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The Magic were blown out of the playoffs by the Raptors, but at least they were in the playoffs. | | | The Orlando Magic concluded the franchise's best season since 2012 with an ugly road loss to the Toronto Raptors that bounced them out of the playoffs Tuesday night. | | | Orlando City coach James O'Connor said his team is off to a "decent enough" start, but the Lions are still looking for some consistency. | | | Orlando Pride coach Marc Skinner wanted to switch things up a bit Sunday against Reign FC. | | | Bishop Moore standout Hunter Cattoor is still planning to play college basketball for coach Mike Young. But the destination is different after Young resigned from Wofford to take the Virginia Tech coaching job. Cattoor is following Young to Blacksburg, Va., to play for the Hokies. | | | Olympia, Winter Park split water polo playoff showdowns | | | Michael Gavin of Lake Mary Prep and OCP junior Eric Butler make the 3A basketball all-state list. | | | Central Florida Varsity scores and top performers for April 23 | | | Florida Gators assistant director of player personnel Otis Yelverton was arrested and charged with cyberstalking his former girlfriend. | | | Kelli Tennant said she waited to come forward with allegations she was sexually assaulted by Luke Walton because she was "scared" she might loser her job. | | | The Atlanta Braves ranked fifth in total attendance during their final spring training at Disney World's Champion Stadium, it was announced Tuesday by the Florida Sports Foundation. | | | Pablo Lopez allowed two hits in his longest start this season and Jorge Alfaro homered moments after Cleveland starter Carlos Carrasco left with another injury in the Miami Marlins' 3-1 win over the Indians. | | | Chris Sale remained winless after five starts but managed not to take a loss for the first time this year, allowing two runs over five innings as the Boston Red Sox lost to the Detroit Tigers 7-4 in a doubleheader opener. In the second game, Detroit starter Spencer Turnbull shut the Red Sox down for five innings, allowing no runs on three hits. The Tigers then used seven relievers over the last four innings to close the game out. | | | They kind of look like the Yankees of the movies. You know, the generic looking baseball players they put in Yankees uniforms and have in the background for films like 'For the Love of the Game,' or 'Moneyball.' This current 25-man roster of Yankees is far from the easily recognizable lineups that usually wear the pinstripes. | | | Zack Wheeler hit his first major league home run and struck out 11 in seven sharp innings as the New York Mets handed the Philadelphia Phillies their fifth loss in six games, 9-0 on Tuesday night. | | | For the first time since April 5, the Dodgers faced a left-handed starter Tuesday against the Chicago Cubs. It had been a 16-game span exclusively against right-handed starters. The Dodgers' lineup, as a result, looked different in their 7-2 loss. | | | Padres build biggest, earliest lead of season; Nick Margevicius gets victory with five solid innings | | | The Sixers left no doubt on Tuesday, scoring the first 14 points of the night en route to a 122-100 rout of the Brooklyn Nets in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals at the Wells Fargo Center. The Sixers will face Toronto in the semis. | | | The Philadelphia 76ers dispatch the Brooklyn Nets, but now face the challenge of going up against talented Toronto Raptors in the second round of the NBA playoffs. | | | Joakim Nordstrom and Sean Kuraly each had a goal and assist, Tuukka Rask had 32 saves and the Boston Bruins beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-1 in Game 7 to wrap up their first-round Eastern Conference playoff series. Marcus Johansson added his first goal of the postseason for Boston and Charlie Coyle scored on an empty netter late in the third. It is the Bruins' second straight Game 7 win over the Maples Leafs and third in three playoff matchups between the teams | | | |
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