Kings advance to West finals with 114 101 victory over Mavericks
Sacramento defeats Dallas 114 101 to win the series in five games. Chris Webber and Mike Bibby lead six Kings in double figures while Hedo Turkoglu adds 20 despite Stojakovic’s absence. Now Sacramento eyes Lakers Spurs winner for the conference final.
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Hurricanes steamroll Canadiens to clinch series in six
Erik Cole scored twice in the first 3 33 as Carolina blitzed Montreal for five first period goals en route to an 8 2 win to seal the series in six games. The BBC line of Cole Brind Amour and Battaglia dominated the series with 11 of Carolina s 21 goals.
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Ramos to retire after MLS season in Newark ceremony
Tab Ramos plans to announce retirement at season end in a news conference at St Benedict's Prep Newark. The longtime U S playmaker born in Uruguay and raised in New Jersey appeared for the United States in the 1990 1994 and 1998 World Cups and scored eight goals in 87 international appearances.
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Canseco retires after 462 career home runs in MLB
Jose Canseco, 37, announces retirement after signing a minor league deal with the Chicago White Sox. He finishes with 462 home runs, 1,407 RBIs, and 200 stolen bases in 1,887 games with Oakland, Texas, Boston, Toronto, Tampa Bay, New York, and others, highlighted by the Bash Brothers era and an MVP in 1988.
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