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Nets outrebounded by Grizzlies, outplayed by Ja Morant

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By Barbara Barker
| Finger Lakes Times Verified
The Nets are ready, so ready, for Kyrie Irving’s return. That was made ever so clear Monday night when Ja Morant lit the team up for 36 points en route to a 118-104 victory at the Barclays Center. Monday began with several reports that Irving, the Nets guard, would play his first game of the season on Wednesday in Indianapolis. And it ended with an ugly loss that underscored just how much the Nets need him to do so.
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U.S. Open tennis with limited spectators remains in play for late summer

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By Barbara Barker
| The Toronto Star Verified
By Barbara BarkerNewsday Sat., May 30, 2020timer3 min. read NEW YORK—The United States Tennis Association is considering holding the U.S. Open in New York at the end of the summer in front of a limited number of fans, or none. Those are two options being weighed by the governing body of American tennis, according to head of communications Chris Widmaier. “The USTA continues to model many different scenarios regarding the 2020 U.S. Open,” Widmaier told Newsday in an email Friday.
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Error-prone Roger Federer rallies again to win in second round at US Open

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By Barbara Barker
| The Valdosta Daily Times Verified
NEW YORK — There is something particularly nerve-wracking about watching Roger Federer struggle. Federer, 38, is a living legend. His style of play is so elegantly efficient, his movement around the court is so deceptively effortless that his legion of fans seemed to fall into a state of shock Wednesday when, once again, he lost the first set of an early match at the U.S. Open.
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