Yahoo Sports Game Recap: Liberty 90, Aces 82
Jonquel Jones finished with a career-high 34 points for New York as the Liberty defeated the Aces 90-82.
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Jonquel Jones finished with a career-high 34 points for New York as the Liberty defeated the Aces 90-82.
Last year's Aces went 34-6. This year's group is 6-6.
Shohei Ohtani hit a mammoth homer and reached base four times on Friday, but his Dodgers still lost to the crosstown Angels.
The city of Boston celebrated another championship on Friday. This time it was the Celtics' turn.
The Aces went 6-6 without their starting point guard.
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Caitlin Clark led the Fever to a win over the Sky. Afterward, Angel Reese disputed a flagrant foul she was called for on Clark.
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The Red Sox traded Verdugo to the Yankees last offseason.
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The deal reportedly contains $200 million in guaranteed money.
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“There's a bit of fear that it's all ending. It's always there.”
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