Wednesday, April 27, 2016

Draft buzz: Ezekiel Elliott generating plenty of interest and other top stories.

  • Draft buzz: Ezekiel Elliott generating plenty of interest

    Draft buzz: Ezekiel Elliott generating plenty of interest
    The Los Angeles Rams are trying to maintain a sense of mystery about the top pick of the NFL draft, but they aren't fooling anyone. The NFL world fully expects Jared Goff and Carson Wentz to go off the board first and second to kickstart Thursday night. While the drama has diminished at the very top of the draft, the rest of the first round is a total mystery. No one has a clue who the San Diego Chargers will take at No. 3 (more on that later). The Dallas Cowboys are a wild card at No. 4, wi..
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  • Giavotella's 3-run HR helps Weaver, Angels beat Royals 9-4

    Giavotella's 3-run HR helps Weaver, Angels beat Royals 9-4
    3hDanny Knobler, Special to ESPN.com
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  • Ray Farmer takes blame for drafting Manziel, sort of

    Ray Farmer takes blame for drafting Manziel, sort of
    APFormer Browns general manager Ray Farmer made an appearance on CBS Radio earlier this week, and during that interview Farmer took the blame for the team’s 2014 drafting of quarterback Johnny Manziel. Sort of. Farmer gave an interesting answer to host Damon Amendolara, making clear that draft decisions are a team effort but showing an understanding that the general manager ultimately answers for the player selected. “There are very few decisions made in anybody’s draft in a vacuum,” Farmer..
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  • Warriors' Steve Kerr is NBA's Coach of the Year

    Warriors' Steve Kerr is NBA's Coach of the Year
    OAKLAND -- Steve Kerr said there is a distinct irony to the Warriors' incredible success over the past year while he was personally enduring his most excruciating physical crisis ever.Upon winning NBA Coach of the Year on Tuesday, his voice cracking and his eyes tearing up as he spoke, Kerr let it spill out just how excruciating things got."This was the hardest year of my life," he said. "Not even close. So I'm incredibly lucky to have this amazing family and all these beautiful people around me..
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  • Tuesday NBA Playoff Roundup: Clippers' Season Unravelling After Injuries

    Tuesday NBA Playoff Roundup: Clippers' Season Unravelling After Injuries
    Once in possession of a 2-1 series lead over the Portland Trail Blazers and faced with the possibility of playing a Stephen Curry-less version of the Golden State Warriors in the Western Conference semifinals, the Los Angeles Clippers have seen their postseason promise turn into utter despair.  Not just because they dropped Game 4 Monday night and allowed Rip City to even up the first-round clash, but because Chris Paul and Blake Griffin will no longer be helping out. Without the two stars, it'..
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  • The greatest comeback in Raptors history might've saved their season

    The greatest comeback in Raptors history might've saved their season
    TORONTO -- The Indiana Pacers had it under control. Late in the third quarter, rookie big man Myles Turner used every bit of his 7-foot-4 wingspan to finish an alley-oop from star forward Paul George, who had been setting fire to the Air Canada Centre all Tuesday night. It completed an exceptional two minutes for Turner -- just before, he had denied Toronto Raptors guards Norman Powell and DeMar DeRozan at the rim on back-to-back possessions. No one will remember this, though, not after what ca..
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  • Hawks emphasize the obvious in pivotal Game 5 win over Celtics

    Hawks emphasize the obvious in pivotal Game 5 win over Celtics
    PLAYOFFS SCHEDULE | EXPERT BRACKETSAgainst the Atlanta Hawks, Boston won two games in Beantown with crazy, emotional, momentum-driven performances to get back into their series vs. Atlanta after falling behind 0-2. They got a David-slaying-Goliath-and-then-dancing-on-his-head performance from Isaiah Thomas in Game 3 and then a lights-out-roman-candle-bombardment from Marcus Smart in Game 4. The Celtics, who have not been a good offensive team in half-court settings, found hot shooting and relia..
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  • Rafael Nadal wants his drug-test results made public

    Rafael Nadal wants his drug-test results made public
    LONDON (AP) Fed up with being accused of doping, Rafael Nadal has written to the president of the International Tennis Federation and asked for all of his drug-test results and blood profile records to be made public.''It can't be free anymore in our tennis world to speak and to accuse without evidence,'' the 14-time Grand Slam champion said in a letter obtained Tuesday by The Associated Press.Nadal's letter was sent to ITF President David Haggerty on Monday, the same day he filed suit against ..
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  • What's trending in the NFL: How the quarterback draft class stacks up

    What's trending in the NFL: How the quarterback draft class stacks up
    Apr 21, 2016Sheil KapadiaESPN Writer CloseCovered the Philadelphia Eagles for Philadelphia Magazine and Philly.com from 2008 to 2015. Covered the Baltimore Ravens and the NFL for BaltimoreSun.com from 2006 to 2008.Taking a spin around the NFL with the latest news and notes from Tuesday:Today's top pickJared Goff and Carson Wentz are expected to go off the board with the first two picks Thursday night, but how does the entire class of quarterbacks stack up? Luke Knox has an analytical breakdown o..
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  • Scherzer says he's in 'funk' after Nats lose to Phillies 4-3

    Scherzer says he's in 'funk' after Nats lose to Phillies 4-3
    AP 12:11 a.m. EDT April 27, 2016(Photo: The Associated Press)WASHINGTON (AP) — After all of six pitches, Max Scherzer had allowed a walk and a two-run homer.Not the sort of thing the Washington Nationals came to expect from their staff ace, he of two no-hitters last season.And after he allowed three runs and seven hits, along with four walks, in a no-decision as Washington lost 4-3 to the Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday night, Scherzer blamed problems with controlling where his fas..
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