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Sources: Clippers, Celtics talk trade again
Discussions between the Los Angeles Clippers and Boston Celtics on a deal that would send Kevin Garnett and coach Doc Rivers to Los Angeles resumed on Wednesday just one day after they were declared "off" by both sides, sources told ESPN.
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Sports Briefing | Tennis: Serena Williams to Apologize
Williams said she would apologize to the family of the victim in the Steubenville rape case after she was quoted in a Rolling Stone article saying the girl “shouldn’t have put herself in that position.”
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Sports Briefing | Golf: Elbow Keeps Woods From Defending Title
Tiger Woods said that soreness in his left elbow would keep him out of the AT&T National at Congressional next week, and that he would not compete until the British Open next month.
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Ramirez, Puig power Dodgers past Yanks
Hanley Ramirez capped a six-hit day with a pair of RBI singles, Yasiel Puig homered to complete a dazzling debut in New York and the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Yankees 6-0 Wednesday for a split of their day-night doubleheader.
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For the Mets, an Afterglow, Then Reality’s Harsh Light
A day after the young pitchers Matt Harvey and Zack Wheeler showed what was possible for the Mets, the team was back to dealing with multiple problems.
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A Soccer Win for Tahiti? A Goal Would Be Terrific
Tahiti, a team made up almost exclusively of amateurs, still can’t believe it made it as far as the Confederations Cup. The coach admits: “We are honest. Tahiti has not come to win.”
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Slap Shot: Paille Goes from Role Player to Difference Maker for Bruins
Normally a low-profile fourth-line player, Boston forward Daniel Paille has scored the game-winning goal in two Stanley Cup finals games against Chicago.
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Yankees 6, Dodgers 4, First Game: Young Dodger Earns Cheers; Yanks Earn Split
Ichiro Suzuki had three hits and drove in three runs for the Yankees, who played the Dodgers, managed by Don Mattingly, for the first time in the Bronx since the 1981 World Series.
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Mangold: Jets players want Sanchez to be starter
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Bosh to Heat fans: Watch the game at home
LeBron James has a message for fans who were stuck outside AmericanAirlines Arena after leaving before the Miami Heat's rally to an overtime victory in Game 6 against San Antonio: Wait for the buzzer next time.
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A-Rod met Bosch at ALCS, clinic crony says
A previously elusive figure in the Biogenesis performance-enhancing drug scandal has spoken out, saying clinic founder Anthony Bosch paid a visit to Alex Rodriguez during last year's ALCS after the New York Yankees slugger sought his help amid a 1-for-9 s
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Kobe's prediction: Howard, Paul both stay put
It is sure to be a frenzied summer across the NBA when free agency officially begins July 1, but Kobe Bryant thinks it will be mostly quiet on the Western front for the two professional teams in Los Angeles.
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Dave Jennings, All-Pro Punter for Giants, Dies at 61
Jennings, known for kicks that lingered in the air, angled toward the sideline and pinned opposing teams inside their 20-yard line, was often the best player on some dreadful teams.
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Rangers Set to Introduce New Coach
Alain Vigneault is expected to be presented at a news conference at Radio City Music Hall on Friday.
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Time Warner Faces Suit After Taking Over Los Angeles Sports Market
Rising cable costs in Southern California prompted four consumers to file a class-action lawsuit against the Lakers, the Dodgers and Time Warner Cable.
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After a Crusher, Spurs Regroup and Refocus
Gathering after midnight at a Miami restaurant, the Spurs parsed the details of their devastating 103-100 overtime loss to the Heat on Tuesday in Game 6 of the N.B.A. finals.
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Lawsuit alleged Hernandez shot man in Feb.
Embroiled in the investigation of the shooting death of a man near his Massachusetts home this week, Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez also was the subject of a civil lawsuit alleging he shot a Connecticut man in the face in February, court records say.
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Hamilton drops to No. 7 spot in Angels lineup
Slumping Josh Hamilton has been dropped to seventh in the Angels lineup by manager Mike Scioscia for Wednesday night's game against Seattle.
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Lawsuit Named for O’Bannon Has Other Critical Participants
Besides Ed O’Bannon, former star players and even a sports marketing executive all have a stake in a lawsuit against the N.C.A.A.
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Off the Dribble: Kidd Adds Throwing Out First Pitch to Busy Schedule
Jason Kidd threw out the first pitch at Yankee Stadium before Game 2 of the Yankees’ doubleheader against the Dodgers, the latest in a multitude of appearances he has made since the Nets hired him Thursday.
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