Suns owner Sarver suspended for year by NBA
The NBA suspended Phoenix Suns and Mercury owner Robert Sarver for one year and levied a $10 million fine, after a probe found workplace misconduct and organizational deficiencies. The penalities bar him from facilities, events, and Suns or Mercury duties, with the fine to be donated to race and gender equity groups.
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Tennis and Volleyball Schedule Highlights
The morning schedule features Davis Cup group matches including U S vs Britain and France against Germany in Chennai and Portoroz with early rounds at five and six am. A women’s college volleyball clash Louisville at Kentucky leads the 7 pm slate.
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Transactions Roll in As NFL and NBA Players Move Across Teams
National Basketball Association reports Montreal Harrell signing with the Philadelphia 76ers. NFL updates include Falcons promoting Anthony Firkser, Panthers releasing Taylor Bertolet and re signing Josh Babicz, Texans adding Bopete Keyes, Colts waiving Rodrigo Blankenship and adding several players to the practice squad, Chiefs promoting Jack Cochrane and Elijah Lee and more. Also Ducks? NHL notes include Stars extending Jim Nill, Devils PTO for Thomas Hickey, Blues eight year Jordan Kyrou extension.
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Today’s sports schedule pulls mixed high school events
The day features MLB Los Angeles at Cleveland and volleyball in action. Local matches include Buckeye boys soccer at Pikeve at 7 p.m. and girls soccer Brunswick at Mentor, plus Wadsworth at Nordonia and Buckeye at Lakewood. Golf and tennis events follow in the afternoon with multiple schools and courses listed.
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Las Vegas and Connecticut Set Playoff Schedule
Finals best of five if needed with Las Vegas leading Connecticut. Results include Las Vegas 67 Connecticut 64 on Sunday and Tuesday dimensions. The slate lists remaining games in Las Vegas and Connecticut from September 11 through September 20 with 9 p.m. and 4 p.m. start times.
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Busch to leave Gibbs for No. 8 at Richard Childress Racing
Kyle Busch will move from Joe Gibbs Racing to Richard Childress Racing in 2023, taking the No. 8 Chevrolet after 15 seasons with Gibbs. Tyler Reddick stays under contract with RCR and will drive next season's No. 8 as Busch departs Toyota. The announcement, at the NASCAR Hall of Fame, highlights a major team and manufacturer shift amid championship runs.
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