Djokovic Eyes Roland Garros Title For Gencic
Djokovic, citing his late mentor Gencic, advances toward a French Open title with Haas awaiting in the quarterfinals. Haas, 35, shocks Youzhny to reach the last eight as Nadal, Nishikori, and Sharapova push toward semifinals with dramatic wins and birthday celebrations in Paris.
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Jim Kelly reveals cancer diagnosis after jaw cyst removal
Former Bills quarterback Jim Kelly announced he has cancer after tests followed removal of a nickel sized cyst in his gums and nasal cavity during an operation in early March. He said treatment decisions will come after surgery and thanked supporters including Bill Polian and Andre Reed.
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Jason Kidd retires after a storied NBA career
Jason Kidd ends a remarkable run with 107 career triple doubles and third all time in three pointers. He led the Nets to two Finals, helped the Mavericks win the 2011 title, and spurred the Knicks to a 54 win season and Atlantic Division crown. Dirk Nowitzki lauds him as one of the best point guards and fiercest competitors.
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Heat reach Finals again as Pacers fall short in Game 7
Miami defeats Indiana 95 90 to clinch another trip to the NBA Finals as Ray Allen scores 10 points and LeBron James leads with a strong first half. Paul George fouls out late as Indiana’s bid falters amid turnovers and Hibbert’s foul trouble.
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Sooners win on walk-off 12th-inning homer in WCWS final
Lau ren Chamberlain smashed a two-run shot down the left-field line in the bottom of the 12th to lift top-seeded Oklahoma past Tennessee 5-3 in Game 1 of the Women's College World Series finals. Brianna Turang had doubled earlier and the Sooners rallied after a dropped popup.
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