BOSTON — Stephen Curry looked like himself as he drained 3-point baskets to the tune of New Edition at shootaround Friday afternoon. The Warriors superstar’s status for Game 4 of the NBA Finals remains unchanged despite hurting his foot Wednesday night, coach Steve Kerr said. He won’t be under any minutes restriction as the Warriors…
NBA Finals: Warriors star Steph Curry ‘ready to go’ for Game 4 vs. Celtics — Red Bluff Daily News
By JIMMY GOLEN and KYLE HIGHTOWER AP Sports Writer BOSTON — Even as he lay on the court, with 240-pound Celtics center Al Horford on top of his recently recovered left ankle, Steph Curry knew what was wrong. And as soon as he stood up and took a few steps, he knew he would be…
NBA Finals: Warriors’ Steph Curry ‘going to play’ in Game 4 against Celtics — Whittier Daily News
Shane McClanahan pitched eight superb innings to win his fifth consecutive start and the Tampa Bay Rays completed a three-game sweep of the St. Louis Cardinals with a 2-1 victory on Thursday.
McClanahan wins 5th straight start, Rays sweep 3 from Cards — MLB | NBC Sports
The real question is how much of that money is guaranteed.
Pelicans GM Griffin on Zion Williamson: “This is a max player. That’s easy.” — ProBasketballTalk | NBC Sports
“If I said I wasn’t nervous, I’d be lying,” Smith said.
Potential No. 1 pick Jabari Smith works out for Orlando Magic — ProBasketballTalk | NBC Sports
The sons of Orioles’ owner Peter Angelos are fighting over the ailing patriarch’s multimillion-dollar fortune, according to a lawsuit filed Thursday in Baltimore County Circuit Court that reveals that the family for several years has intended to sell the team. Louis F. Angelos, 52, is suing John P. Angelos, 54, over what he characterizes as…
Lawsuit between Peter Angelos’ sons lays bare secret struggle over Baltimore Orioles’ future, possible sale of team — Orange County Register
The view from left field 