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Cavs win NBA lottery, Magic to pick second
The Cavaliers did it again. For the third time in 11 years and fourth time overall, Cleveland has won the draft lottery and will pick first. The Magic are No. 2 and Wizards No. 3.
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Spurs try to build 2-0 lead on Grizzlies
The Grizzlies are in a familiar position, trailing a series 1-0. They have bounced back to win Game 2 twice already in the playoffs. Can they do it again at San Antonio? Follow it here.
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Subotic to make U.S. Champions League history
The man who's set to become the first American to play in a Champions League final was discovered in a city park in Bradenton, Fla., nine years ago.
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Bay Area, Houston get Super Bowls
BOSTON (AP) The 50th Super Bowl will be held in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Are Angels having buyer's remorse?
Sports Illustrated's Tom Verducci highlights the struggles of Josh Hamilton and wonders whether the Angels regret signing him to a 5-year deal.
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Needs for every team in NBA draft lottery
Fourteen teams have a shot to grab the No. 1 pick in tonight's NBA draft lottery. All of them have holes to fill. Rob Mahoney sizes up what each lottery team is looking for in the draft.
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Offensive decline leads list of 10 early-season MLB trends
Offense in baseball continues to plummet -- unless your name is Miguel Cabrera -- but that isn't the only big trend worth noting from the season's first quarter, writes Tom Verducci.
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Yanks, Man City land new N.Y. MLS club
Manchester City is partnering with baseball's New York Yankees to own a Major League Soccer team.
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There's no good reason to move back draft; mail
Are you ready for the NFL draft ... in May? The league is ready to push its annual draft back by an additional three weeks. Good luck finding a good reason to justify it, says Peter King.
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Harper playing too hard for own good?
Bryce Harper plays hard. Too hard for his own good? Potentially.
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Golf puts ban on anchored putting
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An 'alarming' report on Nats' Werth
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Second ex-Irish player to Cincy
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