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Minshew rallied the Jaguars to victory in Denver Sunday, prompting Fournette to give him a new nickname.
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Bill Belichick backs Jonathan Jones
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Mitch Trubisky leaves with injury
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Josh Allen checked for head injury
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Athletics, Rays clinch wild cards
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Chase Garbers injured in ASU game
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Antonio Brown filing grievance
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Red Sox's Alex Cora's job is secure
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Ender Inciarte out through NLDS
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Jalen Ramsey talks 'last game'
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Kyle Kuzma out with injured foot
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Bryce Harper's wife rips Nats fans
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Keanu Neal leaves game with injury
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Ben Roethlisberger set for 2020
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Sam Dyson in doubt rest of season
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Sterling Shepard out against Bills
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Shaun Livingston retires
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Dodgers' Rich Hill injures knee
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Patriots unaware of Brown issue
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Myles Jack faces no suspension
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Anthony Davis adds to 3-point range
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Kevin Harvick wins pole at Indy
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Michael Badgley out vs. Colts
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Antonio Brown wanted by other teams
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Cowboys eye deal with Dak Prescott
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Tyler Glasnow set to start Sunday
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Erik Jones signs extension with JGR
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Braves top Nats, win streak at 7
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Mets looking at Jeremy Jeffress
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Drew Brees explains role in video
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Aaron Sanchez out for season
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Bears name Eddy Pineiro as kicker
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Twins set MLB home run record
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Cowboys looking at Paxton Lynch
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Texans paid Jadeveon Clowney $7M
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Patriots to sign Demaryius Thomas
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Zaza Pachulia retires
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Saints' Jermon Bushrod to retire
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Troy Aikman rips reporter for tweet
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Didi Gregorius exits after HBP
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Kenley Jansen: 'I’d boo myself'
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Investigation clears Luke Walton
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Mississippi State teams sanctioned
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MLB bans playing in Venezuela
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Brandon Lowe out for season
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Mike Evans still not practicing
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Colts to sit starters in 3rd game
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Umpires will monitor Reds, Pirates
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Roger Clemens not seeking Congress
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Eddy Pineiro only kicker for Bears
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Bristol fans cheer Matt DiBenedetto
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Texas WR Joshua Moore faces charge
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Lakers eyeing Dwight Howard
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Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to have MRI
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Colts to tab starting QB by Aug. 24
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Brian Cashman held at gunpoint
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Jeff McNeil placed on 10-day IL
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Kenyan Drake in walking boot
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Carmelo Anthony working with Nets
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Antonio Brown reports to camp
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Badgers players back Quintez Cephus
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Police draw guns on Brian Cashman
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Matt LaFleur talks Aaron Rodgers
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Mets stun Nats for 8th straight win
Anyone wanting to argue the 2019 Mets are a team of destiny could point to their stunning ninth-inning rally against the Nationals as proof.
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Brett Gardner livid at ejection
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Jimmie Johnson mad at Ryan Blaney
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Rookie homers, dad shouts for joy
At the crack of the bat, Isan Díaz's father began shouting "Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh!" and continued the chant as his son rounded the bases.
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Boxer Carl Frampton breaks hand
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Nationals to sign Asdrubal Cabrera
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Saquon Barkley impresses with body
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Willson Contreras out 4 weeks
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Phillies had flu during 2009 series
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Chase Elliott tops Martin Truex
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Chase Elliott gets pole at The Glen
Elliott scored his first career NASCAR Cup win at Watkins Glen last year, and he looks like the driver to beat in Sunday's race.
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Sanchez, Astros no-hit Mariners
Sanchez, making his debut with the Astros, no-hit the Mariners through six innings, then watched as the bullpen finished the job.
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Yankees sweep doubleheader from Sox
The Yankees won the opener 9-2, behind a pair of home runs by DJ LeMahieu, who was greeted by chants of "MVP!"
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Raiders legend Cliff Branch dies
Branch teamed with Hall of Fame receiver Fred Biletnikoff and QB Ken Stabler to give the Raiders a potent aerial attack in the 1970s.
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Edwin Encarnacion has broken wrist
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Josh Gordon files for reinstatement
Gordon was suspended indefinitely in December after violating terms of his reinstatement after a substance-abuse-related suspension.
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Dodgers score 5 in 9th, top Rockies
While many Dodgers fans were unhappy the team didn't make a big trade, one can make the case they're already set for the postseason.
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D-backs get Mike Leake from Seattle
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Bill Belichick working with defense
It's not like Belichick doesn't know a thing or two about running a defense.
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David Ortiz released from hospital
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Saquon rips Daniel Jones critics
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NFL coaches scheme new PI challenge
Coaches reportedly are exploring "techniques/plays aimed at drawing defensive pass interference."
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Mookie Betts hits 3 homers
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Ezekiel Elliott absent from camp
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JJ Redick declines Team USA invite
Redick was reportedly "thrilled" to receive an invitation, but the six-week commitment would be tough given his recent move to New Orleans.
