Spurs Face Must-Win Game 5 On Home Floor
San Antonio hosts Miami in Game 5 of the NBA Finals with Tony Parker hamstring concerns and Manu Ginobili in a shooting slump. LeBron James and Dwyane Wade lead the Heat seeking a 3-2 series edge while Gregg Popovich weighs lineup tweaks and a hopeful Parker return at AT&T Center.
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Mississippi State and Indiana win openers in Omaha
Mississippi State edged Oregon State 5 4 in the College World Series opener as Wes Rea and Jonathan Holder secured the win. Indiana defeated Louisville 2 0 behind Joey DeNato four hitters, earning a matchup Monday with Mississippi State.
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Bruins win in OT to tie Stanley Cup Final at 1-1
Boston defeats Chicago 2-1 in overtime as Daniel Paille nets at 13:48 of OT after a cross ice feed from Tyler Seguin. Crawford and Rask shined in goal, with Jagr hitting the post early in OT. Game 3 set for Monday in Boston.
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Ovechkin Wins Third NHL MVP Hart Trophy
Washington Capitals winger Alexander Ovechkin secured his third Hart Trophy as the NHL's most valuable player, beating Sidney Crosby and John Tavares. The awards also honored P K Subban Norris Trophy winner, Sergei Bobrovsky Vezina winner, Jonathan Huberdeau Calder winner, and Crosby Ted Lindsay Award recipient.
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Hunter-Reay Wins Milwaukee IndyCar Back-to-Back
Ryan Hunter-Reay clinched the IndyCar race at Milwaukee Mile for the second straight year, extending Andretti Autosport’s dominance. Castroneves finished second and Power third, as Hunter-Reay became the first to win consecutive Mile races since 2006-07.
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WSU to hire Butler as new college baseball coach
Todd Butler, the Arkansas assistant and former associate head coach since 2012, is set to become head coach at Wichita State. The 46 year old coach spent eight seasons with Arkansas before this reported move.
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Wambach nets 156th goal in 4-1 win over South Korea
Abby Wambach scored her 156th career international goal to move within two of Mia Hamm's U S record as the United States defeated South Korea 4-1 at Gillette Stadium. She tallied on a stoppage time penalty after Alex Morgan was fouled in the box.
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Royals Schedule Soccer Bays and Indians Details
The sports calendar lists Royals today at Tampa Bay at 12 40 p m and Monday at Cleveland at 6 05 p m. The matches outline upcoming road and home game times and venues for the team.
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Johnson jailed for slap in court triggers joke backlash
Seattle Times columnist Dwight Perry notes diva receiver Chad Johnson received 30 days in jail for slapping his lawyer on the butt in court. Pundits call the penalty extreme and compare it to a dramatic football celebration.
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U S Open winners span decades in dramatic spots
A recap of U S Open champions through 2008 including Armour 1927 Coopers 1946 Hogan 1951 Middlecoff 1956 Trevino 1968 North 1985 Jordan 1993 Woods 2008. Notable events include playoff pressure and final-hole heroics concluding with Woods 2008 sudden death over Mediate.
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