Anthony leaves Knicks for Thunder in dramatic move
Carmelo Anthony writes a goodbye to Knicks fans and joins Oklahoma City with Russell Westbrook and Paul George forming a new big three. Fans greet him at Will Rogers World Airport as he seeks a title with the Thunder amid a crowded Western Conference.
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Bulldogs finish strong as Athens hosts Warren
Athens extended its lead in the final two minutes with goals from Jeff Berryman his second and a late penalty kick finished by Jack Conrath-Sweeney. Junior Held earned the PK after being tackled in the box. JV beat Alexander 6-0 earlier with goals by Anderson Al-Harbi Dodrill Moulton Johnson and Alali. Athens JV hosts Warren Tuesday with 6 p.m. start for the JV then varsity.
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Cavaliers guard Isaiah Thomas pursues max contract return
Independence Ohio Isaiah Thomas says hip rehab is progressing well and he remains on track for a max deal. He expects to play by January with a potential Christmas showdown vs the Golden State Warriors. Coach Tyronn Lue has Derrick Rose starting until Thomas returns.
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Steelers Player Apology for Anthem Misstep
Steelers lineman Alejandro Villanueva apologized for a mismanaged pregame plan that left him standing alone during the national anthem. The Army veteran called the moment very embarrassing and said he asked Ben Roethlisberger and team leaders to adjust the approach.
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LeBron James Affirms Plan to Finish Career With Cavs
In a candid session, LeBron James declined to reveal next summer’s decisions, stating he will honor his contract and handle everything in a businesslike way. He reflected on past seasons with Cleveland and Miami, noting his focus remains on competing now and in the future. Cavaliers coach Tyronn Lue praised James’s work ethic, while teammates describe his daily drive to improve.
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Athens Bulldogs blank Southeastern Panthers 2 0 in key soccer win
Athens dominates early offense led by Maddie Davis and Rory O'Malley. Davis scores after a weaving run, with support from Brigid McSteen and Willow Featheringham as the Bulldogs control the pace. Sophomore goalie Katie Jones shines until injury, replaced by Elena Delach, as Athens secures a 2-0 victory and advances in the league race.
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Bobcats QB Rourke, RB Ouellette spark win at EMU and Homecoming set
Ohio's AJ Ouellette rushed 145 yards on 26 carries and a 42-yard catch pacing a 27 20 win at Eastern Michigan earning MAC East Offensive Player of the Week. Sophomore Nathan Rourke named Manning Award Star of the Week after 19 of 32 passes for 197 yards and two overtime TDs in EMU victory. Homecoming game vs Central Michigan slated for Oct 7 at 2 p.m. on ESPN3.
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