Pacers edge Thunder to stay atop East race
Indiana led most of the game as six players reached doubles with Lance Stephenson posting a 17 point 11 assist 10 rebound triple double and matching a franchise mark. Paul George 20 points 12 rebounds and David West 21 points sealed a 102 97 win over Oklahoma City as Indiana nears the No 1 seed with one game left. Durant 38 for the Thunder who shot 43 percent and were outrebounded 46 82.
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Frank Vogel
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C.J. Watson
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Scott Brooks
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Westbrook
Durant
Twins Rally On Davis Misplay Seals Sweep Of Royals
In Minneapolis, the Twins win 4-3 over Kansas City after a wild eighth inning error by Wade Davis allows the tying run. Dozier scores on a delayed tag as Perez misplays the return throw, sealing the win and a three-game Minnesota sweep.
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Pedro Florimon
Dozier
Perez
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Casey Fien
Glen Perkins
Ned Yost
Josmil Pinto
Kevin Correia
Eric Hosmer
RBI
Jason Vargas
Billy Butler
Crawford's walkoff splash homer lifts Giants over Rockies in extras
Brandon Crawford led off the 10th with a splash homer into McCovey Cove to give the Giants a 5-4 win over Colorado after Pablo Sandoval homered and Angel Pagan drove in two. Sergio Romo earned the win. Rockies' Brett Anderson is out four to six weeks with a broken finger.
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Brett Anderson
Walt Weiss
Gregor Blanco
Michael Cuddyer
Carom
Blanco
D.J. LeMahieu
Rosario
Pagan
Bubba Watson Wins Masters By Three Strokes At Augusta
Bubba Watson edges Jordan Spieth by three at Augusta, finishing 8 under 280 to seize his second win this year and climb to world No. 4. Spieth faltered with a Rae's Creek tee shot on No 12 and a late back-nine wobble, while Paul Blixt and Miguel Angel Jimenez surged to joint-fourth.
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Bubba Watson Faces Challenge Beyond Local Hero Status
The column surveys Bubba Watson’s struggle after back-to-back majors and a 22-month win drought. Caddie Ted Scott explains the pressure, while Watson plans to hold his Ryder Cup dream and chase the next tour win, with Jordan Spieth emerging as a potential successor at Augusta.
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Pacquiao rebounds in thrilling decision over Bradley
In Las Vegas Manny Pacquiao attacked Timothy Bradley with fast combinations but could not finish as the older star won a unanimous decision after 12 rounds. Pacquiao, 56-5-2, kept up bold pressure, yet his power waned and a deep eyebrow gash with 32 stitches marked the postfight scene at MGM Grand.
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