NBA players file antitrust suits as union dissolves
As the NBA players dissolve the union and turn to courts, two groups have filed antitrust lawsuits in California and Minnesota to pressure owners after failed talks on a new collective bargaining agreement. The move shifts leverage to individual players and prompts questions about timing, venue, and possible settlement talks despite ongoing litigation.
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Maryland Cruises Past Towson in 82 46 Victory
No. 10 Maryland routed Towson 82 46 as Brene Moseley scored 26 and Laurin Mincy added 15. The Terrapins shot 58 percent, held Towson to 27 percent, and led 39 15 after a 16 point run. Maryland played without Lynetta Kizer.
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Long Beach State Drops No. 9 Pitt Behind Ware's 28
Long Beach State raced to a 86-76 win at Pitt as Casper Ware poured in a career-best 28 points and James Ennis added 19. The 49ers snapped Pitt's 58 game non conference home win streak at the Petersen Events Center, marking LBSU's first top-10 upset at Pitt since 2005 and their first such win since 1993.
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Johnsons dominance ends quietly
Jimmie Johnson, after five straight NASCAR titles, finishes 14th at Phoenix and is mathematically out of title contention. He reflects on balance between driving, life, and a planned winter to regroup with crew chief Chad Knaus as Carl Edwards or Tony Stewart ends his reign at Homestead.
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Devils top Sabres as Kovalchuk returns in 5-3 win
Patrik Elias scored and assisted as the Devils beat the Sabres 5-3. Martin Brodeur stopped 29 shots in his fourth game back from a shoulder injury, and Ilya Kovalchuk scored in his return. Zach Parise, Mark Fayne, and David Clarkson added goals for New Jersey. Buffalo got goals from Tyler Myers and Jordan Leopold before Enroth was pulled.
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