Serena Williams is SI Sportsperson of the Year
Serena Williams is Sports Illustrated’s Sportsperson of the Year the first woman honored solo in over 30 years. The 2015 season saw 53 3 with five titles including Australian Open French Open and Wimbledon No 1 in WTA.
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Giants add Cueto to rotation with 130 million six year deal
The San Francisco Giants agreed to sign Johnny Cueto to a 130 million six year contract to bolster a rotation led by Madison Bumgarner and Jeff Samardzija. Cueto, who turned down a 120 million offer from Arizona, underwent a physical and is set to join the Bay Area this week.
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Pete Rose reinstatement finally approved by MLB
The decision ends a long fight over gambling and Rose's ban. Commissioner Rob Manfred announced Rose can rejoin major league baseball after years of appeals and reports, citing reconciliation with the game’s integrity. Rose, once baseball's hit leader, faced a career defined by controversy and ratings of his 4,256 hits and MVP awards.
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Bosh leads Heat past Hawks in double-digit win
Chris Bosh scored 24 points and Gerald Green 20 as the Miami Heat beat the Atlanta Hawks 100 88 on Monday night. Goran Dragic returned after a tooth injury to finish with 12 points. Kent Bazemore started for Atlanta with a career high 28 points.
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Oilers Beat Bruins In OT For Sixth Straight Win
Andrej Sekera scored 41 seconds into overtime to lift Edmonton over Boston 3-2. Cam Talbot stopped 47 shots as Jordon Eberle and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins opened the scoring in the first period. The Oilers ended Boston’s eight-game home win streak.
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