From New York Post
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Jamal Murray's game-winner lifts Nuggets over Lakers for gentleman sweep
Jamal Murray scored 32 points despite a strained calf and sank the game-winner with 3.6 seconds left.
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Luis Severino looks back to prime self as current rock of Mets' rotation
Severino is back pitching at a level scarcely seen since his prime years with the Yankees, before Tommy John surgery and other assorted injuries turned him into a chronic rehabber.
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Derrick White's 38 points give Celtics Game 4 win, pushing Heat to brink of elimination
The Celtics won at Miami for the sixth straight time and improved to 14-3 in their last 17 games on the Heat’s home floor.
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Rangers' Peter Laviolette knows having rest in playoffs can go both ways
Whether the extra rest will serve as a benefit or detriment is yet to be seen, but the Rangers were scheduled to be off on Monday and Tuesday before they return to practice on Wednesday.
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Joey Wendle admits he made 'wrong' decision on critical Mets defensive play
With one out and runners on third and first, Nick Madrigal hit a ground ball to third base, which Wendle read as a double-play opportunity to end the inning rather than go for the out at home.
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Yankees' Aaron Judge makes first-career start in left field
After preparing for the possibility in each of the last two spring trainings, Judge finally started in left field Monday for the first time in his career.
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Miles McBride knew his crucial Knicks breakout was coming
Miles McBride didn’t just wait for his first real postseason opportunity. He worked for it.
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History on Rangers' side for Presidents' Trophy winners with first-round sweeps
The Rangers became the sixth Presidents’ Trophy winner (first awarded in the 1985-86 season) to sweep their opening-round playoff series.
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Patrick Mahomes turns heel by giving Logan Paul his Super Bowl rings on WWE 'Monday Night Raw'
Patrick Mahomes turned heel for one night as he lent out his three Super Bowl rings in an attempt to help buddy Logan Paul during a surprise appearance on WWE’s “Monday Night Raw.”
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Knicks' secondary players meeting the moment against 76ers
The Knicks played all season to get to this moment, one win away from advancing out of the first round of the playoffs for a second straight year.
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Mets' top-pitching prospect Christian Scott an option to aid rotation --- and chance may come soon
Scott has started five games and struck out 36 batters in 25 ¹/₃ innings for Syracuse. He’s pitched to a 3.20 ERA, with his seven homers allowed accounting for most of it.
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Ilya Sorokin not dwelling on his Game 3 Islanders meltdown
This has been a trying season for Sorokin, whose form rarely wavered over his first three seasons in the NHL, or during his time in the KHL before that.