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| 1. | This Clevelander committed a Sports Bluder for the Ages, thinking the game was won, not tied, when he decided to dribble the ball out at the end of Game 1 of the NBA Finals: | ||
| Kyle Korver | |||
| Tristan Thompson | |||
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JR Smith | ||
| LeBron James | |||
| 2. | Smith's gaffe did away with another stupendous effort by James, who scored this many points in the overtime defeate: | ||
| 45 | |||
| 63 | |||
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51 | ||
| 57 | |||
| 3. | Will Cleveland have a shot a redemption in the series? No, suggests Steph Curry, who buried the Cavs with this many three-pointers in Sunday's Game 2, good for a Finals record: | ||
| 12 | |||
| 10 | |||
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9 | ||
| 7 | |||
| 4. | And while Steph once again proved lethal with the 3s, at the end of the Conference Finals, this team went ker-splat, setting a playoff record with 27 missed 3-point attempts: | ||
| The Warriors | |||
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The Rockets | ||
| The Cavaliers | |||
| The Celtics | |||
| 5. | And rounding out the Crazy Days and Nights in the NBA, the story of this team's GM using burner accounts to trash his own team and players is pretty incredible: | ||
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Philadelphia | ||
| Washington | |||
| Dallas | |||
| Milwaukee | |||
| 6. | As we hurtle into June, close of play on the last day of May found each of the following in first place in their division, except for: | ||
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Yankees | ||
| Astros | |||
| Rockies | |||
| Brewers | |||
| 7. | Meanwhile, this team enters June with the League's worst record: | ||
| Rangers | |||
| Marlins | |||
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White Sox | ||
| Orioles | |||
| 8. | Say hey, for the second consecutive month, the National League Pitcher of the Month: | ||
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Max Scherzer | ||
| Jacob de Grom | |||
| Zack Greinke | |||
| Jake Arrieta | |||
| 9. | Small in size but #1 in the record books, this US state became the first to offer legalized sports betting: | ||
| Rhode Island | |||
| Connecticut | |||
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Delaware | ||
| Hawaii | |||
| 10. | And neither an expanded field of entrants nor the championship word "Koinonia" proved no match for 14 year-old Karthik Nemmani, who won the 2018 National Spelling Bee. Young Mr. Nemmani hails from this state: | ||
| Colorado | |||
| Illinois | |||
| Florida | |||
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Texas | ||
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