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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Klay Thompson has taken up swimming in chilly San Francisco Bay to mix things up as he endures yet another year-long rehab for his right Achilles tendon immediately after working back from a torn ACL in his left knee. Truly a … [Continue reading] about Klay Thompson finding new ways to move through another rehab
The term in use these days is “legal tampering.” Doesn’t seem sensible, and some might call it the “cheating period” instead. Regardless, on Monday, two days before the NFL’s 2021 business year begins, the 32 teams and agents for the players will be … [Continue reading] about Nobody comes for free in NFL free agency that begins Monday
Some players and other members of the New Orleans Pelicans organization have received their first dose of COVID-19 vaccinations, following changes in the eligibility standards for Louisiana residents. The Pelicans said the vaccines were administered … [Continue reading] about Pelicans say some players, staff received COVID-19 vaccine
The biggest unknown leading into a March Madness bracket reveal more than a year in the making had nothing to do with bubble teams or top seeds. Instead, it was the not-so-simple matter of which programs would be healthy enough to play. Kansas and … [Continue reading] about Life on the bubble: Brackets set for return of March Madness
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Rumors and conspiracy theories swirled this past week regarding the whereabouts of Zé Gotinha, the mascot for Brazil’s national vaccination program. The clamor surrounding the costumed Zé Gotinha began Wednesday, after former … [Continue reading] about Brazil wonders about whereabouts of vaccine mascot
