We’re back to basketball tonight with an epic doubleheader: the WNBA All-Star Game, followed by Game 4 of the NBA Finals. But first, some news out of Spain…
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MLB: Vladimir Guerrero Jr. belted a 468-foot home run to lead the American League over the National League 5-2 in the 2021 All-Star Game. At 22, Guerrero Jr. is the youngest player to win All-Star MVP.
Olympics: Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal each scored 17 to lift Team USA to a 108-80 victory over Argentina in men’s basketball exhibition play. The USA (1-2) will next face Australia on Friday in Las Vegas.
NASCAR: Hendrick Motorsports signed driver Kyle Larson to a one-year contract extension.
NHL: The Bruins signed defenseman Brandon Carlo to a six-year extension that carries a $4.1 million annual cap hit.
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