Pistons rally to regain control in NBA Finals
Detroit, stung by an 0-2 deficit, powered past San Antonio 96-79 at Auburn Hills. Richard Hamilton scored 24, Chauncey Billups added 20 with seven assists, and Ben Wallace dominated on defense with five first-quarter blocks and a fourth-quarter dunk as the Pistons quieted the Spurs.
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Blues Drop Doubleheader to Dodge City at Williams Field
Garden City Blues fall 6-3 and 13-8 as errors and weak defense plague the team early in the season. Dodgers City takes a multi-run fourth inning in game one and a strong seventh inning in game two. Blues pitcher Tyler Hitchcock suffers the loss in game one, while Tyler Fenton endures a rough start in game two.
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Chase Carlin
Tyler Fenton
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Clint Finney
Quentin Adams
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Jackson Kobe Together Again Returns to Lakers as Coach
Phil Jackson signed a three year deal to coach the Los Angeles Lakers, promising patience and a return to competitiveness. Kobe Bryant expressed cautious support, calling the choice a proven winner while Jackson aims to rebuild trust and aim for a title within three seasons.
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Dotson sentenced to 35 years for Baylor murder
Former Baylor basketball player Carlton Dotson was sentenced to 35 years in prison after pleading guilty to murder of teammate Patrick Dennehy. Dennehy disappeared for six weeks before his body was found near campus in July 2003.
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Agassi withdraws from Wimbledon with injury
Andre Agassi, the 1992 Wimbledon champion and 1999 finalist, ends his Wimbledon bid due to an injury after a rough French Open defeat. He cited a back nerve inflammation and hinted at possible retirement as he opted out again, leaving fans unsure if he will return to the All England Club.
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