Fay Vincent, who became MLB commissioner in 1989 following the death of A. Bartlett Giamatti and then was forced out three years later by owners, has died at 86.
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WNBA legend Tina Charles returns to the organization that drafted her 15 years ago.
Fifteen years after she began her WNBA career, Tina Charles is heading back to the Connecticut Sun, where she was drafted as the No. 1 overall pick in 2010.
Charles, the WNBA’s second-leading all-time scorer and all-time leading rebounder, is signing a one-year deal with the Sun — who entered an offseason of uncertainty that has been headlined most of the Sun’s rotation players departing for other organizations.
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Former MLB Commissioner Fay Vincent died on Saturday because of complications from bladder cancer. He was 86 years old.
Vincent served as baseball’s eighth commissioner, taking over following the unexpected death of A. Bartlett Giamatti in September 1989. He resigned from the position in September 1992.
Though Vincent served a short tenure as commissioner, he oversaw several major events.
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LA-related NBA news is ‘slow’ this Sunday, so let’s pivot to the New York Knicks, who fell to the Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday, 128-112.
After the game, Knicks funnyman Josh Hart spoke on the Lakers’ progress in JJ Redick’s first year as head coach.
Hart tipped his cap to the Lakers (28-19) but made a very important point: Redick looks ugly as hell with a mustache!
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Hart, known for his odd-ball humor, roasted JJ over his recent decisions regarding facial hair.
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