Congrats @geniebouchard makes it look effortless. Take er home goodluck #domination #prodigy #Wimbledon2014 — drew doughty (@dewyy8) July 3, 2014 A Canadian on her way to he final at Wimbledon and its not Daniel Nestor in doubles. Never thought I see that in my lifetime. — steve simmons (@simmonssteve) July 3, 2014 This is for you Carling Bassett, Helen Kelesi, Maureen Drake, Renee Simpson, Jane OHara, Jill Hetherington, Patricia Hy, Sonya Jeyseelan — steve simmons (@simmonssteve) July 3, 2014 Speechless. Congratulations #CdnTennis fans, we have a Grand Slam singles finalist. This cant happen without your support. #GenieArmy — Tennis Canada (@Tennis_Canada) July 3, 2014 BREAKING! Ottawa Senators acquire Genie Bouchard in exchange for 2015 First Round Pick and Erik Karlsson — The Sens Army (@TheSensArmy) July 3, 2014 Congrats to @geniebouchard on making Wimbledon final; good luck to @milosraonic in the semi. Canadian tennis history! pic.twitter.com/xHLta1Ccue — Hamilton Bulldogs (@BulldogsAHL) July 3, 2014 Congrats @geniebouchard on advancing to the @Wimbledon Final! #GenieArmy #Wimbledon2014 — Toronto Maple Leafs (@MapleLeafs) July 3, 2014 BAZINGA! Félicitations @geniebouchard! / Way to go Eugenie! #GenieArmy #GoCanadaGo — Canadiens Montréal (@CanadiensMTL) July 3, 2014 Bouchard. #GenieArmy — Ottawa REDBLACKS (@REDBLACKS) July 3, 2014 Bouchard always looking to move forward! Great attitude ! Halep great mover , great attitude! Young girls should be watching this match... — Kim Clijsters (@Clijsterskim) July 3, 2014 1st Canadian in a grand slam final is @geniebouchard! Making history #GenieArmy — Marielle Thompson (@bigairmar) July 3, 2014 Congratulations to @geniebouchard on reaching the #Wimbledon Final! Were DEFINITELY a part of #GenieArmy! — CFL Official Feed (@CFL) July 3, 2014 #TBT de la saison dernière / Last season #ThrowbackThursday #GenieArmy pic.twitter.com/oF7VDB5WFu — Canadiens Montréal (@CanadiensMTL) July 3, 2014 Congratulations to @geniebouchard for making history. Canada will continue to cheer you on as you head to the #Wimbledon finals. #cdntennis — Stephen Harper (@pmharper) July 3, 2014 Couldnt be more proud of this phenomenal Canadian athlete. Congrats @geniebouchard on making your first Grand Slam final at #Wimbledon! — Justin Trudeau, MP (@JustinTrudeau) July 3, 2014 @geniebouchard want a little match. Home court advantage drew. @MRichie_10 call me roger #pony pic.twitter.com/hcj6K0LikX — drew doughty (@dewyy8) July 3, 2014 METAIRIE, La. - Mark Ingram sprinted to his left, turned to his right, snagged a short pass and accelerated up field.Practicing without limitations on Wednesday, Ingram looked ready to return to a New Orleans offence that once again ranks among the NFLs best when the Saints play at Detroit on Sunday.However, New Orleans could be without tight end Jimmy Graham, who leads the clubs in receptions, yards receiving and touchdown catches.Graham wore a helmet to practice and participated in stretches, but otherwise stood around and watched the portion of individual drills open to media. The Saints later announced that Graham sat out the team drills, which are closed to reporters, and coach Sean Payton declined to discuss Grahams prospects for playing against the Lions.Payton also stopped short of guaranteeing that Ingram would play in Detroit.Hes doing well and we will kind of see how we handle that on Sunday, Payton said. Obviously we value depth at that position.Ingram said he could play with a little pad on the hand he broke in Week 2 at Cleveland. The running back needed surgery and missed three games before New Orleans had last weekend off.Im ready to go, full-go, 100 per cent full-tilt, Ingram said. They havent babied me or eased me into practice, so Ive been doing everything — catching, running blocking.A former Heisman Trophy winner at Alabama and 2011 first-round draft choice, Ingram looked in his first two games like he might have his best season yet.Hes gained 143 yards on 24 carries — good for a team-high 6 yards per carry. He also scored three touchdowns.It was disappointing, frustrating to have an injury, Ingram said. There wasnt much I could do about it. I had to get the surgery, just try and be positive and it wasnt a long term injury.The Saints still moved the ball well in his absence, with hard-running second-year pro Khiry Robinson and veteran Pierre Thomas sharing most of the carries.The Saints rank eighth in the NFL in rushing with about 133 yards per game, and theyre averaging 5.2 yards per carry as a team.Meanwhile, New Orleans ranks second in passing with 309.8 yards per game, and quarterback Drew Brees said hes confident thhe Saints offence is dynamic enough to maintain such production if Graham sits out.ddddddddddddDifferent guys will have opportunities, Brees said. If Jimmys not able to go, were going to miss him. But Im really confident those other guys are going to do a great job.Brees stressed that he has plenty of confidence in veteran tight end Ben Watson as well as second-year tight end Josh Hill, whose seven catches include one for 37-yards and a 34-yard touchdown.While the Saints are 2-3, moving the ball has not been one of their problems. Their 442.8 yards per game ranks behind only Indianapolis, which averages 444 yards. However, the Saints are 13th in scoring with 26.4 points per game. Theyve been hurt by 10 turnovers, including Brees six interceptions.I feel like weve run the ball very well. I feel like weve been very balanced. I feel like weve maintained a lot of long drives that ended up in touchdowns, Brees said. Id say weve turned the ball over too much, which is my responsibility, more so than anybody.Brees said the Saints also are not hitting on as many big plays as usual, but added, You can only take what the defence is giving you. You dont want to read into that too much because then all the sudden you feel like we have to manufacture these big plays, we have to force these big plays, and if theyre not there, thats when some of those mistakes come.Since Payton, who designed the offence, and Brees arrived in New Orleans in 2006, the Saints have never ranked worse than sixth in yards gained for a whole season, and have ranked first four times.Right tackle Zach Strief has also been with New Orleans since 2006, and noted, As long as we have Drew and as long as we have coach Payton, I think that well be a consistently good offence.Notes: FB Erik Lorig, who has yet to play this season because of an ankle injury, practiced fully on Wednesday, as did C Jonathan Goodwin, who was knocked out of New Orleans previous game with a knee bruise. ... Those missing practice included LBs Ramon Humber and Kyle Knox, both with ankle injuries, and CB Patrick Robinson (hamstring).___AP NFL website: www.pro32.ap.org and http://twitter.com/AP_NFL ' ' '