Celtics Notes: Heat End Historic Boston Win Streak; Jayson Tatum Impresses

Celtics Notes: Heat End Historic Boston Win Streak; Jayson Tatum Impresses

The Boston Celtics dug themselves too deep of a hole Wednesday night in Miami, and despite a valiant effort late in the fourth quarter, they couldn’t extend their win streak to 17 games after a 104-98 loss to the Heat. Boston had overcome deficits of 10 or more in three straight games entering Wednesday. The C’s clawed back from deficits of 18 (twice), 17, 16 and 13 during the win streak, but Heat guards Goran Dragic and Dion Waiters, who combined for 53 points, were too much to handle late in the game. The 16-game win streak is tied for the fourth-longest in team history. It included a nine-game road win streak (fifth-longest in franchise

Dortmund, Shakhtar suffer as Porto leave it late

Dortmund, Shakhtar suffer as Porto leave it late

Dortmund suffer third consecutive Bundesliga defeat for first time since November 2014 Shakhtar's 14-match unbeaten domestic run halted Porto strike twice in added time to reach Portuguese Cup last 16 Quaresma misses penalty as Beşiktaş' 27-match scoring run ends Jovetić earns point for Monaco MAKE YOUR FANTASY CHANGES Group ASKA-Energiya Khabarovsk v CSKA Moskva (Saturday, ... UEFA.com - News

Monaco lose late at Lyon, Shakhtar extend lead

Monaco lose late at Lyon, Shakhtar extend lead

Monaco miss chance to go level with Paris at summit after 95th-minute loss at Lyon Shakhtar win 3-2 to extend their lead at the top in Ukraine to seven points Saturday: Liverpool v Man. United, Roma v Napoli, Atlético v Barcelona, Dortmund v Leipzig Real Madrid's trip to Getafe will be Zinédine Zidane's 100th game in charge Check how the #UCL groups stand after two rounds of matches MAKE YOUR FANTASY CHANGES Group ALiverpool v Manchester UnitedUEFA.com - News

Olympic double: IOC says yes to Paris in 24, and LA for 28

LIMA, Peru — This was one of those rare Olympic moments where everyone walked away a winner.Paris for 2024. Los Angeles for 2028. And the International Olympic Committee for transforming an unruly bidding process to lock down its future by choosing not one, but two Summer Olympics hosts at the same time.The IOC put the rubber stamp on a pre-determined conclusion Wednesday, giving Paris the 2024 Games and LA the 2028 Games in a history-making vote.The decision marks the first time the IOC has granted two Summer Olympics at once. It came after a year’s worth of scrambling by IOC president Thomas Bach, who had only the two bidders left for the original prize, 2024, and couldn’t bear to see

Red Sox Wrap: Boston’s Offense Comes Alive Late In 9-6 Win Over Yankees

Red Sox Wrap: Boston’s Offense Comes Alive Late In 9-6 Win Over Yankees

The Boston Red Sox have been a resilient ball club all season, and that trend continued Friday night against the New York Yankees at Fenway Park. Trailing the Yankees by three in the bottom half of the seventh, the Red Sox rallied for four runs in the inning and tacked on two more in the eighth en route to a 9-6 victory in Game 1 of the weekend series. It was a brief outing for Red Sox starter Drew Pomeranz. The left-hander tossed 3 1/3 scoreless innings before being pulled from the game with back spasms. Boston’s bullpen wasn’t spectacular in relief of Pomeranz, but timely hitting bailed out the lackluster pitching. With

Brereton snatches late England win

Brereton snatches late England win

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Kyle Larson Flies Over Top Of Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Late In Race At Daytona

Kyle Larson Flies Over Top Of Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Late In Race At Daytona

Kyle Larson was one of a handful of drivers vying for the lead of Sunday’s Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at Daytona International Speedway, but his day quickly came to an end after a small misstep. Larson was on the back straight with eight laps remaining in the Coke Zero 400 Powered by Coca-Cola and moved to the outside as he approached Turn 3. He hadn’t completely cleared Ricky Stenhouse Jr., though, so the two touched, ultimately sending Larson’s No. 42 over the hood of Stenhouse’s No. 17. The current points leader, Larson wasn’t injured in the crash, though it could have ended much worse had his car not returned to