Tiger Woods officially out of PGA Championship
Tiger Woods will miss the US PGA Championship as expected after undergoing ankle surgery last month.
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Nuggets’ Nikola Jokic makes up with Suns' owner after sideline shove: ‘Hoping he was gonna pay my fine’
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Embiid shines as Sixers sink Celtics, Nuggets rout Suns
LOS ANGELES: The Philadelphia 76ers moved to within one win of a series victory over the Boston Celtics in the NBA playoffs on Tuesday as the Denver Nuggets thrashed the Phoenix Suns to edge closer to a place in the conference finals.
Dodgers' Mookie Betts gets Airbnb to stay out of supposedly haunted team hotel in Milwaukee
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Hall of Famer Reggie Miller reveals which NBA playoff team is on 'life support'
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Turnovers, missed threes, Poole frustrated, Payton sits: Is this the beginning of the Warriors’ end?
LOS ANGELES — It didn’t feel like the end of a dynasty, if only because we had seen this movie before. For all their struggles from beyond the arc and shifting rotations Monday night in Los Angeles, we’d all seen the Warriors pull out of a tailspin of a game and put together a burst that led to a spectacular win too many times to think it wouldn’t happen one more time. It’s what the Warriors have done since 2015.
Unheralded Walker Sparks Lakers Rally As Warriors Wobble
Unheralded bench player Lonnie Walker led a fourth-quarter rally as the Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Golden State Warriors to leave the NBA champions on the brink of elimination from the playoffs on Monday. The 24-year-old Walker erupted for 15 fourth-quarter points as the Lakers completed a dramatic 104-101 victory to put them one win away from clinching the best-of-seven Western Conference second-round series. Walker, who has struggled to establish himself since joining the Lakers on a one-year contract last year after battling a series of injuries, was mobbed by LeBron James and other Lakers teammates after the victory.