LeBron James Is Actively Hating On His Coach
LeBron James wants another championship but thinks undermining his coach will somehow help the Lakers win a ring.
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Sources - Clippers' Russell Westbrook has surgery on left hand - ESPN
LA Clippers guard Russell Westbrook — one of the league's top sixth men — underwent surgery on his fractured left hand on Monday and there's hope he'll return before the start of the Western Conference playoffs in April, sources told ESPN.
Djokovic and Nadal return, Gauff carries US flag at Indian Wells
LOS ANGELES : Novak Djokovic returns to Indian Wells for the first time in five years seeking a record sixth title while Coco Gauff looks to become the first U.S. woman to win the tournament since Serena Williams in 2001 when main-draw action begins on Wednesday.
Wife of Ryan Lowry recalls last conversation with her husband as inquest opens into axe attack death
A 'lovely and kind' foster dad killed in an axe attack in the street by his mentally ill cousin whom he helped care for told his wife just hours before his death 'Don't worry he won't hurt me', an inquest has been told.
'Oh, please don't!' - Gran, 77, who ran red light and smashed into girl at crossing thinks she shouldn't get driving ban
A grandmother has been banned from driving after she mowed down a nine year old girl in front of her mum in a hit-and-run.
Ex-NFL WR Braylon Edwards stops alleged assault of man, 80 - ESPN
FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. — A man has been charged with attempted murder in a locker room attack at a suburban Detroit YMCA that was broken up by former NFL player Braylon Edwards.
Drug dealer who 'tried to hide money after house sale' ordered to hand over £110,000
A convicted drug dealer who police said tried to hide the proceeds of the sale of his house has been ordered to pay back more than £110,000. He could face a fresh sentence - and possibly jail - if the sum isn't paid within three months, said police.
Delhi High Court Asks Centre, WFI To Reply To Wrestlers' Plea Against Federation Elections
The Delhi High Court on Monday sought responses of the Centre and the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) on a petition filed by wrestlers Bajrang Punia, Vinesh Phogat, Sakshi Malik and her husband Satyawart Kadian for declaring as illegal the December 2023 elections held by the sports body and setting it aside. Justice Sachin Datta issued notice to the Central government, WFI and Ad-Hoc Committee of WFI on the petition. The court granted time to the central government's standing counsel Anil Soni to get instructions in the matter and listed the plea for further hearing on March 7.