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  • UEFA chief's quiet rage ahead of 'fight to the end'

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  • Sweden's Sorenstam to compete on home soil for first time since 2008

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  • Light heavyweight champion Jan Blachowicz to face Glover Teixeira at UFC 266

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  • Suns edge Bucks 128-127 after foul in final second of OT

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  • Boucher, Raptors hand Thunder 10th straight loss, 112-106

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  • Canucks top Leafs 3-2 in OT in return from COVID layoff

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  • 13-time All-Star Wade joins Utah Jazz ownership group

    "As a businessman, entrepreneur, and investor, I bring a lot to this partnership outside of my basketball experience," said Wade, 39, in a statement. "I’m excited to help take the Utah Jazz to the next level." The Jazz top the Western Conference standings, with a 41-14 record.

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  • Former USC offensive lineman Chris Brown dies at 24

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