Celtics extend win streak with 122 119 win over Bucks
Jayson Tatum led Boston with 31 points as the Celtics beat Milwaukee 122 119 for their seventh straight win while Giannis Antetokounmpo was out. Payton Pritchard added 19 points off the bench, Derrick White had 23, and Jaylen Brown 21 as Boston maintained momentum.
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Cavaliers fall to Heat as Rozier seals late win
Butler scores a game high 30 for Miami, while Jovic, Rozier and Allen star for Cleveland in a tight final minute. Rozier drills late free throws after Allen ties it with 31.9 seconds left, but Cleveland misses a final 3 as Miami holds on 107 104.
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Ohtani Dodgers debut fuels 5-2 victory in Korea
Shohei Ohtani capped a four run eighth inning with an RBI single as the Dodgers beat the Padres 5-2 in the first MLB game in South Korea at Gocheok Sky Dome. Ohtani went 2-for-5 with an RBI while Muncy, Freeman and Betts contributed key moments in a game marked by a glove error and a pregame bomb threat that proved harmless.
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Matthews Leads Leafs in 7-3 Rout Over Capitals
Auston Matthews scored his 56th and 57th goals and added five points as the Maple Leafs routed the Washington Capitals 7-3. Alex Ovechkin connected for his 844th and 845th goals, closing in on Wayne Gretzky, while Toronto teammates Nylander McCabe Bertuzzi and Tavares added goals. Dallas beat Arizona 5-2 as Jason Robertson Jake Oettinger and others fueled the Stars with 93 points alongside Winnipeg and Colorado in the Central Division race.
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Clark earns AP All-America first team third time
Caitlin Clark of Iowa repeats on the AP All-America first team for a third year, joining Cameron Brink, Paige Bueckers, JuJu Watkins and Hannah Hidalgo. She leads NCAA in points and assists and became the first DI player with consecutive 1,000-point seasons and 3,000 career points with 1,000 assists.
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Presbyterian Blue Hose stun Sacred Heart in First Four bid
Mara Neira scored 14 points including two late free throws to lift Presbyterian to a 49-42 First Four win over Sacred Heart in Columbia. The win advances the Big South champions to a Friday rematch with top-ranked South Carolina.
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