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Published May 13, 2021, 1:08 PM Trae Young of the Atlanta Hawks drives to the basket during the game against the Washington Wizards on May 12, 2021 at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Scott Cunningham / NBAE / Getty Images / Getty Images via AFP) Trae Young scored 33 points to propel the Atlanta Hawks to a 120-116 come-from-behind victory over the Washington Wizards on Wednesday and into the NBA playoffs. John Collins, fed by Young, drained a go-ahead three-pointer with 24.8 seconds left to play as the Hawks erased a 13-point third-quarter deficit and secured the win. “We wer...

* Russell Westbrook is the NBA’s new triple-double king, and it happened with a rebound Tuesday night in Atlanta. The Washington Wizards, in the thick of the playoff hunt, lost a crucial road game by to the Hawks by one point, 125-124, after Westbrook failed to connect on a three-point attempt with time running out. But his rebound with 8:30 remaining in the fourth quarter, gave him 10 boards to add to his 21 points and 15 assists. It became his 182nd career triple-double and moved him ahead of Hall of Fame point guard Oscar Robertson’s 181, a record that stood for 47 years. Even Hawks f...

Adorning the cover of the first-ever print edition of the new  Islandia Journal quarterly magazine is the image of an Everglades Griffin. Part lion, part alligator (because Florida), and part bird, this mythical creature is both fantastical and practical all at once. Islandia — pronounced with or without a Spanish accent — is all about the fantastic. As the tiny print on the third page puts it, “ Islandia Journal is a (sub)tropical periodical of prose, poetry, and visual art.” To put it another way,  Islandia is a collection of pictures and stories about Florida and the Caribbea...

Photo by Jessica Lipscomb Adorning the cover of the first-ever print edition of the new Islandia Journalquarterly magazine is the image of an Everglades Griffin. Part lion, part alligator (because Florida), and part bird, this mythical creature is both fantastical and practical all at once. Islandia — pronounced with or without a Spanish accent — is all about the fantastic. As the tiny print on the third page puts it, “ Islandia Journal is a (sub)tropical periodical of prose, poetry, an...