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Victor Wembanyama is back. The San Antonio Spurs confirmed their franchise cornerstone has cleared concussion protocol and will suit up for Game four against Portland. This is massive news for a Spurs squad that simply cannot afford to navigate a playoff series without their generational talent on the floor.
Shifting to the ice, Nathan MacKinnon put on a clinic as Colorado swept the Los Angeles Kings five to one Sunday, closing out the series in four games. It was also a bittersweet goodbye for Kings legend Anze Kopitar, whose storied career appears to have ended on home ice without the send-off that city deserved. MacKinnon two goals, one assist, just another night at the office.
And over at the Madrid Open, the clay court chaos continues. A stomach virus is now tearing through the draw on top of an already brutal withdrawal list and a pollen storm blanketing the Caja Magica. Players are battling allergies and illness simultaneously, all while trying to protect their bodies with Roland Garros just a month away. The timing could not be worse.
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