Warriors keep Draymond Green with four year deal
The Golden State Warriors re sign Draymond Green to a four year contract worth about 100 million with a final year player option. The move secures core leadership alongside Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson as the team eyes more championships while managing luxury tax and aging players. Green's defensively disruptive style remains central to the Warriors plan and coach Steve Kerr emphasized his value.
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Federer to be feted on Wimbledon Centre Court today
Wimbledon honors eight-time Grand Slam champion Roger Federer on Centre Court with a celebratory moment before play begins. Chair Sally Bolton notes Federer holds the most Gentlemen's Singles titles at Wimbledon and invites Serena Williams, though she is unable to travel due to pregnancy.
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Williams, Gauff fall as Wimbledon opens in surprise losses
Venus Williams, 43, graced Centre Court for her 24th Wimbledon, then slipped on the grass after a strong start and lost to Elina Svitolina 6-4, 6-3. Coco Gauff, 15-year Wimbledon breakthrough star, was ousted by Sofia Kenin in a two Americans highlight. Williams has five Wimbledon singles titles and numerous Open era records, while Gauff rose to fame with a big early-round upset.
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Bates poised for NBA as Memphis standout reflects on journey
Bates recalls maturing as a player and person after joining Memphis at 17, now entering the NBA at 19. He says the present moment matters, rediscovered joy in basketball, and credits staff and teammates for support. The Cavs announce staff moves, with Brendon Yu named Cavs director of scouting and Liron Fanan promoted to Charge general manager, marking trailblazing hires in the organization.
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