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La NBA afronta la recta final de la temporada regular con el play-in fijado para el próximo 12 de abril y el inicio de los playoffs para el 16 de mismo mes. Las Finales comenzarán el 2 de junio. Así está la situación ahora mismo:
Dallas Mavericks ganó esta madrugada a Minnesota Timberwolves (110-108) algo más que un partido. Los texanos evitaron una tercera consecutiva (la última vez que ocurrió fue en diciembre), doblegaron a su principal perseguidor en la clasificación y se colocaron a un paso de la cuarta posición de la Conferencia Oeste. Tras el triunfo, están a tan solo un partido de Utah Jazz y de la ventaja de cancha, al menos, en la primera ronda de los playoffs, algo que no ocurre desde 2011. Un año especial para los Mavs: conquistaron el primer y único anillo de su historia tras doblegar en las Finales a los Miami Heat de LeBron, Wade y Bosh.
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Ferrucci – who said he expected to be “racing his couch” – stood in for Jack Harvey in the #45 Rahal Letterman Lanigan, who was ruled out of the first oval race of the season following a big crash in practice on Saturday. Ferrucci finished ninth and on the lead lap, despite making four pitstops compared to most of his rivals’ three.
Jamaal Magloire has been hired as vice president and senior adviser of his hometown Scarborough Shooting Stars.
The Cincinnati Bengals signed former Dallas Cowboys offensive tackle La'el Collins to a three-year contract, the team announced Sunday night.
Fans believe that Gable Steveson accidentally spoiled that he’ll be making his WWE debut at WrestleMania next month.
LeBron James passed Karl Malone to become the NBA's second all-time leading scorer, despite the Los Angeles Lakers' loss to the Washington Wizards.