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New York’s Julius Randle scored seven of his 21 points in the final 93 seconds Monday and the Knicks held off Orlando 91-84 to open an NBA holiday slate. Randle shot only 5-of-19 from the floor but added 17 rebounds while R.J. Barrett had 22 points and 10 rebounds as the Knicks, who ripped Boston

South Africa women’s team will wear black kit on for the Black Day ODI game.© Twitter Cricket South Africa (CSA) on Monday acted on the call from President Cyril Ramaphosa to act against the scourge of violence against women and children by officially launching one of the most anticipated events on South Africa’s cricketing calendar,

NBA: The New York Knicks ended their five-match losing streak by beating Boston Celtics on Sunday.© AFP The New York Knicks snapped their five-game NBA losing streak in emphatic style Sunday, holding the host Celtics to a season-low total in a 105-75 blowout win. Julius Randle scored 20 points and pulled down 12 rebounds and

Los Angeles superstar LeBron James celebrated his 36th birthday Wednesday with another NBA milestone, scoring double-digit points for the 1,000th straight game in the Lakers‘ 121-107 victory over the Spurs in San Antonio. James finished with 26 points to extend his already record streak of double-digit games in the regular season. He sealed the milestone

The NBA takes a leap into the unknown on Tuesday when the 2020-2021 season tips off after the shortest offseason in history against the backdrop of a raging Covid-19 crisis across the United States. Little more than two months after LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers brought the curtain down on a gruelling, pandemic-interrupted

Cory Giger discusses what we can expect next for Penn State, including who the Nittany Lions could play next week in the Big Ten crossover week. Also, what could happen with PSU’s bowl situation if it can win next week and get to 4-5? CONNECT: Nittany Sports Now: http://nittanysportsnow.com Pittsburgh Sports Live: http://pghsportslive.com

A Los Angeles Lakers team led by superstar LeBron James dominated the Miami Heat 106-93 on Sunday to win a record-equalling 17th NBA championship but their first in a decade. James added another chapter to an epic career, fueling the Lakers with a triple-double of 28 points, 14 rebounds and 10 assists and capturing his

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John Drew didn’t end his NBA career on very good terms. But as a two-time All-Star with the Atlanta Hawks in the late 70s, Drew had two clear messages for NBA fans: 1. Get your blood pressure checked. 2. Take your blood pressure meds.