Bruins top 76ers as Pastrnak shines in 134-105 win
Boston built a big lead then held off Philadelphia for a 134-105 victory. Pastrnak scored three goals including his 60th and 61st season markers, supported by Lindholm and Bertuzzi assists while Philadelphia’s Reed and Harrell led the Sixers in scoring. Brooklyn kept pace with Thomas and Gray, but could not overcome Boston's crowding action as the Bruins dominated rebounds and assists.
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Philadelphia
House Jr
McDaniels
Reed
Milton
Springer
King
Harrell
Korkmaz
Dedmon
McClung
Brooklyn
Thomas
Watanabe
Sharpe
Bridges
Mills
Gray
Duke Jr
Smith
Masters Tournament Scores Saturday At Augusta National
The Masters at Augusta National reported final round scores with Jon Rahm leading at 276 setting the pace. Brooks Koepka and Phil Mickelson finished tied at 280, while several contenders including Jordan Spieth and Patrick Reed posted 281 totals. Weyl: Rahm led Spain, Koepka and Mickelson from the United States, with other top finishers from the U.S., Norway, England, and Korea.
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Augusta
Jon Rahm
Spain
Brooks Koepka
U.S
Phil Mickelson
Russell Henley
Patrick Reed
Jordan Spieth
V. Hovland
Norway
Cameron Young
Sahith Theegala
M. Fitzpatrick
Eng
Collin Morikawa
X. Schauffele
Scottie Scheffler
Patrick Cantlay
Gary Woodland
Sam Bennett
Sungjae Im
S. Korea
Sports Card: Today's High School and Junior Varsity Lineup
A dense schedule lists Hazleton Area at Tunkhannock Crestwood at Pittston Area Marian at Tamaqua and more across boys and girls lacrosse softball baseball and track. Notable clashes include MMI at Hazleton Area and Crestwood at Berwick with multiple junior high and college entries.
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Hazleton Area
Tunkhannock
Crestwood
Pittston
Marian
Tamaqua
North Pocono
Wyoming
Columbia-Montour Vo-Tech
Marian Tamaqua
Kutztown Mahanoy
Schuylkill Haven
Dallas
Wilkes-Barre
Schuylkill
Pine Grove
Tunkhannock High
Berwick
Hazleton
Weatherly
Mahanoy
Panther Valley
Minersville
Nativity
Shenandoah Valley
Lehighton
North Schuylkill High School
Transactions Baseball and Basketball Roundup from MLB and NBA
Major League Baseball teams announce IL moves promotions and contract selections across the Orioles Mariners Diamondbacks Reds Marlins Brewers Giants while the NBA notes signings for the Rockets Pelicans Knicks and Trail Blazers. Notable items include James McCann reinstated and multiple IL placements, and several contract signings.
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White Sox Guardians
Yankees Orioles
A's Rays
Red Sox
Rangers
Royals
National League Phillies
Marlins
METS
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Reds
Rockies
Brewers
Giants
Dodgers
Baltimore Orioles
James McCann
Kyle Stowers
Norfolk
Seattle Mariners
Evan White
Tacoma
Andres Munoz
J.B. Bukauskas
Justin Topa
Matt Festa
Arizona Diamondbacks
Zach Davies
Peter Solomon
Reno
Jose Ruiz
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Lucas Sims
Luke Weaver
Louisville
Miami Marlins
Eli Villalobos
Daniel Castano
Jacksonville
Devin Smeltzer
Milwaukee Brewers
Aaron Ashby
Bennett Sousa
Milwaukee
SAN Francisco Giants
Matt Beaty
Sacramento
Heliot Ramos
76ers Hold Off Nets Behind Bench Shine in Season Finale
In a mostly meaningless finish to the season, the 76ers backups outscored Brooklyn as Oscar Thomas dropped 40 for the Nets, with Mac McClung totaling 20 points for Philadelphia. Seth Bridges and other starters rested, while Brooklyn leaned on veteran scorers as Philadelphia capped a 54-28 campaign.
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James Harden
Thomas
Nets
Kevin Durant
Kyrie Irving
Jacque Vaughn
Bridges
76Ers
Milton
Phoenix
Brooklyn
Josh Smith
Detroit
Houston
Julius Erving
ABA
Billie Jean King
Mac McClung
Philadelphia
Warriors and Clippers clinch playoff berths after tight finish
Golden State and Los Angeles secured postseason spots as the NBA regular season closed. LeBron James led the Lakers into play-in with Minnesota, while Minnesota’s Rudy Gobert faced discipline after a second quarter punch. Eastern matchups set include Heat at Hawks and Raptors at Bulls, with top seeds Milwaukee and Boston awaiting Round 1 opponents.
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Portland
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y-Sacramento
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Rudy Gobert
Timberwolves
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Conley
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Rahm wins his first Masters amid dramatic finish
Jon Rahm captured the Masters title on a strenuous final day, overcoming a four-putt opening hole and mixing in decisive shots on the 14th. He shared moments with family and Olazabal praising Seve Ballesteros, while Koepka faltered and Woods withdrew with plantar fasciitis. Tiger Woods pulled out before the resumed round.
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Ballesteros
Rahm
José Maria Olazabal
Butler Cabin
Seve
Sergio Garcia
Olazabal
Garcia
Rahim
Adam Hayes
Scottie Scheffler
Scheffler
Koepka
Wedge
LIV Golf
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Patrick Reed
LIV
Jordan Spieth
Russell Henley
Tiger Woods
Woods
Southern Hills
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Oklahoma
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