NY Post - Sports
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Ben Simmons passes eye test with encouraging performance in Nets’ preseason openerBut more important than the scoreboard watching was whether the oft-injured Simmons passed the eye test in his first live action since February.
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Simon Holmstrom expected to claim Islanders’ final spot after last-minute roster moveThe Islanders took a more complicated road than necessary, but will get the same 23-man roster in the end.
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NHL bans players’ use of Pride Tape after already eliminating themed warmup jerseysPride Tape media relations representative Jeff McLean confirmed to The Post the league will not use the company's product this season.
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Mark Davis loses it after Raiders settle for field goal: ‘What an a–hole’Mark Davis was caught in a moment of anger by the “Monday Night Football” broadcast.
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Donte DiVincenzo salvages his Knicks preseason debut after ‘bumpy’ startThe Knicks starters dominated their limited minutes and Donte DiVincenzo finally got going after a rough start to their preseason opener.
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Michael Harris’ spectacular defensive play helps Braves knot series with Phillies
It was Harris’ leaping catch and wherewithal to get the ball in quickly that led to a game-ending double play.
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Micah Parsons warns George Kittle to ‘laugh now, cry later’ after ‘F–k Dallas’ shirt
George Kittle's shirt clearly didn’t sit well with Micah Parsons, and he hinted the Cowboys would respond if the two teams crossed paths again.
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Austin Riley’s clutch homer leads Braves to wild Game 2 win over Phillies to even NLDS
Austin Riley slugged a two-run homer in the eighth inning and made a fine defensive play in the ninth, helping the Atlanta Braves rallied from a...
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Travis Kelce’s niece Wyatt is a Swiftie in adorable TikTok: ‘So cute’
"Just another Swiftie tryna learn football, or a kid tryna avoid a nap. Who knows?" Kylie Kelce captioned the clip.
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Orioles’ Dean Kremer thinking of family in Israel ahead of first playoff start
The 27-year-old right-hander has dual citizenship, and much of his extended family lives in Israel. While not going into any details, Kremer said...
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Giants’ blocking for Daniel Jones is ‘malpractice’: Tiki Barber
Tiki Barber is concerned that the Giants are going to squander Daniel Jones.
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Michael King aiming to keep spot in Yankees rotation after late-season taste
Michael King held up in longer outings as well as the Yankees could've hoped. Now the question is whether he'll physically handle the workload.
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Senate is expected to pass a crypto bill without addressing Trump's investments
The Senate is expected to approve legislation Tuesday that would regulate a form of cryptocurrency known as stablecoins, the first of what is...
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Taxpayers forced to shell out up to $93,000 per student as Chicago’s failing public schools face crisis
A new report showed that declining enrollment in Chicago leaves about 150 of its schools half-empty.
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Heroic dad dies on Father’s Day trying to save his daughters from drowning at Florida beach: officials
Antwon Wilson, 33, was celebrating Father’s Day at the beach near the B Ocean Resort in Fort Lauderdale at around 7:20 p.m. Sunday when he saw his...
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Texas city fires last remaining cop one month after arrest of mayor as concerned residents rip ‘travesty’ decision: ‘Take matters into my own hands’
A Texas city has been left without a police force as the last remaining cop was fired during the community’s first council meeting since the arrest...
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Feds nab 7 thieves accused of stealing $100M worth of gold, diamonds, rubies and other bling in biggest jewel heist in US history
The crooks ambushed a Brink's and made off with 73 bags stuffed with rare, one-of-a-kind pieces, including diamonds, emeralds and rubies, according...
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Senate Majority Leader John Thune dismisses calls for Iran war powers resolution: ‘Getting the cart ahead of the horse’
“I think we're getting the cart ahead of the horse here,” Thune told reporters on Capitol Hill, when asked if he would allow a war powers...
