Bucks' Doc Rivers hints that grandkids could have say in his coaching future
Milwaukee coach Doc Rivers, the NBA's winningest active coach and someone ranking sixth on the league's all-time victory list, hinted Tuesday that he might consider giving up his role on the sideline when this tumultuous Bucks season ends. “I won't answer that, but I have grandkids that I want to see,” Rivers told reporters when asked before the Bucks' game in Brooklyn about his future. The 64-year-old Rivers is going into the Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame this summer.
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NASCAR Pumps The Brakes On Cleetus McFarland’s Talladega Ambitions
Cleetus McFarland brought a crowd to NASCAR, but not enough experience for Talladega, where officials say the learning curve still has a few turns left.
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Mavericks say ‘no error’ was made in Austin Reaves medical imaging
The Dallas Mavericks told DLLS Sports they committed “no error” in response to Los Angeles Lakers coach JJ Redick’s claim that the team scanned the “wrong area” of guard Austin...
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