Love Opens Greenbrier with 63 in bid for first win since 2015
Davis Love III shot a 7 under 63 at The Greenbrier Classic in White Sulphur Springs, driving a near- title bid as he tries to extend a streak since his 2015 Wyndham Championship victory. He trails first-round leader Sebastian Munoz by two, with Munoz firing 61 on a rain-softened Old White.
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Gonzalez Escallon shares Thornberry Creek lead at LPGA Classic
Belgian rookie Laura Gonzalez Escallon shot a 7-under 65 to grab a share of the Thornberry Creek lead with Sei Young Kim in Oneida Wisconsin. The Purdue alum converted early birdies and closed strong with three of four birdies, while Kim totaled eight birds and a bogey in her round.
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Heat land Johnson and Olynyk in four year deals
Miami Heat lock in James Johnson on a four year contract worth over 60 million and sign Kelly Olynyk to a four year deal hours later. Johnson revived his career with 12.8 points per game last season, while Olynyk averaged 9.5 points in 278 games with a 51 percent shooting. The Heat also weighing options on Wayne Ellington and Look to clear cap space. In other moves Danilo Gallinari heads to the Clippers in a three team trade succession.
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Pacers Trade Paul George To Thunder For Oladipo Sabonis
Pacers general manager Kevin Pritchard called the deal best for the franchise as four time All Star Paul George heads to Oklahoma City in exchange for Victor Oladipo and Domantas Sabonis. Oladipo is projected to start in a backcourt with Lance Stephenson and Darren Collison, while Indiana reshapes its roster.
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Cavaliers eye Paced Sixth Man Crawford as buyout looms
The Cavaliers consider obtaining Jamal Crawford as a buyout unfolds with two years left on his contract. Crawford, a three time Sixth Man Award winner, earned 14.2 million next season and 3 million in 2018-19. He averaged 12.3 points per game for the Clippers in 2016-17. The Cavs, Timberwolves and Wizards all reportedly show interest per ESPN and SportsReference sources.
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NBA Free Agency Shows Cautious Spending This Summer
Managers cite smarter deals as cap room shrinks with Knicks and Lakers under new regimes. Despite big past contracts for Noah Mozgov and Deng, teams say they are more prudent. Durant signs two year, 53 million deal while Golden State spends heavily. Calderon lands 2.3 million with Cleveland as 19 of 30 clubs struck deals in first two days.
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Kittel wins stage in calm Tour de France sprint
German rider Marcel Kittel claimed a easy victory on a flat 216 kilometer stage from Vesoul to Troyes in France. Peter Sagan and Mark Cavendish were out of the race as Kittel surged past rivals to secure his second win of this Tour and 11th career stage. Stage 4 winner Arnaud Demare finished second with Andre Greipel third. Sagan was disqualified for elbowing.
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Sagan appeal denied as Tour de France ban stands
The Court of Arbitration for Sport rejected Bora-Hansgrohe's appeal to reinstate Peter Sagan in the 2017 Tour de France after he was disqualified for elbowing Mark Cavendish in Stage 4. Cavendish abandoned with a broken shoulder, ending Sagan's participation and altering sprint dynamics as teams miss their head-to-head battles.
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