Russell Westbrook plans to sign with LA Clippers, agent says
After completing a contract buyout, nine-time All-Star guard Russell Westbrook plans to sign with the LA Clippers, his agent, Jeff Schwartz of Excel Sports, told ESPN.
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Russell Westbrook staying in Los Angeles, to sign with Clippers
The Clippers players REALLY wanted him. The Clippers are a player-friendly organization that needs a point guard.
Source - Chargers DC Renaldo Hill bolts to rejoin Fins' Fangio
Chargers defensive coordinator Renaldo Hill is leaving Los Angeles to reunite with Dolphins defensive coordinator Vic Fangio and become Miami's defensive pass-game coordinator, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Russian-led IBA says boycotted world championships must be 2024 Olympic qualifiers
The International Olympic Committee's (IOC) qualifying process for boxing at next year's Paris Games is unacceptable and must recognise world championships that some countries are boycotting, the governing IBA said on Monday.
IBA demand that boycotted world championships must be 2024 Olympic qualifiers
The International Boxing Association say that IOC's qualifying process for boxing at next year's Olympic Games is unacceptable and must recognise a world championships that many countries, including Ireland, are boycotting.
Packers are 'disgusted' with Aaron Rodgers, former NFL beat writer says
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James hurts hand but hopes to lift Lakers into NBA playoffs
LeBron James has not missed the NBA playoffs in back-to-back seasons since his first two campaigns and the Los Angeles Lakers star really doesn't want it to happen again this year.
LeBron James hurts hand but hopes to lift Lakers into NBA playoffs
LeBron James has not missed the NBA playoffs in back-to-back seasons since his first two campaigns and the Los Angeles Lakers star really doesn't want it to happen again this year.But the 38-year-old playmaker, who became the NBA's all-time scoring leader earlier this month, has been nagged by ailments and couldn't even escape Sunday's NBA All-Star Game without an injury.James sat out the second half after hurting his right hand as Team LeBron lost to Team Giannis Antetokounmpo 184-175, the first defeat for James in six times as an All-Star captain."I got my finger caught in the rim, but I'll be fine," James said. "I don't think it's too much to worry about but for precautionary reasons I just had to take the rest of the night off."