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Keith Law ranked MLB's brightest young stars. And to nobody's surprise, Mike Trout sits at the head of the class. Who joins him on the list? 25 Under 25   SweetSpot TV: Battle for No. 2   Law chat: 1 ET »

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Pacers coach Frank Vogel addresses the report that he is "coaching for his job" and must win in the playoffs to keep his job.

After only scoring one run Tuesday night, the Brewers bats awoke at home Wednesday, and they beat the Padres 5-2.

Highlight Of The Night: Behind a combined 89 points from LaMarcus Aldridge in the past two games, the Blazers hold a commanding 2-0 lead on the Rockets.

Knicks president Phil Jackson has acknowledged that he and Steve Kerr have a strong philosophical connection, but will open up his coaching search beyond Kerr.

Rick Sutcliffe reacts to the suspensions handed down by Major League Baseball after the Brewers-Pirates brawl on Sunday and discusses which team it affects more.