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Roger Federer tops Stan Wawrinka for 5th Indian Wells title
Federer, who captured the Australian Open in January, added the BNP Paribas Open title on Sunday by beating Swiss countryman Stan Wawrinka 6-4, 7-5 in the finals in Indian Wells, Calif.
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Ex-San Francisco 49ers WR Dwight Clark announces ALS diagnosis
Dwight Clark, a former San Francisco 49ers receiver whose touchdown reception in the 1982 NFC Championship Game against the Dallas Cowboys is known as “The Catch” in the Bay Area, announced on his blog on Sunday that he has ALS.
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Kyrie Irving scores 46 as Cleveland Cavaliers beat Los Angeles Lakers
Kyrie Irving scored 46 points, and the Cleveland Cavaliers used a fourth-quarter rally to knock off the Los Angeles Lakers 125-120 on Sunday at Staples Center.
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Third-seeded UCLA races past Cincinnati
If this is indeed the road to the Final Four for UCLA, the Bruins will look back on their Sunday game as the one they had to find a way to win before they could challenge college basketball’s bluebloods for the national championship.
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Duke's season of high expectations ends abruptly, painfully
Sports’ Scott Gleeson breaks down how South Carolina earned a berth in the Sweet 16 by upsetting No. 2 Duke.
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Roger Federer dominates Rafael Nadal at Indian Wells
Ninth-seeded Roger Federer of Switzerland routed No. 5 seed Rafael Nadal of Spain 6-2, 6-3 in the BNP Paribas Open on Wednesday at Indian Wells, Calif.
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Utah Jazz drub Detroit Pistons in opener of road trip
Quin Snyder couldn’t have asked for a much better start to a four-game road trip.
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Goran Dragic pushes Miami Heat past New Orleans Pelicans
The fans at AmericanAirlines Arena were chanting, “MVP! MVP!” serenading the Miami Heat point guard on a night in which he scored 33 points, one short of his season high.
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Tebow collects 2 hits in likely final major league outing
Tim Tebow made what was likely his last spring training game with the New York Mets a memorable one, collecting a pair of hits in three at-bats Wednesday.
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Adam Jones, Eric Hosmer power USA past Venezuela
Adam Jones and Eric Hosmer homered in the eighth inning and the United States overcame a two-run deficit for a 4-2 victory over Venezuela in the second round of the World Baseball Classic at Petco Park on Wednesday.
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Cleveland Browns plan to move QB Brock Osweiler
Brock Osweiler was unloaded by the Houston Texans in a trade to the Cleveland Browns, but he’s not long for Ohio.
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Los Angeles Chargers sign Russell Okung to $53M deal
Offensive tackle Russell Okung signed a four-year, $53 million deal with the Los Angeles Chargers.
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TCU shocks No. 1 Kansas in Big 12 tournament
The magnitude of the upset TCU managed Thursday in the quarterfinals of the Big 12 Tournament could not be understated.
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Buffalo Bills add Micah Hyde, Jordan Poyer
The Buffalo Bills made moves to shore up the back of their secondary by agreeing to terms with safeties Micah Hyde and Jordan Poyer on Thursday’s opening day of the free-agency period.
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Detroit Lions release oft-injured LB DeAndre Levy
The Detroit Lions parted ways with linebacker DeAndre Levy on Thursday after he struggled with injuries over the past two seasons.
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Washington Redskins fire GM Scot McCloughan
The team announced in a statement on Thursday night that McCloughan was fired after just two years on the job.
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QBs Tony Romo, Tyrod Taylor head flurry of moves
As the countdown hurtles toward Thursday’s 4 p.m. start of the new league year, Wednesday was another busy day as NFL teams tried to re-sign their own players while negotiating with players from other teams.
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