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	Sports As-it-happens update ⋅ February 27, 2019
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	Nolan Arenado, Rockies Find Security in a Precarious Market With $260 Million Extension Sports Illustrated Earlier this month, Nolan Arenado set a record. The Rockies announced that they'd pay him $26 million in 2019—the highest salary ever given to a player eligible for arbitration—after the two parties agreed to bypass a hearing one year before the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Nuggets grind out home win over OKC to take firm grip on No. 2 spot in Western Conference The Denver Post Nikola Jokic put up another staggering offensive line, but it was his defense that catapulted the Nuggets to a riveting, series-clinching win. Flag as irrelevant
	Romeo Langford gives Indiana rare moment of optimism in season of disappointment Yahoo Sports BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Here it was, at last. Here was the moment Indiana fans envisioned for nearly nine months, since Romeo Langford stood in a crowded high school gymnasium and sent an entire, glory-starved state into ecstasy by putting an Indiana hat ... Flag as irrelevant
	No Shortage Of Drama With Lakers; James Must Take Responsibility Forbes While Los Angeles is eagerly awaiting the possibility of free agent Bryce Harper signing with the Dodgers, it would be wise to reflect on the last big name hired gun who came to town. Flag as irrelevant
	Mikolas gets $68M, 4-year deal from Cards for 2020-23 Wichita Eagle Three days after being announced as the Cardinals opening-day starter, Miles Mikolas agreed to stay in St. Louis much longer. St. Louis and the All-Star right-hander agreed to a $68 million, four-year contract covering 2020-23, a deal announced Tuesday ... Flag as irrelevant
	NBA wrap: Celtics get blown out by Raptors in Toronto Sporting News The Raptors dominated the Celtics on Tuesday. Toronto took a commanding lead before halftime and cruised to an easy 118-95 win over Boston at the Scotiabank Arena. Flag as irrelevant
	Kyrie Irving: Fixing Celtics Taking Shortcuts 'Up to Brad' Stevens Bleacher Report Brad Stevens thinks his Celtics aren't committing on defense and instead taking shortcuts. Kyrie Irving thinks the responsibility to fix that issue falls on his coach. Flag as irrelevant
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