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A LARGE MOTOR COACH bus pulled out from the side of TD Garden in Boston, and with it came a swarm of people. The oversized vehicle turned onto Causeway Street as security attempted to disperse the mob.
No. 14 Kansas suffered a 76-46 blowout loss at top-ranked Houston on Saturday, but the defeat might not have been the worst news of the day for the Jayhawks.
LOS ANGELES — Chicago Bulls guard Zach LaVine said he is ahead of schedule in his recovery from season-ending surgery on his right foot and expects to be healthy for the start of next season.
As the NBA season continues forward, Saturday brings us a basketball bonanza with seven captivating games on the schedule. The matchup I'm most excited about is the one between the Boston Celtics and Phoenix Suns, which will be on ABC. With star players like Jayson Tatum, Kevin Durant and Devin Booker, among others, this game promises a showcase of talent. However, from a betting perspective, my focus will be on a few other games.
Christian Horner said he would not stand in the way of Max Verstappen leaving Red Bull if he chooses to do so, but he remains confident the reigning champion will stay at the team beyond the end of this year.
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Indiana Pacers guard Bennedict Mathurin will undergo season-ending surgery to repair a torn right labrum, the team announced Saturday.
UNCASVILLE, Conn. — UConn center Aaliyah Edwards left the Huskies' Big East quarterfinal win over Providence on Saturday after taking an elbow to her nose.