Coach Bill Belichick’s calendar dictates the Patriots must self-identify by late October, know who they are and how they want to play.
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NFL notebook: Ray Guy, first Pro Football Hall of Fame punter, dies at 72
Ray Guy, who played his entire 14-year career with the Raiders, was a three-time Super Bowl champion and seven-time Pro Bowl selection.
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Nets suspend Kyrie Irving for at least 5 games without pay
The Nets said that Kyrie Irving is “currently unfit to be associated with the Brooklyn Nets.”
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Escaping the Irving saga makes Nash a big winner
Kyrie Irving is no longer a problem for Steve Nash, who ‘parted ways’ with the Nets as coach on Tuesday.
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Wednesday’s college roundup: Monks ousted in GNAC men’s soccer semifinal, 2-0
St. Joseph of Connecticut advances by scoring two late goals at Standish.
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LIV Golf gets through inaugural season with hurdles ahead
Dustin Johnson makes the final putt and the most money at just over $35 million.
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MLB notebook: White Sox hire Royals coach Grifol as manager
Pedro Grifol spent the past 10 seasons in a variety of coaching roles with Kansas City under former managers Ned Yost and Mike Matheny
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Suspended Celtics coach Udoka a possible candidate to replace Nash in Brooklyn
According to reports, Ime Udoka has emerged as a “strong frontrunner” to be the Nets’ next head coach and the two sides have begun discussions.
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Manfred: Runner on 2nd in extras rule could stick around
“Both fans and players like it. The clubs like it. Seems like it has legs to me,” Commissioner Rob Manfred says
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MLB notebook: Justin Turner wins Clemente Award for philanthropy
The Los Angeles Dodgers’ third baseman was nominated for the award for the fifth time this year.