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| |  Orlando City made a splash by signing Nani in the offseason, and so far, the former Manchester United star is paying dividends for the Lions. |   | | |  Suffice it to say the Orlando Pride's sendoff game for their U.S. national-team players didn't exactly go to plan. | | | | |  The playing surface at Yankee Stadium has been a hot topic around MLS for a while, and star winger Nani experienced it for the first time during Orlando City's 1-1 draw with New York City FC. | | | | |  The Orlando Magic need veteran center Nikola Vucevic and Vucevic needs the Magic, so let's get this deal done. | | | | |  The Orlando Magic reached the playoffs for the first time since 2012. So how do they get back there and make a deeper run next season? | | | | |  Kawhi Leonard scored a career playoff-high 45 points and grabbed 11 rebounds and the Sixers just couldn't keep pace all night in a 108-95 loss to Toronto in Game 1 of their Eastern Conference semifinal series on Saturday night. | | | | |  Former UF' DB Chauncey Gardner-Johnson among three Gators selected on Day 3 of NFL draft. | | | | |  Defensive tackle Demarcus Christmas was selected by the Seattle Seahawks with the 209th overall pick of the 2019 NFL Draft, making him the second Seminole drafted this year, | | | | |  It was a day of mixed emotions for the Hurricanes, who had their trio of veteran defensive backs — Sheldrick Redwine, Michael Jackson and Jaquan Johnson — all get drafted. Star defensive tackle, Gerald Willis III, though, never got the call. | | | | |  Quarterback Josh Rosen released a classy and humorous departing message to Kyler Murray, the Arizona Cardinals fan base and the Miami Dolphins. | | | | |  Miami Dolphins general manager Chris Grier had a distinct goal he hoped to achieve during the 2019 NFL draft. Only time will tell if Grier met that goal, landing three eventual starters for the Dolphins during their extensive rebuild. But it seems Miami may be off to a good start. | | | | |  The Tampa Bay Buccaneers selected Utah's Matt Gay early in the fifth round Saturday of the NFL draft, ending a string of five consecutive selections used to secure help for one of the league's worst defenses. | | | | |  Quincy Williams didn't get an invite to the NFL combine. He didn't have a Pro Day at Murray State. He didn't even think he would get drafted, at least not in the third round. He ended up being Jacksonville's biggest, maybe boldest, reach in the NFL draft. | | | | |  The Solar Bears rallied from a two-goal deficit before losing Game 2 on the road 3-2 in overtime on Saturday night at Florida in their ECHL playoff series. | | | | |  Timber Creek senior Alana Wolfberg can surpass Chris Evert and become Florida's first four-time singles champion. But unlike others with pro aspirations, Wolfberg opted not to focus solely on one sport. She also ran track and cross country, joined the bowling team and excelled academically. | | | | |  The Oviedo High boys' 4x800 relay won the Class 4A, Region 1 meet despite some tough conditions, The team is now pushing to win a state title and post the fastest time in the country. | | | | |  Central Florida Varsity scores and top performers for April 27 | | | | |  Half-dozen Marlins rip multiple hits in defeat by Phillies. | | | | |  Yandy Diaz hit David Price's second pitch over the Green Monster for a home run, Charlie Morton pitched six shutout innings and the Tampa Bay Rays held off the Boston Red Sox 2-1 Saturday. | | | | |  Gary Sánchez hit his first career grand slam in a five-run fifth inning for his first hit following nearly two weeks on the injured list, and the New York Yankees beat the San Francisco Giants 6-4 on Saturday for their 10th win in 12 games. | | | | |
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