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• Klay: Pacific Ocean swim spurred 32-point game April 22, 2019
  After a slow start to the playoffs, Klay Thompson credited a dunk in the Pacific Ocean for his 32 points in Sunday's win over the Clippers.
• NBA says Nets' Allen was fouled late in Game 4 April 22, 2019
  According to the NBA's Last Two Minute Report released Sunday, Nets center Jarrett Allen was fouled in the final seconds of Saturday's Game 4 loss to the 76ers.
• Hayward returns home with 20 in Celtics' win April 21, 2019
  Gordon Hayward returned home to Indiana and scored 20 points to help the Celtics sweep the Pacers.
• DeRozan fined $25K for tossing ball at referee April 21, 2019
  Spurs star DeMar DeRozan was fined $25,000 for throwing a ball at a referee in Saturday's loss.
• Martial, Pogba flop as Man United put to the sword by Everton April 21, 2019
  Anthony Martial and Paul Pogba were the worst of a bad bunch as Man United were hammered 4-0 at Everton to put their top-four hopes in peril.
• Liverpool's title quest now rests in the hands of Man United April 21, 2019
  Liverpool took care of business at Cardiff, but if they're to beat Man City to the title, they'll need help from longtime rivals Man United.
• Flyers remove Kate Smith statue outside stadium April 21, 2019
  The Flyers have removed the statue of singer Kate Smith outside their stadium after racially insensitive lyrics were discovered in some songs she sang in the 1930s.
• Unlucky No. 13: Judge latest Yankee to go on IL April 21, 2019
  Aaron Judge is the 13th Yankee to join the injured list after suffering what manager Aaron Boone called a "pretty significant" left oblique strain.
• Jonah Williams' unique preparation could make him the NFL draft's top tackle April 21, 2019
  Called a "football addict," Williams' analytical approach and obsession with being great is expected to pay off in the first round Thursday.
• Crawford and Lopez prove more, but how soon will they get their chances? April 21, 2019
  Terence Crawford and Teofimo Lopez shined in victory, but despite high aspirations for their future fights, the boxing business might get in their way.