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Dom Amore: The CT golfer who 'never took a break' has driven himself to PGA Tour, the Travelers
HARTFORD, Conn. — Keith Kaliszewski, who has coached the golfers at Hamden Hall for more than two decades, recalls a ... Read More
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Chip Scoggins: Timberwolves and Wild bosses share a similar need to improve their rosters
MINNEAPOLIS — They work 10 miles apart. Their respective teams had close to the same number of wins this past season and made it to the same round in the playoffs.
Bill Guerin and Tim Connelly also have a similar ...Read more
Ed Graney: Josh Pastner likes what he sees in Runnin' Rebels
LAS VEGAS — He’s trying to set a tone. For guys to have a level of discipline. To feel as though they have accomplished something.
Two weeks into 6 a.m. strength and conditioning summer workouts for his UNLV ...Read more
Michael King gets back on track, Manny Machado homers as Padres sneak past Braves
His peak?
As he’s discussed the ups and downs of regaining his feel after an injury-riddled season, Michael King has quibbled — in his good-natured way — with the notion that what he did to the Atlanta Braves in ...Read more
Heat land Giannis Antetokounmpo in NBA blockbuster trade
MIAMI — A franchise seemingly adrift at sea for years in hopes of harpooning a whale on the NBA personnel market now has its trophy catch, with the Miami Heat late Monday night reaching an agreement to acquire two-time ...Read more
Orioles win 3rd straight, 6-1 over Angels, behind gem, unlikely hero
ANAHEIM, Calif. — After winning two straight games over the best team in baseball, the Orioles made the quick drive to Orange County to play the American League’s worst team.
The result was the same.
The Orioles ...Read more
Rockies stun Red Sox with walk-off three-run triple off Aroldis Chapman
By all accounts the Boston Red Sox had this one in the bag.
Facing a terrible Colorado Rockies team who came into Monday with the worst record in MLB, the Red Sox held a 2-0 lead and watched as the Rockies ran themselves ...Read more
Timberwolves trade Julius Randle and first-round pick to Nets
MINNEAPOLIS — Last month, Minnesota Timberwolves President Tim Connelly said the Wolves had to change after losing decisively to the Oklahoma City Thunder and San Antonio Spurs, two teams they may be chasing down in the ...Read more
Golden Knights owner Bill Foley launches NBA expansion bid for Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS — Vegas Golden Knights owner Bill Foley has officially launched a bid to bring an NBA expansion team to Las Vegas, he announced Monday.
Foley has hired Morgan Stanley & Co. to be his exclusive financial ...Read more
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred cites Giants' 'lapse of communication' over Pride caps, says players won't be disciplined
Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred penned a response to a United States senator regarding the San Francisco Giants’ Pride Night controversy on Monday afternoon, referring to the team’s communication with ...Read more
Phillies' offense stuck in neutral in 4-1 rain-delayed loss to Nationals
WASHINGTON — Every time the Phillies seemed like they generated any sort of spark against Foster Griffin and the Washington Nationals, it was quickly snuffed out.
When Rafael Marchán singled to lead off the third ...Read more
Cardinals bullpen hangs tight for win over Diamondbacks and Nolan Arenado
ST. LOUIS — Tasked with needing to record seven outs to keep a one-run lead intact, the work from the final three Cardinals relievers to appear on Monday night vs. the Diamondbacks ensured the quality start from Andre ...Read more
Dodgers defeat Twins, but lose Kyle Tucker and catcher Dalton Rushing during game
MINNEAPOLIS — The Los Angeles Dodgers’ recent offensive scuffling fell down the list of the team’s most pressing issues Monday, in their 2-1 win against the Minnesota Twins.
In the first three innings, the Dodgers ...Read more
Rays can't keep good times going vs. Royals, lose another close game
TAMPA, Fla. — Just when you might have thought the Tampa Bay Rays had put their worst behind them and were ready to go on another hot streak, they showed otherwise.
Facing a Kansas City Royals team that has been one of ...Read more
Tigers' Valdez tosses gem, Greene homers to defeat Yankees
DETROIT — Going into the series against the East Division-leading New York Yankees Monday, the Detroit Tigers had the best record in the American League in June (11-6). They’d hit the second most homers (35) in the ...Read more
Bill Shaikin: Why a salary cap wouldn't be enough to stop the Dodgers from winning
LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers won the World Series last year, and the year before that. Their lead is the largest in any division this year. That success, and the money that nourishes it, has battalions of fans beyond Los ...Read more
Mets-Cubs postponed due to rain, will play doubleheader Wednesday
NEW YORK — A gloomy and depressing season was given a rest by a similar day.
The New York Mets‘ matchup against the Chicago Cubs was postponed due to rain on Monday. The game will be made up on Wednesday as a split ...Read more
Bob Wojnowski: Dusty May built a beast at Michigan, but never really got to enjoy it
DETROIT — Dusty May knew the game, embraced the game and played it brilliantly. In two stirring seasons at Michigan, he balanced the transactional aspects of a rapidly changing sport and became a coaching star. A coveted...Read more
Celtics emerge as heightened competition with Heat to land Bucks' Antetokounmpo
MIAMI — The speculation has turned to substance when it comes to a competing bid for Giannis Antetokounmpo, with the Miami Heat again facing the prospect of being bested by the Boston Celtics.
After weeks of such ...Read more
Bruins legend Patrice Bergeron makes Hockey Hall of Fame
BOSTON — To the surprise of absolutely no one in the hockey world, former Boston Bruins center Patrice Bergeron was elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility on Monday.
Also going in are Keith ...Read more
Why this loaded NBA draft could hinge on what the Clippers do with the No. 5 pick
LOS ANGELES — Even during an early start to their offseason, the Los Angeles Clippers got one major win in May.
The Clippers were the quiet winners of the NBA draft lottery, where, with coin-flip odds, they swiped the ...Read more
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- Bob Wojnowski: Dusty May built a beast at Michigan, but never really got to enjoy it
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