit (John Lloyd) and an American (Andy Mill), which puts her only a Frenchman away from the matrimonial grand slam.

Memo to Eva Longoria: Don't let Tony Parker out of your sight.

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Say this for Chrissie: She's a competitor. In her playing days she matched strokes with Martina Navratilova, Billie Jean King and Evonne Goolagong Cawley, and in retirement, she's matching husbands with Zsa Zsa Gabor, Liz Taylor and Lana Turner.

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