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Whew. Japan beat the Commies to win the World Baseball Classic. Now we don't have to watch Castro grinning and gloating.
Now bring on the real baseball season!
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Lakers 105, Celtics 97
After some ups and downs on the road this year, the Lakers close the books on Eastern Conference trips with a win. The win was huge, too, because the last loss didn't drop them to #9 after all, but this one almost certainly would.
At least they closed this one down. This game was shaping up to be like the one in Cleveland: big lead taken in the first half, but given in one bad quarter late. But, the team held on, and will maintain their playoff position another day.
What a relief.