Sterling vows never to sell Clippers despite suit threat
Donald Sterling testifies he will never sell the Los Angeles Clippers and will sue the NBA for alleged antitrust violations. Shelly Sterling describes his health concerns and Alzheimer’s signs, while lawyers clash over trust authority and Ballmer’s sale bid. NBA owners set July 15 vote and September 15 sale deadline.
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Boxing Night Promises High-Profile Welters and Title Fight
Erickson Lubin faces Noe Bolanos while Humberto Lavigne meets Jeff Lacy in light heavyweights. Argenis Mendez defends the IBF junior lightweight title against Rances Barthelemy. Also on FS1 and ESPN2 a FIL Lacrosse World Championship match USA vs Canada and Softball World Cup USA vs Canada.
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Baseball standings and schedule for the West Division
The West Division lists teams and records led by Indianapolis Pirates at 51 42 and Columbus Indians 49 44. Wednesday results include Scranton/WB 7 Charlotte 2 and Syracuse 8 Gwinnett 4. Upcoming games feature matchups across Columbus Indianapolis Louisville Toledo and more with times given.
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Major League Baseball Minor Moves and Player Updates
A wide range of roster changes across MLB teams including assignments to minor leagues, DL reinstatements, and rehab stints. Notable items involve Baltimore Orioles designating Julio DePaula and recalling Bud Norris, Boston recalling Robby De La Rosa, Detroit signing multiple minor league pitchers, and various DL placements and recalls across the league.
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College resignations and new coaching appointments across several schools
College programs announce several leadership changes. Jose Negroni resigns as softball coach while Melanie Pellegrino is promoted to head softball coach. LIU Brooklyn and Stephen F. Austin announce coaching and staff updates including Asi Phillips resignation and Tom Howe hiring. Other schools name new athletic staff and interns.
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Local Amateur Golf Standings At Coldstream CC
Will Grimmer and Robert Gerwin lead the Coldstream Country Club event with totals of 138 and 139 strokes respectively. Peter Samborsky II is at 140, followed by Tim Crouch 140 and Clark Engle 141 as scoring tightens toward final rounds.
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Giants fan awarded after Dodgers beating legal case
A San Francisco Giants fan won an $18 million negligence suit against the Los Angeles Dodgers over a 2011 stadium beating that caused brain damage. Jurors allocated fault among the club and the two assailants, with roughly $14 million in economic losses plus part of a pain and suffering sum.
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