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LeBron, Heat even series with Pacers
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) The coveted NBA championship, the one LeBron James needs to validate everything, was vanishing.
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SB Nation: Brees 'frustrated' with pace of Saints talks
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'Skins player runs into Shanahan during practice
ASHBURN, Va. (AP) -- Washington Redskins coach Mike Shanahan was knocked to the turf when defensive back Brandyn Thompson slammed into him on a play during the team's first full-squad workout in its new indoor practice field.
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Manning impressive in Broncos' first OTA workout
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) -- Peyton Manning is on target and there's plenty of zip on his throws at the Denver Broncos' first OTA workout.
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Four arrested following Dodger Stadium beating
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- driver was beaten in the Dodger Stadium parking lot after a weekend game and four people were arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, police said Monday.
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Jack McCallum: Mike D'Antoni explains why he left the Knicks
Two months after he resigned as head coach of the Knicks, Mike D'Antoni tells Jack McCallum why he decided to step away, what he did after leaving -- and what he hopes to do next.
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McNamee tells jurors he gave other players HGH
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The key witness in the Roger Clemens perjury trial testified Monday about three other baseball players who he said took human growth hormone.
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Michael Rosenberg: Enjoy LeBron, there has never been a talent like him
LeBron James is arguably the most gifted player in NBA history. And its most criticized. But are we too obsessed with his flaws to truly appreciate his genius? asks Michael Rosenberg.
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Nadal drops Djokovic to win 6th Italian Open title
ROME (AP) - Rafael Nadal showed he's still the man to beat on clay, defeating Novak Djokovic 7-5, 6-3 Monday in a rain-delayed final to win his record sixth Italian Open and regain the No. 2 ranking.
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Peter King: The case can be made that Drew Brees deserves $21 million per year
Long-term deals for tailbacks can be dangerous. But Peter King explains why the timing of LeSean McCoy's pact makes sense for the Eagles, plus evaluates Drew Brees' worth and more.
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