Tim Duncan Still Plays Like A Star At 37 In Finals
Tim Duncan, age 37, reaches the NBA Finals with the Spurs alongside coach Gregg Popovich and stars Tony Parker and the returning championship drive. He embraces the chance for a fifth title after a long absence from the finals, delivering steady, fundamental play and leadership.
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Hokie and Mountaineer draftees highlight final MLB draft day
Virginia Tech pitchers Mantiply and O Keefe join a WVU trio as the Hokies place six selections in 2013, marking a high draft total. WVU’s Tuntland Musgrave Carley and McBroom also hear their names called, with Ballou later joining Marshall’s ranks in the Nationals system.
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Heat strive to finish strong in NBA Finals Game 2
Heat face pressure to improve fourth quarter scoring after a 4 point loss to the Spurs in Game 1. Dwyane Wade battles a sore knee and LeBron James notes fatigue after the seven game Eastern final. Spurs trio Parker Ginobili Duncan near 100 playoff wins as Miami seeks more efficient late offense.
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Stefani shoots 66 to seize St Jude lead in third round
Rookie Shawn Stefani fired a four under 66 to lead by two at 12 under 198 at TPC Southwind after overcoming a quadruple bogey on the island green. Harris English trailed by one, with Scott Stallings Patrick Reed and Nicholas Thompson at eight under.
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