Nets buy out Ben Simmons; move to Clippers next, sources say - ESPN
Ben Simmons has agreed to a contract buyout with the Brooklyn Nets and intends to sign with the LA Clippers after clearing waivers, sources told ESPN's Shams Charania on Saturday.
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Dundee defeat can't derail Airdrie's survival fight, insists captain
Adam Frizzell says Airdrie’s 4-0 Scottish Cup defeat at Dundee can’t derail their fight against Championship relegation.
No wonder Man City want to restart the season - Pep Guardiola must think he's cursed
One of Pep Guardiola's favourite phrases is 'it is what it is.' He never looks for excuses and accepts the up-and-down nature of football. He's been around enough to see everything and knows that there aren't the incredible highs without some lows around the corner.
Ranji Trophy Quarter-Finals: MD Nidheesh, Anshul Kamboj, Chintan Gaja Shine On Opening Day
The opening day of the Ranji Trophy quarterfinals saw a dominant display of bowling across four matches on Saturday. Kerala pacer MD Nidheesh bagged a five-wicket haul to restrict Jammu & Kashmir to 228/8 at stumps at the MCA Stadium in Pune. Kerala won the toss and invited J&K to bat first. The batting side had a poor start as Nidheesh removed the top three in the opening session to leave the side reeling at 48/3. However, Kanhaiya Wadhawan first stitched a brief 19-run partnership with captain Paras Dogra, who was removed by Basil Thampi, before adding a 55-run stand with Sahil Lotra. Wadhawan departed after scoring 48 as Nidheesh got his fourth wicket of the day.
Roy Keane fumes at Manchester United amid 'unfair' Ruben Amorim selection decision
Roy Keane has criticised Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim for his call to deploy new recruit Patrick Dorgu as a right wing-back on debut.
'A pity' - Pep Guardiola gives Nico Gonzalez injury update after Man City debut
Pep Guardiola said it was a 'pity' that Nico Gonzalez had to come off on a bruising introduction to English football.
What Savinho and Ruben Dias did in FA Cup shows sobering Man City truth
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St. John's shows it has the makings of a Big East championship team in win at UConn
STORRS, Conn. — The first trickles of sloshed and saddened UConn fans descended from the upper level of Gampel Pavilion with 3:11 remaining in a game that was supposed to reanimate the two-time defending national champions but instead devolved into the passing of a conference torch from one regional power to the upstarts from Queens. "F--- it," one man shouted as he waved an arm in disgust and slugged the last few gulps of his adult beverage, searching for solace in the dregs of $2 beer night. By then, the Huskies trailed by eight following a pair of free throws from Red Storm standout Kadary Richmond, a thorn in Connecticut’s side for the whole of his collegiate career, and nothing about the home team’s turnover-filled malaise suggested any kind of storybook comeback was in play.