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Trail Blazers fined $100,000 as assistant GMs suspended for NBA Draft violation
Assistant general managers Mike Schmitz and Sergi Oliva were suspended for two weeks after the Blazers self-reported the violations.
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Woods can leave U.S. for treatment, judge rules
A Florida judge granted Tiger Woods’ request on Wednesday to travel outside the U.S. and enter a comprehensive inpatient treatment facility.
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Kansas coach Self to return for 2026-27 season
Kansas men’s basketball coach Bill Self is set to return for the 2026-27 season, saying in a statement Wednesday that he remains “focused and committed to Kansas” and “competing for a National Championship.”
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Jose Altuve is staying patient and propelling a new-look Astros offense
Altuve is spearheading a lineup that just scored 45 runs and worked 32 walks across a seven-game homestand.
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Phillies takeaways: Justin Crawford’s walk-off, ABS strategy, Zack Wheeler update
The Phillies, among the oldest teams last season, have witnessed two magical moments from their youngest players in the past two games.
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In Nationals’ series loss, unfamiliar situations lead to familiar outcome
In a vacuum, these were the levers to pull. However, it didn’t work out, and Washington’s shot for a series victory evaporated.
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Chelsea 1-0 Arsenal: Sonia Bompastor sent off after Katie McCabe’s hair pull in fiery finale
McCabe was not disciplined for the incident at the end of an eventful second leg tie, which Chelsea won 1-0 on the night.
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Bill Self, Kansas’ all-time winningest coach, returning for 24th season with Jayhawks
Self will be looking to add to his legacy of two national championships and 21 conference titles.
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FIFA raises World Cup ticket prices again as fans frustrated by last sales phase
Tickets to roughly 40 of the World Cup’s 104 matches were more expensive Wednesday than they had been in any previous ticketing phase.
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ABS delivers first walk-off challenge as Orioles appeal final strike in win over Rangers
The automated ball-strike challenge system revealed that a fastball from Albert Suárez was in the strike zone.
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