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Liverpool Confident Luis Suarez Will Stay at Anfield

Luis Suarez's strong play this season has stirred up rumors that Spanish powerhouse Real Madrid will try to get the Uruguayan goal-scorer this summer. However, manager Brendan Rodgers is confident Suarez will stay at Anfield for more seasons.
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MLB News: Reds closer Chapman Nears Return

The Cincinnati Reds could have their best closer in the coming weeks as reports indicated that Aroldis Champman is set to make a rehab stint after throwing 25 pitches during batting practice, the team announced on Tuesday.

NBA News: Owners Will Kick Out Donald Sterling with 29-0 Vote

NBA owners are expected to finish the job started by commissioner Adam Silver by revoking Donald Sterling's ownership and forcing him to sale the Los Angeles Clippers franchise, according to a source close to situation.

NBA Playoffs: Dallas Mavericks DeJuan Blair Suspended in Game 5

Dallas Mavericks forward DeJuan Blair has been suspended for Game 5 of their first-round playoff series with the San Antonio Spurs for kicking former teammate Tiago Splitter in the head, the league president of basketball operation Rod Thorn announced on Tuesday.

Boxing News 2014: Mayweather Plans To Buy LA Clippers

Floyd Mayweather Jr. has expressed his intention to buy the Los Angeles Clippers, hours after the NBA imposed a lifetime ban on Donald Sterling, a source close to situation reported on Tuesday.

NBA Rumors: Knicks Look To Sign Steve Kerr as Next Headcoach

The New York Knicks are expected to announce Steve Kerr as their next head coach in the coming days, but president Phil Jackson and his protégé have still a lot to explore organizationally, according to CBS Sports.com Ken Berger.
Barcelona's player Dani Alves smiles during a news conference at Joan Gamper training camp, near Barcelona, March 31, 2014. Barcelona and Atletico Madrid will play their Champions League quarter-final, first leg soccer match on Tuesday. REUTERS/Albert Gea

Brazilian Soccer Player Dani Alves Turns Stunt Against Racist Fan, Eats Thrown Banana Instead, Humour Always the Best Revenge

If you can't beat them, join them. This cliché definitely proved true for Brazilian soccer player Dani Alves who instead of lunging at a racist Spanish fan for throwing him a banana, just picked it up and ate it instead. He didn't raise his voice and he uttered no single invective against the person. He immediately won the support of the global sports industry.

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