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Paul Pogba’s agent says the France midfielder will leave Juventus this summer if the Italian champions receive “the right offer”.
Pogba, 22, is currently out of action with a hamstring injury and will miss the second leg of Juve’s Champions League quarter-final against Monaco on Wednesday night.
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Gregg Popovich and the San Antonio Spurs dropped Game 1 of their first round series to the Los Angeles Clippers on Sunday night, 107-92. After the game, Coach Pop was his usual sunny self as he gave reporters the most trite and obvious answers he could [barely] think of. How much did DeAndre Jordan affect things? A lot. Does he think of things? He does. Does his team need to be better to win the next game? Yes.
It was classic Pop. If you like him, it’s great. If you aren’t a fan of his dismissal of the media, then he’s a jerk.
Blake Griffin threw down two electrifying dunks Sunday night – both in the face of San Antonio’s Aron Baynes – and the Clippers easily handled the Spurs, 107-92 in game one of their first round series. Griffin scored 26 points and took 12 rebounds; Chris Paul tallied a game-high 32 points. The Clippers grabbed a double-digit 1st quarter lead and were never seriously threatened.
Blake Griffin in slow-motion is art.
As expected, home court advantage mattered all weekend – seven of the eight home teams won, with only Washington winning in Toronto. Sunday’s games were mostly blowouts – the only single-digit game was Atlanta 99, Brooklyn 92.