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 Ed Kershner has won more high school basketball games than anyone else in the state of Florida, but his biggest victory right now would be a new kidney. |   | |
 Travis Mays, who earned high school and college basketball All-America honors before making the NBA and becoming a college coach, says the most gratifying thing of being chosen to the Florida Association of Basketball Coaches' Court of Legends wall of fame is that he'll be listed alongside of his high school coach, the late Jim Haley. | | | |
 Orlando City defender Alex DeJohn said his newborn son altered his thoughts on the format of Major League Soccer's upcoming tournament in Orlando. | | | |
 Since stepping up to NASCAR's premier series in 2016, the next in line to the Bill Elliott Georgia racing legacy has not exactly soared at the place he should know best, Atlanta Motor Speedway. | | | |
 See photos of weekly winners in the 2019 Monster Energy NASCAR race series, starting with the 61th Daytona 500 on Feb. 17 won by Denny Hamlin. | | | |
 NFL commissioner Roger Goodell admits the league was wrong for not listening to players before. | | | |
 Dolphins Q&A: The South Florida Sun Sentinel's Omar Kelly discusses whether Brian Flores has a true slot receiver on the team now. | | | |
 "If he's healthy, I'm playing him," Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Bruce Arians said of Tua Tagovailoa. | | | |
 Someone could have called in an All Points Bulletin on Kaepernick for the way he was missing from Goodell's video apology. | | | |
 Each team is facing an unprecedented MLB Draft, with only five rounds instead of 40. But does that dramatically impact the Miami Marlins? | | | |
 Kurt Thomas, the first U.S. male gymnast to win a world championship gold medal, died at 64. Thomas had a stroke May 24, caused by a tear of the basilar artery in the brain stem. | | | |
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