On Pro Basketball: It’s Back to the Future for the Celtics, the Sixers and the LakersIt is not hard to imagine a day soon when the Celtics and 76ers are grappling for supremacy in the East, with the Lakers awaiting the winner, just like in the 1980s.
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… Read MoreDenying Maria Sharapova, Inviting a DebateThe French Tennis Federation’s call not to give Sharapova a wild card into the French Open has some claiming it went too far.
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… Read MoreMurray and Kerber Are No. 1, but Not at the Top of Their GamesAndy Murray and Angelique Kerber are heading toward the French Open with no momentum after losing their opening matches this week at the Italian Open.
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… Read MoreFrank Brian, Standout in N.B.A.’s Early Years, Dies at 94Slight by current N.B.A. standards at 6 feet 1 inches and about 175 pounds, Mr. Brian was known as a versatile guard at L.S.U. and as a professional.
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… Read MoreOn Pro Basketball: Spurs Get Gregg Popovich’s Message, to Their DetrimentThe San Antonio coach’s negative statements before Game 2 became a self-fulfilling prophecy in a 136-100 loss to the Warriors on Tuesday.
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