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Sources: Durant (knee) cleared to play in Game 2
Rockets star Kevin Durant has been cleared to return for Game 2 against the Los Angeles Lakers after missing Game 1 due to a knee tendon bruise.
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Lynx’s Napheesa Collier out until June following ‘successful’ ankle surgery
Collier suffered three torn ligaments and a torn shin muscle during the Lynx’s Game 3 loss to the Phoenix Mercury in the playoff semifinals.
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Wemby ruled out, placed in concussion protocol
Spurs star Victor Wembanyama was ruled out of the remainder of Tuesday night’s first-round playoff game against the Portland Trail Blazers in San Antonio after being placed in the concussion protocol.
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Rockets get Kevin Durant back for Game 2 vs. Lakers
With Kevin Durant back in the fold, can he do enough to help Houston even the series?
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NFL Draft 2026 live updates: Latest mock draft, order, prospect rankings, TV channel and start time
Follow our live coverage of tonight’s NFL Draft where the first 32 picks of Round 1 will be completed
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Feliciano-Jones stake in Padres to be up to 40 percent, with more investors to join: Sources
A stake of, say, 35 percent would put José E. Feliciano’s and Kwanza Jones’ actual commitment closer to $1.4 billion.
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Philadelphia Phillies’ Zack Wheeler to return from injured list against Atlanta Braves on Saturday
Wheeler, who last pitched in the majors in mid-August, will likely face a limit of 90 pitches.
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How the Cowboys and Brandon Aubrey finalized his $28 million contract
The deal keeps Aubrey in Dallas through the 2030 season and makes him the league’s highest-paid kicker.
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Christian Scott to start Thursday as Mets look for answers amid 11-game losing streak
The Mets are getting solid results out of Nolan McLean, Clay Holmes and Freddy Peralta, but the other two spots in the rotation stick out.
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Chelsea performance against Brighton was ‘indefensible’, says Liam Rosenior – ‘Something needs to change’
The Chelsea head coach described the 3-0 defeat on Tuesday as “the most difficult night” of his career.
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