The former Seahawks coach, who died recently at 86 is remembered as being as old school as they come.
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Tales of Chuck Knox, ‘the most intimidating coach I’ve ever been around’
The former Seahawks coach, who died recently at 86 is remembered as being as old school as they come.
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Tales of Chuck Knox, ‘the most intimidating coach I’ve ever been around’
The former Seahawks coach, who died recently at 86 is remembered as being as old school as they come.
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Tales of Chuck Knox, ‘the most intimidating coach I’ve ever been around’
The former Seahawks coach, who died recently at 86 is remembered as being as old school as they come.
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Tales of Chuck Knox, ‘the most intimidating coach I’ve ever been around’
President Donald Trump says the NFL is “doing the right thing” with a policy banning kneeling during the national anthem. The policy forbids players from sitting or taking a knee on the field during the anthem but allows them to stay in the locker room.
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Trump: NFL ‘doing the right thing’ with anthem
Cavs coach Tyronn Lue said the Celtics’ decision to not play Semi Ojeleye foiled his planned rotation for Kyle Korver, who didn’t check into Wednesday’s Game 5 until the start of the second quarter.
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Lue: Korver limited because C’s changed rotation
While LeBron James dismissed talk that he grew fatigued during Wednesday’s Game 5 loss to the Celtics, Cavaliers coach Tyronn Lue admitted, “He looked a little tired to me.”
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LeBron shrugs off talk he tired down stretch
Oklahoma City Thunder veteran Carmelo Anthony strongly disagreed with an Instagram post stating that Cleveland Cavaliers sharpshooter Kyle Korver is better than him at this point in their NBA careers.
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Carmelo rejects IG post claiming Korver is better
Jayson Tatum stole the show and Boston’s defense stymied LeBron in the second half. Now the Celtics head back to Cleveland with a chance to end King James’ Eastern Conference reign.
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Celtics push Cavs to the brink as Tatum, defense spark Game 5 rout
Despite losing Game 4 of the Western Conference finals at home, the Golden State Warriors like their chances ahead of Game 5 against the Rockets on Thursday in Houston.
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Warriors irked, but confident ahead of Game 5
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr said Andre Iguodala’s bruised lower left leg was “feeling a little better” Wednesday, but he was listed as questionable along with Klay Thompson (knee) for Thursday’s Western Conference finals Game 5.
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Iguodala (leg) ‘better,’ still questionable for G5
Six-time All-Star Amar’e Stoudemire said Wednesday that he’s considering a return to the NBA.
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Comeback kid? Stoudemire weighs return to NBA
Celtics coach Brad Stevens said Kyrie Irving’s recovery from knee surgery is going well, but that hasn’t eased Irving’s pain of not being able to face the Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference finals.
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Stevens: ‘Killing’ Kyrie to sit, but recovery good
Niners linebacker Reuben Foster will be able to rejoin the team on Thursday after a judge dropped two felony charges related to domestic violence.
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Foster’s felony charges dropped; can rejoin 49ers
Niners linebacker Reuben Foster will be able to rejoin the team on Thursday after a judge dropped two felony charges related to domestic violence.
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Foster’s felony charges dropped; can rejoin 49ers
Milwaukee police apologized and said officers have been disciplined over an incident in which a stun gun was used on Bucks rookie Sterling Brown in January.
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Video shows arrest, tasing of Bucks’ Brown