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    - John McCall

    - Ira Winderman

    Ira Winderman's perspectives and other items of note from the Miami Heat's Friday night NBA play-in game against the Chicago Bulls.

    - Ira Winderman

    Pushing past the Chicago Bulls a day after learning team leader Jimmy Butler would be lost for weeks with a knee injury, the reward for the Miami Heat for Friday night's 112-91 win-or-go-home play-in victory is a first-round matchup against the league-best Boston Celtics.

    - Bob Ferrante

    Coach Mike Norvell said the Seminoles will be without quarterbacks Brock Glenn and Luke Kromenhoek because of minor injuries (they won’t be limited in offseason workouts this summer). That already has given more snaps during the last week to Orlando native Trever Jackson.

    - Matt Murschel

    He becomes the second player to commit to the Knights this offseason, along with Syracuse forward Benny Williams.

    - Cristóbal Reyes, Martin E. Comas

    Seminole Sheriff Lemma released names of two persons of interest in the carjacking and killing of Katherine Guerrero De Aguasvivas — including a man he believes is the masked gunman captured on video.

    - Tribune News Service

    A Florida man set himself on fire in a park across from the court where Trump’s hush money trial continues.

    - Dave Hyde

    Talent? Physicality? Purpose? The Panthers have a roster with everything, including some scars from losing the Stanley Cup Final last spring to Vegas.

    - Associated Press

    Jameson Taillon allowed one run over five innings in his first start this season after recovering from a strained back, and the Chicago Cubs beat the Miami Marlins 8-3. Nico Hoerner doubled twice for the Cubs, who have won five of six. Miami fell to an NL-worst 4-16. Taillon, in the second season of a $68 million, four-year contract, did not pitch in any spring training games, then made a pair of minor league rehab outings on April 7 and 12.bThe 32-year-old right-hander gave up three hits, struck out four and walked none. He threw 73 pitches, including 27 fastballs.

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    With planning, you can skip some of the longest and most annoying lines at airports for free.

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