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Obi Toppin had 26 points and nine rebounds and seven Indiana players scored in double figures as the Pacers snapped a three-game skid with a 123-94 win over the Brooklyn Nets on Thursday night.
Apr. 9— The Blooming Prairie softball team fell to New Richland-HEG (2-0 overall) 16-6 in BP Thursday. Kenley Bangert had two RBIs for the Awesome Blossoms (1-3 overall). BP pitching: Raylee Miner (L) 5 IP, 8 H, 6 BB, 14 R, 4 ER, 9 K; Aubree Johnson, 1 IP, 1 H, 2 R, 1 K BP hitting: Madelyn Harvey, 1
Jayson Tatum flirted with a triple-double in Thursday night’s dramatic return to Madison Square Garden, but his stats were hardly the headliner. That Tatum was even available to suit up for his Boston Celtics’ 112-106 loss to the Knicks was a defiance of the odds. That’s because just under 11 months
The Joel Embiid-less Philadelphia 76ers fall short to the Houston Rockets in a critical loss on the road.
Special Teams Took Over in Flyers Disastrous Loss vs. Red Wings
TORONTO — The math keeps growing more complex for the Miami Heat. Tuesday night’s loss to the Toronto Raptors at the start of this two-game set at Scotiabank Arena locked Erik Spoelstra’s team into a fourth consecutive trip to the play-in round, the NBA’s battleground of postseason mediocrity. Thurs
COLLEGE PARK — As well as Maryland women’s lacrosse has played this spring, supremacy in the Big Ten continues to run through Northwestern. The No. 4 Wildcats, winners of the past three conference tournaments, used an 8-5 second half to upend the No. 1 Terps, 11-10, on Thursday night before an annou
Nolan McLean pitched well enough to give the Mets a chance to win by shutting out the Arizona Diamondbacks for six innings Thursday night at Citi Field. But without him, the Mets fell apart. The Diamondbacks scored seven runs over the seventh and eighth innings to beat the Mets 7-1, and take the thr
NEW YORK — If the injury report didn’t say it, the first half did. The Nets closed their 2025-26 home schedule Thursday night at Barclays Center with a 123-94 loss to the Indiana Pacers, a game that looked and felt like two teams protecting lottery position. Brooklyn trailed by 26 points at halftime