Tests on Kyle Lowry's sore right wrist showed no significant damage, the Toronto Raptors announced before Sunday's game against the visiting Portland Trail Blazers.
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dimanche 26 février 2017
New Canadian diving tandems win gold, silver at Grand Prix
Jennifer Abel and Mélissa Citrini-Beaulieu won gold in the synchro three-metre springboard on Sunday at the Grand Prix in Germany after Meaghan Benfeito and Caeli McKay won silver in synchro 10-metre platform.
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Milos Raonic pulls out of Delray Beach Open final
Canadian tennis star Milos Raonic has withdrawn from the final of the Delray Beach Open with an injury. American Jack Sock, Raonic's opponent in in the final, wins the title in a walkover.
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Nate Robinson literally goes through opponent's legs
Nate Robinson, a 5-9" former slam dunk champion, went through the legs of the Raptors 905 7-2" centre on his way to the hoop, while playing for the Delaware 87ers on Saturday night.
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German sleds split 4-man bobsleigh world title
Francesco Friedrich and Johannes Lochner were both declared world champions in four-man bobsled on Sunday when they couldn't be separated after four runs.
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Mikael Kingsbury strikes gold again in World Cup moguls
Canada's Mikael Kingsbury captured his seventh straight World Cup freestyle skiing gold medal on Sunday in Zhangjiakou, China, While Justine Dufour-Lapointe added to her medal haul with a bronze in the women's event.
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Auston Matthews rapidly approaching Maple Leafs franchise records
Auston Matthews became just the third Leafs rookie ever to hit 30 goals with his two-goal performance in defeat against the Canadiens — the 14th straight loss for Toronto against Montreal. He's rapidly approaching the franchise rookie record for goals in one season, just five from eclipsing Wendel Clark, who had 34 goals in the 1985-86 season.
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