Durant fuels U S win over Argentina in Olympic action
Kevin Durant scored 17 of 28 in the United States third quarter as they turned a one point game into a 126 97 rout of Argentina to reach the Olympic quarterfinals. Carmelo Anthony traded words with Facundo Campazzo after a late cheap shot sparking technical fouls.
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Olympic Stadium
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NBCSN and NBC Primetime Sports Summary Delays and Semifinals
A scrambled schedule lists live and delayed broadcasts across multiple sports including men's soccer field hockey handball and water polo. It notes semifinals finals and medal events with teams such as United States Canada Japan France Sweden Hungary Serbia Spain and Brazil among others.
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Medalists list across athletics and cycling events
Monday's medalists include Kirani James of Grenada taking 400 m gold with Luguelin Santos of Dominica and Lalonde Gordon of Trinidad & Tobago earning silver and bronze. Felix Sanchez wins 400 hurdles gold ahead of Michael Tinsley. Javier Curson of Puerto Rico takes bronze. Cycling track sees Yang Hak Seon of South Korea gold with Denis Ablyazin of Russia silver and Igor Radivilov of Ukraine bronze. Shooting 108K yields Oeksy Teron of Ukraine gold, Nasirshelai of Iran silver, Bartiomiej Wojciech Bank of Poland bronze. Additional placings include Omid Haji Noreozi of Iran gold, Lashkhi Revaz silver, Ryutaro Matsumoto of Japan bronze, Zaur Kuri of Russia bronze, and multiple Cuban and Kazakh riders with Lopez Nunez gold among others.
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Luguelin Santos
Dominicar
Lalonde Gordon
Trinidad
Thabeo
Yang Hak Seon
South Korea
Denis Ablyazin
Russia
Igor Radivilov
Ukraine
Oeksy Teron
Nasirshelai
Iran
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U S women rally past Canada in Olympic rematch at Wembley
The United States beat Canada 4 3 at Wembley to reach the London Games final rematch with Japan. Megan Rapinoe and Abby Wambach scored as Christine Sinclair struck thrice for Canada, and calls for penalties sparked controversy over the officiating in a dramatic semifinal.
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Brazil
Chen Yibing
South Korea
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Kenny
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France
Britain
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China
Luol Deng
Chicago Bulls
Netherlands
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Iran
Omid Noroozi
Russia
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Cuba
Milain Lopez
Wembley Stadium
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Christine Sinclair
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Wambach
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