Braves ace Spencer Strider returned to the mound Monday for the first time in almost a calendar year and threw 2⅔ perfect innings.
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MLB’s villains or its gold standard? How the Los Angeles Dodgers got here
Love them or loathe them, the defending champs built a new evil empire with a series of monumental moves.
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‘Nova Knicks’ reunite for March Madness commercial
A preseason trade broke up the four Villanova teammates’ reunion on the New York Knicks before their first NBA game as a quartet.
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Nuggets to be without Jokic, Murray vs. Warriors
Denver Nuggets stars Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray, earlier listed as questionable, will sit out Monday’s road game against the Golden State Warriors to nurse nagging injuries, as their team battles to unlock a three-way tie for second place in the West.
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Lunardi: The one big thing the selection committee got wrong
The committee’s decision to include both Texas and North Carolina has stumped our resident Bracketologist.
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Iona fires coach Anderson after just two seasons
Iona has fired coach Tobin Anderson after just two seasons.
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NCAA to let schools offer NIL before enrollment
The NCAA is dropping its rule that prohibited athletes from negotiating the terms of NIL payments until after they enrolled in school.
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S. Alabama has NIT invite nixed: ‘Unacceptable’
South Alabama had its invitation to the NIT rescinded after the Jaguars were informed they would be playing, a decision the coach called “unacceptable.”
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Duke stays No. 1 in men’s AP Top 25; Auburn at 4
While the NCAA tournament tabbed Auburn as its overall No. 1 seed, it was Duke that topped the AP Top 25 ahead of Houston, Florida and then the Tigers at No. 4.
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WVU snub ‘robbery’ at highest level, gov. says
West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey wants his attorney general to investigate and work closely with the NCAA to ensure the men’s tournament selection process is transparent and fair.