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Lakers exec: Rob Pelinka remaining ‘empowered’ to run basketball operations
“Rob’s empowered to do what he does,” Lakers new president of business operations Lon Rosen said of Pelinka on Tuesday.
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U.S. men’s hockey team honored at State of the Union, Trump says women’s team coming to White House
Trump recognized the team for its gold-medal-winning effort at the Olympics.
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After playoff disappointment, Shota Imanaga’s comeback tour begins with optimism
Imanaga threw two scoreless innings in a 6-5 win over the Padres on Tuesday.
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Trae Young emotional in Atlanta return: ‘Got so much love for this city and these fans’
The guard didn’t play in his first game in Atlanta since he was traded to Washington, but a tribute video appeared to move him to tears.
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Doc Rivers, Erik Spoelstra react to Pat Riley’s call for coaches to wear suits
Pat Riley thinks coaches should go back to suits. “But he wore suits differently than us mortals,” Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said.
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Officiating from New York? NFL discusses contingencies as talks with referees union drag on
The NFL is considering the idea of centralizing some officiating functions in New York.
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Bengals’ Duke Tobin talks Burrow restructure, big swings, Hendrickson at combine
Cincinnati’s director of player personnel also discussed Dalton Risner and addressing defensive tackle.
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Paul Skenes expects to make two starts in World Baseball Classic
Skenes would only see a second start if Team USA advances out of pool play, which they are expected to do.
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Radko Gudas ‘sorry’ for slur during Olympic game, isn’t concerned about Crosby fallout
Gudas drew considerable attention for his actions in a quarterfinal game vs. Canada.
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NHL commissioner Bettman on U.S. players attending State of the Union, Olympic momentum, more
Twenty players from the U.S. hockey team went to Washington D.C. NHL commissioner Gary Bettman said the decision is up to them.
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