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| |  The Orlando Magic's first trip to the playoffs in seven years ended with a first-round loss to the Toronto Raptors, but that doesn't mean the Magic won't learn from it. |   | | |  NFL Draft prospect Jawaan Taylor has transformed his body during the past four years and now is expected to extend UF's streak of having a first-round pick to eight years. | | | | |  2019 NFL Draft hopeful Jacques Patrick has coped with setbacks throughout his career at Florida State and Timber Creek, but his positive attitude is now putting him in a stronger position as he waits to hear his name called. | | | | |  More than 20 players have made it to the NFL out of Central Florida during the past 10 seasons | | | | |  Defensive tackle Jeffrey Simmons and offensive tackle Jonah Willams are two names that come up for the Miami Dolphins in this year's NFL draft. | | | | |  Defensive tackle Gerald McCoy — who remains under contract with the Buccaneers but appears headed for a trade or getting released — was one of five players on the current roster not at mini-camp to start the week. | | | | |  Orlando City designated player Nani's match-winning goal on Saturday was a unique occurrence for the 2019 Lions. | | | | |  Reign FC played its first home match of the season against the Orlando Pride on Sunday at Cheney Stadium and the pitch conditions at the minor-league baseball stadium weren't ideal, according to Pride players and coach Marc Skinner. | | | | |  Central Michigan and new coach Jim McElwain are both looking for fresh starts. The Chippewas are No. 123 in the Orlando Sentinel 2019 preseason college football rankings | | | | |  The Clippers refuse to let the Golden State Warriors to finish the series in 129-121 win. | | | | |  James Harden scored 26 points and the Houston Rockets outlasted the Utah Jazz 100-93 on Wednesday night to win their first-round playoff series 4-1. | | | | |  The Carolina Hurricanes stormed back to stun the Washington Capitals, 4-3, in Game 7 on Wednesday night to eliminate the defending Stanley Cup champions. | | | | |  Matt Houvouras compiled a 210-40 record with 12 district titles, six undefeated regular seasons and five state tournament trips over 18 years. The 2004 Apopka team completed an 18-0 campaign by claiming the state championship. | | | | |  Bishop Moore guard Hunter Cattoor, a do-it-all guard who committed on Saturday to sign with Virginia Tech, was named to the Class 6A boys basketball all-state first team as chosen by Source Hoops and the Florida Association of Basketball Coaches. | | | | |  The countdown to spring sports state championships continues with playoffs for tennis, track, lacrosse, water polo, flag football and boys volleyball. | | | | |  Wednesday's Central Florida varsity results and summaries: | | | | |  Jose Ramirez homered and drove in four runs, Jake Bauers' eighth-inning single scored the go-ahead run as the Cleveland Indians defeated the Miami Marlins. Martin Prado's two-out homer for Miami tied the game in the top of the eighth. The Indians responded by scoring four times to snap their slide. | | | | |  Tampa Bay ace Blake Snell lasted 1 out into 4th inning in his return from a fractured toe as the Rays lost 10-2 to Kansas City Royals. | | | | |  Rhys Hoskins homered off reliever Jacob Rhame and taunted him with a slow jog around the bases a night after Rhame buzzed him with two fastballs, and the Phillies beat the New York Mets 6-0 Wednesday to snap a three-game skid. | | | | |  Javier Baez and Jason Heyward blast three-run home runs in the sixth inning for the Cubs, who tack on another run and defeat the Dodgers for the second day in a row, 7-6, at Wrigley Field | | | | |
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