Simmons wins NBA Most Improved Player in Clippers history
Bobby Simmons of the Los Angeles Clippers captured the NBA Most Improved Player award, beating Dwyane Wade and Tayshaun Prince, and becoming the first Clippers recipient since the award began after the 1985-86 season. He will be an unrestricted free agent this summer.
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Heat edge Nets in double overtime to take 3 0 series lead
In East Rutherford New Jersey Vince Carter scored 36 for New Jersey as Miami outlasted the Nets 108 105 in double overtime. Shaquille O Neal led Miami with 25 points while Udonis Haslem added 14 and 19 rebounds.
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Hockey Hall of Famer Red Horner dies at 95
TORONTO Reginald Red Horner a Hockey Hall of Fame defenseman and former Toronto Maple Leafs captain died at 95. He joined the Leafs in the early era of the club winning the 1932 Stanley Cup and later captained the team until his 1940 retirement. He was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1965.
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Truex optimistic about turnaround at Talladega
Martin Truex Jr. exudes confidence about breaking his Busch Series slump at Talladega after qualifying fourth for Aaron's 312. He notes a solid car and past success here, while cautioning that a crash or bad luck could strike at any time.
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DiMarco Atwal tied for Zurich Open lead
Chris DiMarco and Arjun Atwal shot 7 under 65 to lead the Zurich Classic at TPC Louisiana. DiMarco, fresh off Augusta loss, birdied six of his final nine and eagled the 7th, while Atwal birdied six late holes to post identical first-round scores. Defending champion Vijay Singh and others two back. In Tennessee Kris Tschetter led a windy Franklin American Mortgage Championship with 69, one stroke ahead of Kerr Park and Prammanasudh.
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