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Djokovic in 10th French Open quarters in row
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Monday, 03 June 2019 06:55
PARIS -- Novak Djokovic has become the first man to reach the French Open quarterfinals 10 years in a row.Even Rafael Nadal never accomplished that.Djokovic moved into the round of eight with a 6-3, 6-2, 6-2 victory over 45th-ranked Jan-Lennard Struff of Germany, saving the only break point he faced and compiling 31 winners to only 12 unforced errors.The top-seeded…
Coaches, trainers and Kyle Lowry: What we think we know in a 1-1 Finals
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Monday, 03 June 2019 05:53
TORONTO -- The 2019 NBA Finals have twisted into a series of developing dramas, nuanced tugs of war and a seemingly constant transition from heroes to goats -- and goats to heroes.Pascal Siakam announced his presence on the NBA's biggest stage, then not 72 hours later, the Golden State Warriors responded with their patented third-quarter devastation that was dormant in…
Oklahoma surges into WCWS finals; UCLA awaits
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Sunday, 02 June 2019 22:48
OKLAHOMA CITY -- At first, it was hard to tell just how far Jocelyn Alo's monster home run traveled.Alo's two-run blast in the fifth inning helped Oklahoma defeat Alabama 7-3 on Sunday night to advance to the championship series. It cleared the center-field seats, the cameras and a slow-pitch fence that is 300 feet to center to give the Sooners…
Haney doubles down after Lee6's U.S. Open win
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Sunday, 02 June 2019 18:07
Suspended from his radio show for remarks he made about female golfers, particularly those from South Korea heading into the U.S. Women's Open, Hank Haney tweeted on Sunday that the victory by Jeongeun Lee6 was validation of his Wednesday "prediction" on his SiriusXM program.Lee6 shot a final-round 70 in Charleston, South Carolina, to win the LPGA's biggest tournament by a…
Brazilian police looking at Neymar video release
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Sunday, 02 June 2019 14:32
Police in Brazil are investigating football star Neymar's video disclosure of a woman who has accused him of rape.Neymar was accused in Brazil on Friday of raping a woman in Paris last month. Neymar plays professionally for Paris Saint-Germain.In addressing the accusations in a seven-minute Instagram video Saturday, Neymar showed private communications between him and the woman that included intimate…
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