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After a slow April, Kyle Tucker has first key Dodger moment in walk-off win over Marlins
After a disappointing first month, the Dodgers hope Monday night will help jumpstart a turnaround for their prized free-agent signing.
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Corteen-Coleman named in England Women’s T20 World Cup squad
England name 15-player squad with Sciver-Brunt captaining, and Wyatt-Hodge retained for eighth campaign
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Arsenal’s Eberechi Eze trains alongside Riccardo Calafiori; Kai Havertz and Jurrien Timber absent
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is set to speak to reporters before the game on Tuesday.
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Jaden McDaniels embraces vitriol as part of his villain arc in Timberwolves’ playoffs
McDaniels has become the man Denver loves to hate, and that’s OK with him.
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Pistons’ season on the brink against Magic: ‘We’ve got to fight like hell’
The Detroit Pistons came into the playoffs with promise and the top seed. That’s all vanishing against the Orlando Magic.
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Spencer Jones saved the Nuggets’ season. Then he had to wait for a ride home
Jones scored 20 points on 7-of-9 shooting for Denver as Aaron Gordon’s replacement in Game 5.
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PSG vs Bayern Munich live updates: Champions League semi-final predictions, team news and latest score
Follow live updates as PSG host Bayern Munich in the first leg of their Champions League semi-final
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Marcus Foligno’s ‘storybook’ moment came with Wild season on the line, full family in attendance
Nick Foligno on his brother Marcus’ game-tying goal against the Stars on Saturday: “That was as storybook as it could get.”
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Haitians await pivotal pre-World Cup hearing over whether they have right to remain in the U.S.
Haitian fans are already banned from travelling to the U.S. and this week the Supreme Court will rule on whether those living there can stay
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Reds rookie Sal Stewart keeps ‘killing this league,’ forcing opponents to take notice
Stewart won the National League Player of the Week to start the season and hasn’t looked back since.
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