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Boris Becker believes Carlos Alcaraz is on course to become world No. 1 provided the Spanish teen sensation can continue his stunning rise. Alcaraz was disappointingly knocked out of the Monte Carlo Masters on Wednesday at the last-32 stage, which was a jolt back down to earth from his win at the previous Masters event of 2022 in Miami.
Atlanta Hawks center Clint Capela suffered no structural damage to his right knee but could miss a significant part — if not all — of an opening-round playoff series against the Miami Heat, sources told ESPN on Saturday.
Emma Raducanu struggled with a blister in a one-sided loss to Marketa Vondrousova but Harriet Dart rode to Great Britain’s rescue to set up a deciding doubles rubber in their Billie Jean King Cup clash with the Czech Republic in Prague.
Novak Djokovic has been told he has several things he needs to move on from before becoming victorious once more. Former world No 1 Justine Henin outlined the five "emotional shocks" he has suffered in the last few seasons as she warned fans the Serb wasn't "a machine" but threw her support behind Djokovic's ability to overcome his past setbacks.
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Despite losing starting center Clint Capela to a first-half injury in Friday's play-in game, the Atlanta Hawks rallied behind Trae Young's season-saving second half to beat the Cavaliers 107-101 in Cleveland.
CLEVELAND (AP) — Trae Young scored 32 of his 38 points in the second half and the Atlanta Hawks overcame losing center Clint Capela to a knee injury to beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 107-101 in the play-in on Friday night and earn the Eastern Conference's No. 8 playoff seed.
Atlanta Hawks starting center Clint Capela left in the first half of Friday's play-in game against the Cleveland Cavaliers with a hyperextended right knee and will not return, according to the team.