Elliott lands Daytona 500 pole youngest in NASCAR history
Chase Elliott, age 20, captured the Daytona 500 pole with a speed of 196.314 mph, becoming the youngest driver to lead top qualifying for NASCAR's marquee race. He drives the No. 24 Chevrolet for Hendrick Motorsports, succeeding Jeff Gordon. Matt Kenseth joined him on the front row for Joe Gibbs Racing as the field set for Thursday’s qualifying races. Gordon provided analysis from the Fox booth as Elliott gained momentum entering Speedweeks.
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LeBron James leads Cavaliers in All-Star dunk showcase
LeBron James of the Cavaliers slam dunks for the East against the West in Toronto. He finishes with 13 points as the West wins 196 to 173.
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2003 NBA draft class: Wade James Bosh and Melo debate best yet
LeBron James deflects talk of the 2003 draft as he and peers Wade Bosh and Anthony reflect on their careers at All-Star Weekend. Wade cites multiple championships MVPs and All-Star selections as evidence the class could be the best ever while Kobe Bryant’s era ends and the next wave looks ahead.
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Historic East West basketball game scores list
A chronological set of game by game results between East and West from 1951 to 1965, detailing scores for each year including OT in 1954. The East and West teams compete across seasons with East often posting higher totals in several matchups.
West All Stars honor Kobe Bryant with record scoring finale
The All Star game featured 369 total points as LeBron James surpassed Bryant for all time in scoring and Kobe played a ceremonial finale. Westbrook led with 31 points and Curry added 26 while Anthony Davis shot 12 of 13 for 24. Durant scored 23 and Paul George 41 for the East as James checked out with 13 to edge Bryant for the all time mark.
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West All Stars Triumph in High-Scoring Exhibition
West All Stars outscore East 196 to 173 in a star-studded game led by Durant 23 and Westbrook 31. George top scored for the East with 41, while James added 13 and DeRozan 18. Crowd of 18,298 attended at the arena.
Taylor's Pebble Beach win shocks veterans Mickelson falters
Vaughn Taylor rallied with four back-nine birdies to Fire a 7-under 65 final round at Pebble Beach, finishing 17-under for the tournament and winning after Phil Mickelson missed a closing birdie to force a playoff. Mickelson sought a fifth Pebble Beach title but fell short by one. Taylor collected $1.26 million, boosted by a wild week including Bogota illness and an alternate start.
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