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Suns G Chris Paul (groin) ruled out for Game 5
Phoenix point guard Chris Paul will miss a third consecutive game due to a left groin strain when the Suns visit the Denver Nuggets on Tuesday.
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Lindsay Whalen resigns as coach of alma mater Minnesota
Lindsay Whalen stepped down as Minnesota head coach after five seasons leading her alma mater.
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With Kevin Durant on board, Suns continue trip at Bulls
Devin Booker gleefully stole the spotlight during Kevin Durant celebrated debut with the Phoenix Suns.
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Two-time All-Star Jason Kipnis announces retirement
Two-time All-Star second baseman Jason Kipnis, who played nine of his 10 seasons in Cleveland, officially announced his retirement on Monday.
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Two-time All-Star Jason Kipnis announces retirement
Two-time All-Star second baseman Jason Kipnis, who played nine of his 10 seasons in Cleveland, officially announced his retirement on Monday.
United States Jason Kipnis American League Atlanta Braves Two Time All Star American League All Star
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CNN-News18 leads English news genre with 42.7% market share
CNN-News18 leads English news genre with 42.7% market share
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Mavericks waive 4-time All-Star G Kemba Walker
The Dallas Mavericks waived four-time All-Star guard Kemba Walker in a cost-cutting move on Friday.
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Jimmy Butler's return boosts Heat to OT win over Celtics
Jimmy Butler returned to the Miami lineup and produced 25 points and 15 rebounds, leading the Heat to a 120-116 overtime win over the host Boston Celtics on Fri
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