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Nats eye Daniel Hudson, Ken Giles
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Antonio Brown takes balloon to camp
The Raiders posted video of Brown's adventure in a tweet entitled "Float like a butterfly, sting like AB".
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Colts cautious with Andrew Luck
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Felix Hernandez eyeing rehab start
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Cubs option Addison Russell
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Tigers might not trade Matthew Boyd
The Tigers reportedly "remain uncertain" about whether to deal the 28-year-old lefty, one of the most sought-after starters on the market.
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Odell Beckham Jr. talks Tom Brady
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Mike Shanahan visits Denver camp
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Bucks signing Kyle Korver
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Vic Fangio: Drew Lock must improve
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Pacers get deal with Justin Holiday
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Rangers sign Jacob Trouba to deal
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Packers CEO talks Khalil Mack bid
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NFL decision on Tyreek Hill 'stuns'
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Ex-NFL lineman Mitch Petrus dies
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Albert Haynesworth needs kidney
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Seattle NHL team gets Ron Francis
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Jay Bruce (ribs) lands on IL
Bruce immediately grabbed his side after a check swing, and said after Tuesday's game that the injury is to his rib cage.
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Dwight Howard: 'I'm not gay'
A man sued Howard in March, claiming Howard had threatened him for not signing a non-disclosure agreement about their alleged relationship.
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Indians cut Twins lead to 5 games
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Pelicans exec happy with new cast
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Kawhi Leonard had tough demands
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James Harden likes Westbrook trade
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Dwight Gooden arrested for cocaine
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Elandon Roberts: Police harassed me
Roberts said that "being harassed in your own yard simply because you are a ‘big black man’ should never become the norm."
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Rolando McClain plans return to NFL
The 29-year-old McClain, an All-American linebacker at Alabama, was indefinitely suspended by the NFL in 2016.
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Richard Seymour ousted from WSOP
The seven-time Pro Bowl defensive lineman went home with $59,295 from the high-profile event.
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New Jersey Devils sign Jack Hughes
Hughes has been on the NHL's radar for years during an incredible junior hockey career.
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NHL star Matt Cullen retires
Cullen is best known for playing a key role with the Hurricanes' Stanley Cup winner in 2006 and the Penguins championships in 2016 and 2017.
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Oklahoma RB Kennedy Brook cleared
Brooks rushed for 1,056 yards (8.9 yards per carry) and 12 touchdowns last season as a redshirt freshman.
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Adam Silver: Trade demands an issue
Silver said "trade demands are disheartening. They're disheartening to the team … to the community and don't serve the player well."
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Former NHL player Greg Johnson dies
The Predators grabbed Johnson in the 1998 NHL Expansion Draft, and he served as the team's alternate captain or captain for six seasons.
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Aaron Rodgers 'easier to sack'
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Pro Bowl safety Glover Quin retires
The Lions released Quin in February after six years with the team that saw him earn second-team All-Pro and Pro Bowl honors in 2014.
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Lucroy has concussion, broken nose
The Angels catcher took the brunt of a head-to-head collision with Astros outfielder Jake Marisnick on a play at the plate Sunday.
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Bucks sign Antetokounmpo's brother
Thanasis Antetokounmpo is a two-time Greek League All-Star.
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Matthew Wolff eagles 18 for 1st win
The 20-year-old Wolff, the 2019 NCAA champion, holed a 26-foot putt on 18 for his first PGA Tour win.
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Justin Haley scores first Cup win
A big crash, lightning strikes and then rain led to Haley scoring the improbable win in only his third Monster Energy NASCAR Cup start.
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Rain forces Daytona race to Sunday
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Ex-Clemson football player drowns
Tyshon Dye played three seasons for Clemson at running back, and was a member of the 2016 national championship team.
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Yankees again top Rays in extras
A day after the Yankees scored five runs in the 10th inning, they scored four runs in the 11th on Friday night to topple the Rays again.
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Odubel Herrera suspended 85 games
Herrera, who has been on administrative leave since his girlfriend reported he assaulted her in late May, is eligible to return in 2020.
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MLB invites CC Sabathia as All-Star
Sabathia will be honored before the game and "recognized for his contributions to the game and his longtime service to the community."
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Hill has 'positive' NFL meeting
The Chiefs receiver is banned from the team's training facility pending an investigation into possible child abuse, battery or neglect.
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Craig Kimbrel joins Cubs
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Eddie Rosario limps off field
Rosario is a big reason the Twins lead MLB in runs scored and home runs, leading the team in home runs (20) and RBIs (60).
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Tyreek Hill meets 8 hours with NFL
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Madison Bumgarner says he's fine
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'No idea' when Markelle Fultz plays
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Masai Ujiri: I'm staying in Toronto
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Mets GM dictating in-game decisions
Mets GM Brodie Van Wagenen denies reports he's micromanaging the team, but said he talks to staff about situations involving injuries.
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Wizards not trading Bradley Beal
Beal says team owner Ted Leonsis, interim GM Tommy Sheppard and coach Scott Brooks have all told him recently the team plans to keep him.
