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Follow live: Knicks, Pacers bringing the heat to MSG in Game 5
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Cousins: Hard feelings on Penix pick not 'helpful'
Falcons QB Kirk Cousins said it's not constructive to have hard feelings over his new team drafting Michael Penix Jr. in the first round.
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Playing with LeBron 'not my mindset,' Bronny says
Speaking to reporters at the NBA combine on Tuesday, Bronny James, addressing the idea of playing with his father, LeBron James, said, "That's not my mindset or not at all. I'm just trying to put in the work and see where it takes me from there."
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New dad Scheffler: No rust, fatigue ahead of PGA
Scottie Scheffler said part of his at-home PGA prep was "competing and gambling" with buddies on the greens to keep his short game sharp. "I don't really want to lose to them, either, so I was able to simulate a little bit of competition."
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FSU AD says ACC meetings 'cordial' amid lawsuits
The uncertain futures of Florida State and Clemson in the ACC remained a focal point at this week's spring meetings, as did improving the national perception of the conference's football strength.
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Astros' Blanco ejected after glove inspection
Astros starter Ronel Blanco was ejected at the start of the fourth inning against the Oakland Athletics on Tuesday night after a foreign substance check.
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Pep to City players: 'Relax' and title will be ours
Pep Guardiola has told his Manchester City players to "relax" in Sunday's Premier League finale against West Ham and they will lift their fourth consecutive title.
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Clark scores 20 in shaky 10-TO debut; Fever fall
Hounded by the Sun defense, Caitlin Clark struggled to find her touch and had 10 turnovers in her debut as the Fever lost 92-71.
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Brady has roast regrets due to impact on his kids
Tom Brady said he regretted how his recent live comedy roast on Netflix affected his kids, saying he realized, "I wouldn't do that again."
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Son's miss shows Premier League title race will be decided by inches
Son Heung-Min's miss in Tottenham's 2-0 loss to Manchester City was enough to decide the destiny between the defending champions and Arsenal to see who will win the Premier League.