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LeBron, Cavs dunk Bucks in second half

A dunk from LeBron James started a decisive run for the lethargic Cleveland Cavaliers.


Keselowski wins in wild Fontana finish

While Kevin Harvick chased Kurt Busch down the stretch in a battle of the best cars in the Fontana field, Brad Keselowski was buried in 17th place — until the yellow flags started flying.


Kluber allows two HRs, but Tribe wins

Corey Kluber pitched 52/3 innings, yielding three hits, two runs and a walk. He struck out six.


Report: Browns ‘Hard Knocks’ front-runners

Report: Browns ‘Hard Knocks’ front-runners The Factory of Sadness could be getting a closeup.


Salazar pitches well for Indians

Danny Salazar walked two and struck out five.


Pittsburgh, Boston play to a tie

Six Pirates pitchers combined for 15 strikeouts.


Buckeyes bounced by second-seeded Arizona

If D’Angelo Russell really has played his last collegiate game, it’s not the way Ohio State wanted to send him out.


Stenson leads at Bay Hill; Kokrak in chase again

Jason Kokrak shot a 7-under 65 on Saturday.


Saturday on the linkas More professional golf results

TUCSON CONQUISTADORES CLASSIC TUCSON, ARIZ. Marco Dawson made a 15-foot par putt on the par-4


‘Concrete Charlie’ was one of NFL’s last 60-minute men

Chuck Bednarik, a Pro Football Hall of Famer and one of the last great two-way NFL players, died early Saturday. He was 89.


Buckeyes, Stieber win NCAA wrestling titles

Ohio State clinched the championship before the final round began and also got titles from Logan Stieber (141) and Nathan Tomasello (125).


Harvick continues his NASCAR dominance

Kevin Harvick apparently isn’t satisfied with dominating just one NASCAR race series this year.


California native looking for a sweep

Harvick is on a run of four wins and three second-place finishes dating to last season.


After wild start, tourney settles down

Associated Press SEATTLE Peyton Aldridge’s first stint in the NCAA Tournament was cut short by


Friends become foes in Ohio State-Arizona matchup

Buckeye coach Thad Matta is 2-0 against his good friend Sean Miller.