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	Sports As-it-happens update ⋅ February 23, 2019
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	Robert Kraft Charged With Soliciting Prostitution: Potential Defenses, How the NFL Might Respond Sports Illustrated One of 25 men currently charged with soliciting prostitution at a day spa in a Florida strip mall involved in a sex trafficking ring, Patriots owner Robert Kraft—a first-time offender—could face community service and an educational program (but ... Flag as irrelevant
	Paul George's last-second floater in double OT propels Thunder New York Post OKLAHOMA CITY - Paul George cut through two defenders, lofted a shot over 7-foot-1 Rudy Gobert and waited just like everyone else. Flag as irrelevant
	DeMar DeRozan returns to Toronto love fest, but can't get fairy-tale ending ESPN TORONTO -- The cheers came in waves. One after another, they cascaded over Friday's sellout crowd at Scotiabank Arena, crashing onto the court and washing over DeMar DeRozan. Flag as irrelevant
	Matt Duchene 'excited' to join Blue Jackets; new team welcomes offensive threat Sporting News OTTAWA - Friday couldn't have started any better for the Columbus Blue Jackets. It opened with the club trailing the Carolina Hurricanes by one point for the final Eastern Conference wild-card position. Flag as irrelevant
	Max Holloway Vs. Dustin Poirier Is Great, But Does The UFC Interim Title Process Need Clarity? Forbes Max Holloway vs. Dustin Poirier is a phenomenal bout, but something feels a little out of whack. From the standpoint of pure matchmaking, separate from titles and rankings, it's a great fight for the sport. Flag as irrelevant
	Wolves, minus Karl-Anthony Towns, get full team effort to beat Knicks 115-104 victory in New York Minneapolis Star Tribune NEW YORK - For the first time in the past four seasons, the Timberwolves had to play a game without Karl-Anthony Towns on the floor. Flag as irrelevant
	San Antonio Spurs 117-120 Toronto Raptors SkySports Kawhi Leonard had 25 points and scored the go-ahead dunk after a steal with 15.1 seconds remaining as the Toronto Raptors defeated his former team, the visiting San Antonio Spurs, 120-117 on Friday night. Flag as irrelevant
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