Novak Djokovic has pulled out of the Miami Open with a right shoulder injury.
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McLaren in Merc investigation after double disaster
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TCU backs up its tough talk, bounces Buckeyes
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Even in Team USA defeat, the World Baseball Classic is a win for all of baseball
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Where was Team USA’s star closer?! How pitching restrictions rocked an otherwise epic WBC
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Siena’s McNamara: Syracuse talk ‘inevitable’
Siena men’s coach Gerry McNamara said Wednesday his focus is on the opening matchup with Duke, not the job opening at his alma mater Syracuse.