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	Sports As-it-happens update ⋅ January 18, 2019
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	Adam Silver says player safety a top priority for NBA SFGate NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said in London that the safety and security of players will always be paramount for the league after New York Knicks center Enes Kanter did not travel to London for his team's game against the Washington Wizards. Flag as irrelevant
	A Professional Bull Rider Died After a Bull He Was Riding Stepped on His Chest TIME A 25-year-old professional bull rider has died after being stomped by a bull at an event Tuesday. Mason Lowe, of Exeter, Mo., was injured at the National Western Stock Show in Denver when a bull he had been riding stepped on his chest after he had been ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sixers vs. Pacers odds, line: NBA picks, optimal predictions from model on 7-2 roll CBSSports.com A top-flight offense faces one of the NBA's best defenses when the Philadelphia 76ers (29-16) visit the Indiana Pacers (29-14) in a crucial Eastern Conference showdown on Thursday at 7 p.m. Flag as irrelevant
	Winston's career-high 29 lifts No. 6 Spartans over Huskers News & Observer Four nights after Tom Izzo called out Cassius Winston for his poor play in Michigan State's previous game, the Spartans' star point guard responded better than his coach would have expected. Flag as irrelevant
	Patriots-Chiefs Matchups FOXSports.com It will be dark and cold, perhaps absurdly cold, Sunday night in Kansas City. Arrowhead Stadium will be lit up, though, and the winner of the Patriots-Chiefs game will head to Atlanta for the Super Bowl. Flag as irrelevant
	Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora reconsidering White House visit USA TODAY A planned visit to the White House next month by the World Series champion Boston Red Sox might not include manager Alex Cora. The native of Puerto Rico says he is considering skipping the event because of the Trump administration's response to the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Why Bryce Harper Could Experience a Career Resurgence if He Signs With the Phillies Sports Illustrated If the Phillies are the primary suitor for Bryce Harper, they should be selling him on how he could fulfill his potential as a hitter. Flag as irrelevant
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