Teens' HGH Use Doubles in Year Across Nation
A 2013 national survey of 3,705 high school students found 11 percent had used synthetic HGH at least once, up from about 5 percent in prior years, with 9 percent of girls and 12 percent of boys reporting usage.
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Rogers captures first Tour de France stage win in Luchon
Australian rider Michael Rogers outsprinted a downhill breakaway to win Stage 16 from Carcassonne to Bagneres de Luchon. The race leader Vincenzo Nibali strengthened his grip as Tejay van Garderen and Romain Bardet faded, while Rogers faced past doping suspensions and personal tests with renewed resolve.
Tour stage in Pyrenees ends with Rogers first Tour win
The 237.5 kilometer Pyrenees stage from Carcassonne to Bagneres de Luchon saw Michael Rogers of Tinkoff Saxo claim his first Tour de France stage victory after breaking away in the final kilometers on the Port de Bales descent. Vincenzo Nibali held the overall lead with Alejandro Valverde 4 minutes 37 seconds behind and Thibaut Pinot moving to third. The stage featured seven climbs including the daunting Port de Bales and set up a short 124.5 kilometer Stage 17 north of the Pyrenees.
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Port de Bales
Michael Rogers
Tinkoff-Saxo Team
Thibaut Pinot
U.S
Tejay van Garderen
Saint-Gaudens
Col de Peyresourde
Saint-Lary
Pla d’Adet
George Hincapie
Clippers Boss Testifies Rivers Might Quit If Sterling Stays
Los Angeles interim Clippers CEO Richard Parsons testified that coach Doc Rivers would quit if Donald Sterling remains owner. Parsons warned Rivers departure could trigger a death spiral for the team, affecting players led by Chris Paul and sponsors like Mandalay Bay Resorts. The trial concerns Shelly Sterling's bid to sell the franchise to Steve Ballmer for 2 billion.
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Family Trust
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Las Vegas
Bulls sign McDermott and Brooks in off-season moves
The Bulls announce the signing of first-round pick Doug McDermott, last season's college player of the year, and free agent guard Aaron Brooks. Terms were not disclosed. Golden State signs Brandon Rush to a two-year deal with a second-year option. Rush, 6-7 swingman, returns after knee injury and prior Jazz stint. Portland forward Thomas Robinson undergoes surgery on a torn ligament in his right thumb and targets return for fall training camp.
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Cavs eye Love swap as Timberwolves seek guard contracts
Cleveland Cavaliers consider trading for Kevin Love with conditions on salary exchanges while Minnesota weighs moves to dump Jose Juan Barea and Kevin Martin. Discussions include Tristan Thompson and Dion Waiters as bait, with salary matching to reach Love’s 15.7 million.
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Saunders
Love
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