Spurs seize 2-0 NBA Finals lead in dominant win
San Antonio built a 28-point first-half cushion and topped Cleveland 101-87 at AT&T Center to move within one win of a fourth NBA title. LeBron James led Cleveland with 25 points but fouled early and played limited minutes as Manu Ginobili, Tony Parker, and Tim Duncan combined for 43 points in the first half.
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Spurs Top Cavaliers In 103 92 Comeback Win
Spurs beat Cavaliers 103 92 as Tony Parker led San Antonio with 30 points and Manu Ginobili added 25. LeBron James scored 25 for Cleveland, while Zydrunas Ilgauskas and Eric Snow contributed 10 and 21 rebounds respectively. Parker excelled in the third, fueling a Spurs rally and stoking playoff hopes with a strong performance.
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How former Jayhawks fared
Jacque Vaughn of San Antonio scored 2 points with 1 of 2 field goals. Drew Gooden of Cleveland totaled 13 points from 6 of 12 shooting with 1 of 1 free throws. Scot Pollard of Cleveland scored 0 points with no field goals or free throws.
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Schedule for Best of Seven Finals San Antonio vs Cleveland
San Antonio leads the series 2-0 after winning 85-76 on Thursday and 103-92 on Sunday. Remaining games include June 12 at Cleveland 8 p.m., June 14 at San Antonio, June 17 at San Antonio 8 p.m., and potential June 19 at San Antonio 8 p.m. and June 21 at San Antonio 8 p.m. if necessary.
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Nuggets guard J R Smith hospitalized after crash in New Jersey
J R Smith remained hospitalized Sunday after a Saturday crash in Millstone Township. Nuggets spokesman said his injuries are not career or life threatening and he is not expected to miss games. Andre Bell, 21, and other occupants, were seriously hurt while Lynn Sinatra and Carroll Marshall had minor injuries. In Washington, Gilbert Arenas plans to opt out of his 65 million six year deal, with Wizards stressing he remains part of the team. Der Marr Johnson of Denver was charged with resisting arrest after a disturbance outside a nightclub, taser used, two women also arrested.
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Duncan's place in history fuels Spurs in Finals
San Antonio dominates Cleveland as Tim Duncan leads the way in a 103-92 win. Parker provides late juice while Duncan strengthens his standing among greats, potentially guiding the Spurs toward another title in a nine year span.
Nadal defeats Federer to win French Open in straight sets
Nadal saved 16 of 17 break chances and won the title 3-0, extending his clay mastery to 21-0 at Roland Garros. Federer fought hard but committed 59 unforced errors as Nadal wore him down, breaking to lead 2-0 in the third and closing out the stretch to claim the championship.
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