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In the Pipeline: A show of heart from Little League
The playoffs are upon us. I'm not referring to the NBA or the NHL, though there are some terrific series taking place in those leagues. I'm talking about Little League baseball here in Huntington Beach, where, as the Jeff Pratto-led Ocean View team showed...
Tags: Little League Baseball, Baseball, Authors, Book, National Basketball Association
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Seven local girls to try out for U16 national basketball team
Seven local girls basketball players will try out for the U16 national team this weekend at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. First-team All Metro players Stephanie Jones, Aberdeen; Danielle Edwards, McDonogh; Taylor Murray,...
Tags: Sports, Dwayne Johnson
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What time is the NBA Draft lottery?
Orlando SentinelThe NBA Draft Lottery will be announced on a special lottery show on ESPN starting at 7:58 p.m. Tuesday night. An official release from the NBA states that the actual order of the lottery could be announced any time between 8:25 and 9 p.m. Orlando has a...Tags: Stanley Cup Playoffs, NBA Conference Finals, Boston Bruins, ESPN (tv network), New York Rangers
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NBA Draft Lottery has no clear prize for team that wins the top pick
After a calendar year of franchise-changing decisions and a regular season dominated by losses, the next stage of the Orlando Magic's rebuilding process will be determined by the random bounces of 14 pingpong balls Tuesday night. The Magic will enter...
Tags: Golden State Warriors, Robin Williams, Nerlens Noel, NBA Draft, Alex Martins
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Ailene Voisin: Sacramento rallies around Kings
The Sacramento BeeSACRAMENTO, Calif. For the better part of three years, they had one of the most thankless jobs in the industry, trying to sell season tickets when your franchise is forever on the move? Good luck. Good night. And break out the suitcase. So imagine how...Tags: David Stern, Services and Shopping, Chris Clark (ice hockey), Air Transportation Delays, NBA Draft
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Kings await lottery
The Sacramento BeeSACRAMENTO, Calif. One of the many questions about the Kings this offseason will be answered Tuesday. When the NBA draft lottery concludes shortly after 5 p.m. PDT, the Kings will know where they will pick in the first round of the June 27 draft. The...Tags: Thomas Robinson, Trey Burke, Victor Oladipo, Nerlens Noel, NBA Draft
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Hansen: Bid for Kings over, but push for Seattle NBA team continues
The Seattle TimesSEATTLE Five days after the NBA denied his attempt to purchase the Sacramento Kings and relocate the team to Seattle, Chris Hansen said he was disappointed in the league's decision and vowed to continue plans "bringing the NBA back to Seattle." The NBA...Tags: Christopher Hansen, National Basketball Association, Sports, Kevin Johnson, Safeco Field
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All-Central Florida flag football: Dr. Phillips won't forget Hannah Schaible
Hannah Schaible has worn a Dr. Phillips uniform hundreds of times. From basketball and volleyball jerseys to flag football T-shirts, Schaible has spent four years in light and dark blue. The thought that it's time to hang up the uniform? That hasn't...
Tags: Football, Sports
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Janet Rasmussen is bringing pride back to Oak Ridge sports
The Ridge is officially back. So 17-year-old basketball and football player Revel Luvin tells me. Oak Ridge High School never left, but anyone who has coached, taught or attended the school can tell you that until three years ago, school spirit dried up...
Tags: Polo, Tennis, Baseball, Teaching and Learning, High School Sports
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Dave Bike To Retire After 35 Years At Sacred Heart; Assistant Anthony Latina To Be Named Next Coach
By MIKE ANTHONY manthony@courant.com Sacred Heart men's basketball coach Dave Bike, one of the state's treasured sports figures, has decided to retire after 35 years and will not return for the 2013-14 season, according four sources familiar with...Tags: National Economic Council, High School Baseball, Detroit Tigers, Northeast Conference, College Baseball
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American Athletic Conference postseason hoops sites still up for discussion
PONTE VEDRA BEACH — The American Athletic Conference, formerly known as the Big East, is still weighing where to hold its postseason basketball tournaments. Connecticut, USF and Cincinnati were previously part of the Big East group that held its...
Tags: UCF Knights, College Basketball, Big East Conference, Sports, Connecticut Huskies
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American Athletic Conference Meetings Begin; No Talk On Basketball Sites
The Hartford CourantOn a day that included plenty of handshakes and introductions, coaches and athletic directors began the American Athletic Conference spring meetings by discussing the minutiae. They talked about bylaws and scheduling, heard about officiating and...Tags: Politics, Southern Methodist Mustangs, Lobbying, Kevin Ollie, Paul Pasqualoni
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