Majka Dominates Stage 14 as Nibali Holds Yellow
Rafal Majka wins Stage 14 of the Tour de France in Risoul amid hot conditions, breaking away for a solo finish behind leader Vincenzo Nibali. The result leaves Nibali ahead overall with Valverde and Bardet chasing, and Contador out earlier due to injury. Majka’s win marks Tinkoff Saxo Bank’s first Tour stage victory, amid roster speculation around Roman Kreuziger.
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Shoni Schimmel stars as East edge West in overtime
Shoni Schimmel, rookie standout, scores 29 points including a late 3 and standout dunks to lift the East over the West 125-124 in overtime. Teammate Tamika Catchings seals the win with a clutch layup and steal as Candace Parker’s 23 points shone for Parker’s West challenge.
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Chiney Ogwumike
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Angel McCoughtry
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Katie Douglas
Lisa Leslie
Sabathia aims to return to mound for 2015 season
Yankees pitcher CC Sabathia, sidelined by a right knee injury, expects to return for spring training after season ending surgery. He avoids microfracture, says recovery could keep him out only months, and hopes to pitch five or six more seasons beyond his current contract.
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IndyCar's rainout halves Toronto race weekend
The Toronto IndyCar event was washed out Saturday forcing a one day doubleheader on Sunday. Two 75 lap races will start at 10 30 a.m. and 4 15 p.m. with the second race set by points. Helio Castroneves leads standings. Will Power in pole for race two.
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Ryan Hunter-Reay
Simon Pagenaud
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