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Olympics 2016: is NBA’s Dream Team legacy over?
The 2016 Men’s Olympics Basketball Team has officially released its roster, one that the nation isn’t accustomed to seeing – certainly not the legendary, hall of fame player line-up during the “Dream Team” era. This year, more NBA superstars have decided to skip out on the Games than ever before, and may be a product of the all…
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2016 marks an NBA free agency frenzy
With the recent blockbuster deal of Derrick Rose to the New York Knicks, all eyes are on this year’s NBA offseason for trades are already being processed prior before free agency opens this Friday, July 1st.
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First Take’s Farewell: Goodbye Bayless, Goodbye First Take
ESPN’s No.1 debate show will not only be “Bay-less” but also “character-less” after losing one of the biggest TV personalities in all of sports. ESPN “First Take”, the sports show of the century, will change forever with the recent move of Host Skip Bayless to FOX Sports.
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Cleveland’s championship conquest: more than just a chip for the Cavs
The Cavaliers’ Game 7 win at Oracle Arena Sunday night proved to be more than just a game, a championship, and even history — Cleveland’s first NBA title meant everything. Inspired to win Cleveland’s first major pro sports title since 1965, LeBron James had put up one of the greatest games of his entire professional career.
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United We Stand: USA shows new comradery in win vs. Ecuador
The U.S. men’s national soccer team showed a tremendous sense of synergy in there 2-1 win over Ecuador Thursday Night, helping them advance to the Copa America Semifinals for the first time since 1995.
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