Warriors clinch Finals with record second-half rally
Golden State rallied from a 15-point hole to defeat Houston 101-92 in Game 7 of the Western Conference finals. Durant scored 34, Curry 27, as Houston misfired on 3s and the Warriors earned a shot at Cleveland in the NBA Finals. Harden led Houston with 32 points but failed to close out.
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Andre Iguodala
Nick Young
Ramirez shines as Indians surge with Ramirezs power
Indians third baseman Jose Ramirez posts standout season early with a .292 average and 15 homers 37 RBIs leading Cleveland in runs. Teammates praise his all around game while Bauer and Francona discuss lineup moves and injuries as the club stacks late rally wins and plans a Bieber call up for a spot start against the Twins.
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Indians rally falls short as alonso delivers run
Yonder Alonso doubled home the go ahead run after Encarnacion’s earlier hit. Adam Plutko labored through five innings as Cleveland trailed 5-2, but the bullpen shut down Chicago over the final four frames while Michael Brantley extended his hitting streak to 17 games.
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Cleveland
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Neil Ramirez
Ben Taylor
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Yoan Moncada
Michael Brantley
Knights Rally Past Capitals In Sensational Expansion Debut
Tomas Nosek netted the go ahead goal in the third period as the Vegas Golden Knights defeated the Washington Capitals. Ryan Reaves added the tying tally and the Knights showcased relentless pace to overwhelm the Capitals at home. The sellout crowd buzzed as Vegas surged ahead in the matchup.
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Knights Dominate Capitals In Game 1 Of Stanley Cup Final
Vegas 6 Washington 4 to take a 1-0 series lead. Fleury stopped 24 shots as Vegas rode early goals by Miller Karlsson and Reilly Smith plus Nosek insurance to beat Braden Holtby and claim the opener. Ovechkin and Kuznetsov provided Washington’s scoring punch but failed to slow the Golden Knights who moved three wins from the title.
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Holtby
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