Outings

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1. By the tip of KD's shoe, the Bucks are halfway to their goal

   After surviving seven games vs. Brooklyn, Milwaukee has both health and lessons learned as it chases a title.

2. Bucks weather KD's 48, outlast Nets to make ECF

   The Bucks survived a marathon of a Game 7 against the Brooklyn Nets on Saturday to advance to the Eastern Conference finals.

3. MMA legend Silva stuns Chavez Jr. by decision

   UFC legend Anderson Silva taunted and even opened a cut on Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. in their boxing match, pulling off the upset by split decision Saturday night.

4. Nash: Injured Nets had 'one too many obstacles'

   Brooklyn Nets coach Steve Nash said a season full of major injuries finally caught up to his team in its series against the Bucks, which ended in a 115-111 overtime loss in Game 7.

5. Hughes, Oosthuizen join Henley atop U.S. Open

   Mackenzie Hughes and Louis Oosthuizen each sank eagle putts Saturday and joined Russell Henley atop the leaderboard at the U.S. Open, with Rory McIlroy and Bryson DeChambeau both looming 2 shots behind.

6. CP3, in protocols, ruled out for Game 1 vs. Clips

   Chris Paul entered the NBA's health and safety protocols on Wednesday. He remains out indefinitely.

7. Kawhi out Game 1; status going forward uncertain

   Clippers coach Ty Lue said he's not sure yet of Kawhi Leonard's status for Game 2. Leonard did not travel with the team to Phoenix on Saturday.

8. Richardson reveals mom's death after 100m win

   An emotional Sha'Carri Richardson earned an Olympic berth after dominating the women's 100-meter dash and revealed in her post-race interview that her mother died last week.

9. UFC fighter Pena faces theft, battery charges

   UFC fighter Luis Peña was arrested Friday by the Coral Springs (Florida) Police Department on three counts: robbery by sudden snatching, battery and criminal mischief, according to online records.

10. Will Rory do it? Is Bryson going back-to-back? What about Brooks? Setting up a wild final round at the U.S. Open

    It's been a long time since Rory McIlroy won a major. Bryson DeChambeau won this one last year. Other big names are lurking, while some lesser-known names lead. So who walks away with the U.S. Open trophy.