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MIAMI—The best part about watching Trae Young’s career up close is getting to see him work. He’s a great entertainer. The next best part is seeing Young’s game evolve. Young quickly proved he’s a good NBA player, opponents adjusted accordingly, and Young countered. Now he’s among the best young stars…

His future remains unclear, but King has done an admirable job in a near-impossible situation as Hawks interim coach this season. “My beard’s grayer, [but] I’ve learned,” he said.

Tom Mitchell, Jai Newcombe and Dylan Moore have played key roles for Hawthorn in their 12-point upset of AFL rivals Geelong on Easter Monday at the MCG.

Dylan Moore and Luke Breust help Hawthorn stun Geelong by 12 points in another Easter Monday classic between the AFL arch-rivals.

MIAMI — This was what the Miami Heat needed when they needed it, Sunday’s 115-91 victory at FTX Arena.

Ned Reeves is profiting from the experience of Hawthorn ruck coach Damian Monkhorst and co-captain Ben McEvoy as he settles into the role at AFL level.

Collins, 24, has been out since March 11 due to foot and finger injuries.

The investigation, conducted by Cozen O’Connor and released Friday, cleared the NHLPA and its director, Donald Fehr, of wrongdoing. But the findings leave many things unanswered.

Shams Charania: Atlanta's John Collins will play in Game 1 vs. Heat today, barring issues in warmups, sources said. Gut-it-out return for the Hawks, who are without Clint Capela. Source: Twitter @ShamsCharania What's the buzz on Twitter? Sarah K. ...

Regenerating under new coach Sam Mitchell, Hawthorn will be out to cause an upset when they take on Geelong in the traditional AFL fixture on Easter Monday.

The forward, who last played on March 11, appeared in 54 games this season due to various injuries.