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Ex-Met Matt Harvey suspended 60 games for drugs three months after testifying in Angel staffer Eric Kay case

The Matt Harvey story has taken another sad turn. On Tuesday, Major League Baseball announced that Harvey has been suspended for 60 games without pay for “participating in the distribution of a prohibited Drug of Abuse in violation of Major League Baseball’s Joint Drug Prevention and Treatment Program.” In February, Harvey testified in court that…
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Have a great practice one day, play team DJ the next; and other Dolphins OTA notes

The first Miami Dolphins practice of organized team activities open to media on Tuesday revealed a new motivational tool coach Mike McDaniel is using in offseason drills. If a player is named the team’s practice player of the day, at the next day’s practice he gets to be the team DJ, deciding what songs will…
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Laguna Woods church shooting suspect is charged with capital murder

A 68-year-old Las Vegas man accused of carrying out a shooting rampage at a Laguna Woods church allegedly driven by his life-long hatred of Taiwanese people was charged Tuesday morning with capital murder. David Wenwei Chou was charged with special circumstances murder for allegedly lying in wait before killing Dr. John Cheng, along with five…
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Orange County girls athlete of the week: Justina Kozan, Santa Margarita

Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now The Orange County girls athlete of the week: Name: Justina Kozan School: Santa Margarita Sport: Swimming Year: Senior Noteworthy: The USC-bound Kozan won the 200-yard freestyle in a meet-record 1 minute, 44.63 seconds, the 100 butterfly in 52.75 and raced on two winning…
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May gray pattern brings cloudy, foggy mornings to Southern California

May gray returned to Southern California Tuesday morning, May 17, as residents awoke to cloudy skies — a pattern that forecasters say could continue into early next week. A coastal eddy, coupled with a weak upper level trough moving inland and north, have brought in a deeper marine layer, which reached San Bernardino early Tuesday…
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Erik Spoelstra and the Heat again turn to their ‘shapeshifter’ in the absence of Kyle Lowry

For the third time in as many playoff rounds, Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra found himself Tuesday addressing Gabe Vincent as an emergency fill-in for his starting lineup. By now, Spoelstra said ahead of Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals against the Boston Celtics, it almost would feel strange not to address the value…
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Halloween Horror Nights 2022: Classic monsters battle in new Universal Studios attraction

Universal Studios Hollywood’s annual Halloween Horror Nights will return in 2022 with eight new haunted houses starting Sept. 8 and running select evenings through Halloween night Oct. 31. Producers have revealed that the first attraction will bring classic monsters The Wolf Man, Dracula and The Mummy together in Universal Monsters: Legends Collide. Set in the…
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Dolphins OTA Observations (Week 1): Tua throws a dime to Preston Williams

Mike McDaniel and his coaching staff seem to be setting the tone for the type of team they want the Miami Dolphins to become during the team’s first Organized Team Activity session open to the media was far more physical than expected. Practice in pads and shorts usually doesn’t featured physical runs during 11-on-11 sessions,…
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From meeting Dan Marino to learning playbook, QB Skylar Thompson details Dolphins rookie minicamp

Miami Dolphins quarterback Skylar Thompson hadn’t met Tua Tagovailoa, Tyreek Hill or Jaylen Waddle upon completion of his first rookie minicamp practice Friday, but he did have a quick interaction with a Dolphins legend. As he walked out to the practice field for that initial session, Hall-of-Fame quarterback Dan Marino, who is now in Miami’s…
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Omar Kelly: Don’t overlook Dolphins’ undrafted rookies because history is on their side

When you’re 6-foot-7 as a child it’s fairly common to have folks mention, if not praise your size, especially in the sports world. But for offensive linemen, height isn’t everything. A player’s reach and arm length often determines their level of proficiency because of the job requirements. That’s why there are instances where a prospect’s…
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