Tim Duncan retires after stellar Spurs career with five titles
Chris Quinn recalls a practice save as Tim Duncan’s dedication shone. After the 15 time All star announced retirement, players and teams from Dallas to Boston hailed him as one of the greatest power forwards. tributes poured in from Nowitzki Aldridge Wade and Kerr, while Popovich prepared a formal statement.
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Tim Duncan retires after 20 seasons with the Spurs
Tim Duncan leaves the NBA after 19 seasons with the San Antonio Spurs and 14 All-Star selections. He ranks fifth in blocks, sixth in rebounds, and 14th in scoring, joined Kareem Abdul Jabbar and Robert Parrish as players to win 1000 games, and is lauded by NBA Commissioner Adam Silver as one of the most dominant, selfless teammates in league history. Duncan ends a storied era marked by five Spurs titles and a legacy as one of the greatest power forwards.
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Johnson Seeks Repeat Triumph With Claret Jug Return
Zach Johnson, the 2016 British Open champion, faces the challenge of reclaiming the claret jug at Royal Troon after 51 weeks without the trophy. He embraces difficult conditions as a trait, cites motivation from returning the prize, and details how the jug has traveled to Kinnick Stadium and other stops with family, sponsors, and friends sharing in the moment.
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Spieth withdraws from Rio as Olympic golf loses top stars
Spieth announced to the IGF he will skip Rio de Janeiro, marking another withdrawal by world top players Jason Day Dustin Johnson and Rory McIlroy over Zika and health concerns. IGF President Peter Dawson noted the move leaves golf without many top names but support remains for a 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
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Tyson Gay Earns Relay Spot After Trials Comeback
Tyson Gay, 33, secures a place on the U S Olympic track relay team amid a comeback after a 2013 doping ban that cost a medal. He joins Mike Rodgers and Christian Coleman as the relay lineup, with Usain Bolt still ahead historically. Lagat aims for fifth Olympic team as young stars rise, and Sydney McLaughlin earns her spot after world junior record.
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