Giambi retires after 20 major league seasons
Jason Giambi, 44, announced retirement after 20 big league seasons including two with the Indians. In an exclusive NY Daily News interview he said he has done every role from star to mentor and wants to spend time with his two young children Donovan and Tristan. He voiced both sadness and gratitude for a dream career.
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LeBron James fuels chase after All-Star break
LeBron James says he is excited to lead a recharged Cavaliers squad as the East tightens behind the Hawks and Cavaliers. He notes his team won 14 of 16 before the break and will return to face Washington after a midseason pause shaping the Western heavy standings. Russell Westbrook starred in a high scoring West win at Madison Square Garden.
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Keselowski Not Worried About His Reputation
Brad Keselowski dodges concern over status in NASCAR as peers roast him with quips and barbs. Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch mock his respect in the garage while he remains focused on results, even as past champs like Stewart Kenseth Johnson and Gordon outshine him in the big leagues.
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Dukes fall as Colts unleash pressure in comeback loss
Wellington suffered a 56-53 non-league defeat as Cloverleaf pressed relentlessly. Kapeluck 19 points led the frontcourt trio with Mullins adding 15 and Ploudha 13 as Cloverleaf surged 24-9 in the third. Dukes struggled with ball security and quick transition defense.
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Panthers fall to Holy Name in district hockey opener
Elyria Catholic, 11 9, lost 10-0 to fifth seeded Holy Name at Coyne Recreation Center in a mercy-rule game. Panthers found encouragement in the effort, with goalie Luke Farmer noting the experience as a building block for next season.
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