LaVar Ball gets tech, forfeits game after pulling AAU team off court

LaVar Ball pulled his Big Ballers AAU team off the court during a game Saturday after he was whistled for a technical foul for arguing a foul call and uttering a profanity toward a referee. The incident occurred during a playoff game at the Double Pump Best of Summer Tournament in Anaheim, California. The game was ruled a forfeit, giving the victory to the opposing team. Ball's team, which includes his youngest son, LaMelo, was winning 69-60 at the time of the forfeit, according to USA Today Sports. Ball, whose eldest son is Lakers rookie Lonzo Ball, disputed a foul that was called as one of his players went for a steal along the sideline. Immediately after the whistle, Ball repeated, "That's

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  LaVar Ball Forfeits Big Ballers AAU Playoff Game After Receiving Technical Foul

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  LaVar Ball Gets Called For A Technical, Pulls Off Shocking Display Of Unsportsmanlike Act [WATCH]

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Michael Morse's career might be in jeopardy due to concussion from Giants brawl

All of the punishments have been served stemming from the Memorial Day brawl that was ignited when Giants reliever Hunter Strickland fired a pitch at Nationals star Bryce Harper. Unfortunately, there’s one player still dealing with the physical toll that altercation dealt him, and it’s possible it could ultimately spell the end of his playing career. According to Giants manager Bruce Bochy, veteran Michael Morse is still feeling symptoms from a concussion he sustained while colliding with teammate Jeff Samardzija amid the fray.

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  Michael Morse’s career might be over after concussion

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  Michael Morse could be forced into retirement from Bryce Harper fight concussion

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Kyle Busch wins second-straight pole at Indianapolis

Busch has two-straight wins in the Brickyard 400. He's in prime position to make it three in a row.