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CHICAGO — The sports world responded to the tragic grade-school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, in various ways this week, from Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr’s emotional news conference to San Francisco Giants manager Gabe Kapler’s decision to remain in the clubhouse during the national anthem.

The Warriors came into this postseason as an unknown. Klay Thompson only played once the calendar flipped to 2022, Draymond Green dealt with an injury that kept him out for two months, and then Steph Curry missed the final 12 games of the regular season with a foot injury.

Green made the remark on TNT's "Inside the NBA" postgame show Thursday night following the Warriors defeating the Dallas Mavericks in five games. "Draymond broke the code," Haslem told Yahoo Sports after the Heat's 111-103 victory. "You ain't ...

The Knights have come from 12-0 down to inflict a fourth-straight NRL loss on the Warriors, 24-16 in Redcliffe on Saturday.

Saifiti replaced in first half in blow to State of Origin hopes.

The Warriors star declared that Golden State would play Boston in the NBA Finals, and the Miami veteran thanked him for the extra motivation.

Alex Johnston becomes South Sydney's all-time leading try-scorer as the Rabbitohs hammer the Tigers 44-18. The Roosters and Knights also jag wins.

CINCINNATI — There was a significant presence missing from the field Friday during the national anthem before the Giants’ game at Great American Ballpark, and there will be into the foreseeable future: manager Gabe Kapler.

CINCINNATI — A couple hours before first pitch here Friday, players from the Giants and Reds met in the outfield. These were not your typical pregame greetings: Joc Pederson and Tommy Pham had an apparent beef to settle.