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What not to do
Mike Florio questions whether Pacman Jones is the right person to address players at the rookie symposium.
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Power outage
CSN: The Blackhawks' Stanley Cup hopes will soon be extinguished if they can't fix their struggling power play.
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A promise left unfulfilled?
PBT: LeBron James created self-imposed pressure to win "not two, not three, not four" titles. Thus, should the Heat's title chase fail, it's his legacy that will take the hit.
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Rose slowly built team capable of winning U.S. Open
Thanks to a close-knit group of friends and advisors, Justin Rose's journey from humble beginnings to U.S. Open champion is complete.
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Is Myers the next Puig?
HBT Daily: Craig Calcaterra investigates whether Wil Myers will have the same impact other stud rookies had like Yasiel Puig and Bryce Harper.
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Brazil in sight
PST: The U.S. men have a chance to take a big step toward World Cup qualification -- and exact a measure of revenge -- against Honduras tonight.
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Tires proving force for Force
MST: Force India and Paul Di Resta unquestionable saw a boost from Pirelli tires in Canada.
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Support from old Lions
About 325 former Penn State players, among them Kerry Collins and Paul Posluszny, have signed a statement supporting the lawsuit filed by the family of former coach Joe Paterno.
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Venus pulls out of Wimbledon
After 16 consecutive years of always showing up at Wimbledon, winning five titles along the way, Venus Williams pulled out of the grass-court Grand Slam tournament Tuesday, citing a lower back injury.
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Rudisha injures knee
World record 800m runner David Rudisha injured his knee running in Central Park and will miss the Kenyan Championships.
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Animal Kingdom goes out quietly
Kentucky Derby champion Animal Kingdom was unable to go out a winner, fading quickly in the Queen Anne Stakes on Tuesday in his last race before retirement.
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