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NCAA could ban California schools
NCAA President Mark Emmert warned that a proposal to pay athletes for use of their name and likeness "would have a negative impact."
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NBA avoiding use of term 'owner'
"We moved away from that term years ago. … We call our team owners ‘governors’ of the team and ‘alternate governors,'" Silver said.
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Sign wants Kawhi Leonard a Clipper
The Clippers are viewed as the most likely destination for the three-time NBA All-Star when free agency opens.
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Kyle Larson wins third pole in row
After finishing 14th last year and 26th in 2017, Larson is looking for more on race day.
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Devils trade for P.K. Subban
Subban, the 2013 Norris Trophy as the NHL's top defenseman, helped lead the Predators to the Stanley Cup Final in 2017.
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Baker Mayfield pays off bet
Estimated cost for the necklace? Unknown, but no one can accuse Mayfield of being a cheapskate here.
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Georgia drops Jeremiah Holloman
The 6-2 Holloman caught 24 passed for 418 yards with five touchdowns last season and was the leading receiver among returning players.
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Drew Brees awarded $6M in lawsuit
Jurors found that a San Diego-area jeweler misled Brees and his wife about the value of diamonds they bought as an investment.
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Asdrúbal Cabrera suspended 4 games
Cabrera's punishment seems harsh given that Padres star Manny Machado was suspended one game for a confrontation in which he threw his bat.
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Tyler Johnson exercises $19M option
Johnson, who scored 10.9 points per game last season, can be a useful player, but he's not Kyrie Irving or Jimmy Butler.
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Saints, Michael Thomas far apart
Despite the gulf in negotiations, the Saints and their All-Pro wide receiver are "motivated to get a deal done," they hope by training camp.
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Jim Irsay buys record $3.9M guitar
Irsay purchased the guitar Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour played on some of the band's most iconic records.
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Celtics eye center Nikola Vucevic
The Celtics reportedly also have "checked in" with the Rockets about a trade for big man Clint Capela.
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Maple Leafs warn Mitch Marner
GM Kyle Dubas said Thursday that If Marner signs an offer sheet with another team, the Maple Leafs may not match it and let him walk.
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Lakers eye third max contract star
The Lakers reportedly want to add a third max contract player to pair with LeBron James and the recently acquired Anthony Davis.
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Flyers reach deal with Kevin Hayes
The seven-year contract carries an average annual value of $7.14 million.
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Brett Favre returning to NFL?
Sound ridiculous? Yes, and the fact the post was quickly deleted suggests Favre's account was either hacked, or he was making a joke.
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Nolan Arenado powers Rockies to win
The Rockies star opened the scoring with a two-run home run in the first and added an RBI double in the sixth.
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Wizards not pursuing Masai Ujiri
The Wizards will reportedly wait until after Thursday’s NBA Draft and the start of free agency later this month to find a new president.
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David Ortiz's condition now 'good'
The retired Red Sox star, who had been listed in "guarded" condition in recent days, is still in intensive care.
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Braves win 8th straight on walk-off
Brian McCann finished off the Phillies with a two-out, two-run walk-off single.
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Texans drop pursuit of Nick Caserio
Houston said it had been unaware of a clause in Caserio's contract preventing other teams from interviewing him.
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Dell Curry: 'We lost — still a win'
After the Warriors' Game 6 loss, Stephen Curry's father, Dell, said, "We've celebrated more tonight, during a loss, than ever."
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Stephen Piscotty has cancer surgery
Piscotty will be evaluated daily, and is expected to rejoin the team next week.
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Jonas Valanciunas to decline option
Valanciunas reportedly wants a new deal with the Grizzlies.
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Giancarlo Stanton hits 2 HRs
Stanton's performance is more good news for the four-time All-Star, who has endured plenty of bad news this spring.
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Boston fans angry with Jayson Tatum
Tatum, a St. Louis native, retweeted a tweet by fellow Blues fan and NBA star Bradley Beal, noting "ST LOUIS FOREVER!!!"
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Hope Solo says USWNT went too far
"I felt bad for the Thailand team in general, especially when I saw some players physically dejected and actually give up," Solo said.
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Doctor: Durant hurt Achilles in May
Dr. David Chao says he believes Durant first injured his Achilles last month against the Rockets, but the Warriors termed it a calf injury.
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Blues GM has words with Bruins crew
When the Blues practice session was delayed at Boston's TD Garden, Doug Armstrong tried to rush the process along.
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Joey Logano claims Michigan pole
Fords dominated NASCAR Cup qualifying at Michigan, giving the manufacturer bragging rights at the track closest to Detroit.
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Nats make history with 4 home runs
Only nine times in MLB history has a team hit four consecutive home runs, but the Nationals have done it twice in less than two years.
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Max Muncy taunts Madison Bumgarner
Muncy blasted a pitch from Bumgarner into McCovey Cove, then stood to momentarily to admire it, irking the Giants pitcher.
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Twins hit 4 homers, on record pace
The Twins are on pace to hit 316 homers, which would shatter the season record for home runs by a team (267) set by the Yankees last year.
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