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Friday, 11 July 2014

LeBron James to sign with Cleveland Cavaliers

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- King James no longer will reign in Miami. Days of South Florida unease at the start of the NBA's free agency period turned into stunned rejection, with LeBron James announcing Friday that he was leaving the Miami Heat for a return to the Cleveland Cavaliers. James' decision came a day after a Wednesday meeting with Heat President Pat Riley in Las Vegas, where James is running a basketball camp. James' choice ultimately came down to sustaining excellence in his adopted...

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Rays activate Escobar, McGee to paternity list The Wichita Eagle

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Dani Samuels, Lauren Wells grab Diamond League bronze Sydney Morning Herald

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Orioles catcher Matt Wieters on rejoining team, All-Star Game and his Tommy John surgery rehab Baltimore Sun

Orioles catcher Matt Wieters still has his right arm in a metal immobilizer following season-ending Tommy John surgery last month. And while he returned to the team for the first time since the surgery on Thursday, Wieters said he expects to be around the team – and have the immobilizer off...

Montero named to NL All-Star squad; Lucroy to start Orlando Sentinel

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Magic seek leadership from Willie Green, scoring from Ben Gordon Orlando Sentinel

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Roberts on returns to Baltimore: ‘It’s crazy’ The Washington Times

Facebook Follow @washtimes What has been the biggest debacle on Obama's watch? View results BALTIMORE (AP) - In his first year with the Baltimore Orioles, Brian Roberts played shortstop alongside third baseman Cal Ripken, Jr., who was in the final year of what turned out to be a Hall of Fame...

AP Sources: Bosh agrees to max deal with Heat The Washington Times

Facebook Follow @washtimes What has been the biggest debacle on Obama's watch? View results Two people familiar with the situation say that Chris Bosh has agreed to a maximum deal with the Miami Heat. The people said that Bosh will be getting a five-year deal worth about $118 million. The people...

Ian Desmond expected to return Saturday washingtonpost

The Nationals expect shortstop Ian Desmond to return to their lineup Saturday night and miss only one game with a swollen right hand, Manager Matt Williams said. Desmond exited Thursday night in the eighth inning after he took Darren O’Day’s 88-mph fastball off the base of his palm. He...

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