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	Sports As-it-happens update ⋅ February 22, 2018
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	Colts kicker Adam Vinatieri will return for 23rd NFL season Indianapolis Star The man won't stop. Adam Vinatieri and the Indianapolis Colts are nearing a deal that will keep the team's all-time leading scorer in Indianapolis for another season, allowing the 45-year-old to chase a few of the NFL's all-time records. Flag as irrelevant
	Lamoureux sisters had sights set only on women's hockey gold against Canada ABC News The U.S. women's hockey team has made no secret of their goal in Pyeongchang. They've been training for four years for just one game: a gold medal matchup with Canada. Flag as irrelevant
	Carson Smith could be just the weapon to give Red Sox edge on Yankees Boston Herald The Yankees believe the Red Sox are the team to beat, with general manager Brian Cashman saying yesterday that since the Sox are reigning American League East champs, "we're not on equal footing until we take that away from them. Flag as irrelevant
	LeBron James, eyeing 8th straight Finals, doesn't want to change NBA's playoff format Washington Post LeBron James thinks that the NBA should keep its current format, which has separate brackets for the Eastern and Western conferences. Flag as irrelevant
	NFL Mock Draft Vol. 2: Josh Allen a Giant? The Pre-Combine, Pre-Free Agency Projection Sports Illustrated It's still too early to say what's going to happen in April, but we ran our first-round projection by scouts from eight NFL teams to try to get as close as possible. Flag as irrelevant
	North Korean cheerleader is caught on video accidentally clapping as American figure skaters take the ice Daily Mail A North Korean cheerleader has been caught on video accidentally clapping for American figure skaters. The momentary lapse in discipline among North Korea's 'army of beauties' occurred during the pair skating short program on February 15 at the Winter ... Flag as irrelevant
	No, Nick Foles will not fetch the Eagles great draft picks | Bob Ford Philly.com Eagles coach Doug Pederson and quarterback Nick Foles celebrates after beating the New England Patriots for the Super Bowl LII title on Sunday, February 4, 2018 in Minneapolis. Flag as irrelevant
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