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• Legendary Packers HOF QB Starr dies at 85
  Bart Starr, a Hall of Fame quarterback who helped build the Green Bay Packers dynasty in the 1960s and was named the Most Valuable Player of the first two Super Bowls, died Sunday in Birmingham, Ala. He was 85.
• Federer wins in 1st French Open match since '15
  Playing his first match at Roland Garros since 2015, Roger Federer had no problem reaching the second round of the French Open.
• Badgers assistant loses wife, daughter in crash
  Wisconsin men's basketball assistant coach Howard Moore lost his wife and daughter in a car crash Saturday.
• What we know and don't know about this Warriors-Raptors Finals
  Here's everything you need to know about the NBA's championship round.
• Improbable play, a raucous crowd and a Kawhi poster: Inside Toronto's historic run
  In a span of less than eight minutes, Kawhi Leonard and the Raptors changed the fate of the East finals.
• Kawhi trade pays off with Raptors' Finals berth
  As he has been throughout the playoffs, Kawhi Leonard was the difference-maker for the Raptors in Saturday night's Game 6, prompting president of basketball operations Masai Ujiri to label him "the best player in the league."
• Jose Pedraza scores first stoppage win in five years
  Former lightweight world titleholder Jose Pedraza, in his first fight since losing his belt to Vasiliy Lomachenko, dominated Antonio Lozada for a TKO victory.
• Warriors heavy favorites over Raptors for Finals
  Toronto opened as a +260 underdog at Caesars Sportsbook in the series. In the past eight NBA Finals, only last season's Cavaliers were larger underdogs at the start than the Raptors.
• Auburn radio voice, wife die following car crash
  Rod Bramblett, who served as the radio voice for Auburn football, basketball and baseball, and his wife, Paula, died from injuries suffered in a car crash Saturday night in Alabama, the Lee County Coroner's Office confirmed.
• These five factors will determine Roger Federer's run at French Open
  What are Roger Federer's chances of making a deep run at Roland Garros? These areas probably hold the answer in his first French Open since 2015.
• Valverde must take blame for Barcelona's Copa del Rey humiliation
  Barcelona was outplayed and outcoached in a 2-1 loss that could put manager Ernesto Valverde's job in serious jeopardy.
• George Steinbrenner IV, 22, fits right in at Indianapolis as a team owner
  At a storied race and in a sport where last names often matter the most, the Young Boss is learning alongside the Andrettis and Unsers and finding parallels to the Yankees.
• 2019 Indianapolis 500: Row-by-row race preview
  The most important information on every driver in the race, from car color to what kind of milk they'd drink if they won, to why one has Bill Murray on his helmet.
• Broncos need Courtland Sutton, DaeSean Hamilton to flourish quickly
  With Emmanuel Sanders still rehabbing, second-year receivers Sutton and Hamilton will likely lead the way for a new Broncos offense.
• Bengals' Zac Taylor is young, but confident to do things his way
  Change has come to Cincinnati in the form of the 35-year-old Taylor, who is already impressing with his vision, intelligence and attention to detail.
• Holzhauer is 2nd ever to pass $2M on 'Jeopardy!'
  James Holzhauer joined Ken Jennings as the only "Jeopardy!" contestants to pass the $2 million mark in regular-play winnings.
• Cristiano Ronaldo's first year at Juventus lacked the one thing they all wanted: a Champions League title
  Juventus signed him with the goal of European domination in mind. While Ronaldo delivered in Serie A, to an extent it feels disappointing.
• Experts' picks: Who will win it all at the French Open?
  Rafael Nadal or Novak Djokovic? Simona Halep or Kiki Bertens? And who are the dark-horse contenders? ESPN's tennis experts make their Paris picks.
• By the numbers: How the Bruins, Blues match up
  We break down the matchups in goal, at forward, on defense, on special teams and everything in between.
• The NHL's ultimate troll: Why opponents hate Brad Marchand
  The slew-foots, the elbows, the Twitter trolling, the ... licking?