Even after all these years and games, Tim Duncan and the Spurs still have what it takes to win in the postseason. They proved that in Game 3 against Memphis, writes Ben Golliver.
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The Mets rewarded the fans who sat through the inclement weather on Friday night by allowing them to leave Citi Field with bad information about how they might exchange their tickets for seats at another game. Full story here: NY Daily News Sports The woman hired to clean up Rutgers’ scandal-scarred athletic program quit as Tennessee’s women’s volleyball coach 16 years ago after her players submitted a letter complaining she ruled through humiliation, fear and emotional abuse. Full story here: ESPN  The Rangers’ front office chose Rick Nash over Marian Gaborik during the offseason, and while Nash validated their trust in the regular season as the team’s leading scorer (21 goals, 21 assists), the big fella came up short when it mattered most with just one goal in 12 playoff games. Full story here: NY Daily News Sports  I first met the late Mike McAlary when he was a teenager at a tennis tournament and last saw him in his hospital bed uptown the week before he died, and all I can tell you is that if you haven’t seen the way Tom Hanks brings him back to life in Nora Ephron’s “Lucky Guy,” you better do that before the show closes the first week of July. Full story here: NY Daily News Sports  The inevitability of the Rangers’ elimination this postseason hurt almost as much as the loss itself. Yellow towels rained down upon the Blueshirts from the TD Garden stands on Saturday night because the Rangers were not as deep, not as poised and not nearly as good as the Boston Bruins, who eliminated New York one round earlier than the Devils did last season. Full story here: NY Daily News Sports  If it’s synergy they wanted, then here it was: Joe Hart, Manchester City goalkeeper, emerging Saturday from the victorious locker room in the Bronx wearing a Yankee cap, backwards, on his head. Full story here: NY Daily News Sports This fight was even quicker than their first bout Full story here: USA Today Sports Cain Velasquez needed under a round to grind down Antonio Silva and defend his heavyweight title at UFC 160. Full story here: ESPN Cain Velasquez knocked down Antonio “Bigfoot” Silva with a combination and finished him on the ground 1:21 into the first round Saturday night, briskly defending his heavyweight title at UFC 160. Full story here: Sports Illustrated Tim Duncan again took over in the extra period to close in on his fifth NBA Finals trip. Full story here: USA Today Sports Tim Duncan scored the first five points of overtime, and the San Antonio Spurs rallied from an 18-point deficit to beat the Memphis Grizzlies 104-93 Saturday night and move a win away from the NBA Finals. Full story here: ESPN |
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