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1. Every winner, best moments from 2019 NBA awards show

   Giannis Antetokounmpo captured his first MVP, Luka Doncic was named top rookie and Lou Williams won his third Sixth Man award. Who else took home the hardware?

2. Giannis third-youngest to win MVP in 40 years

   The "Greek Freak" averaged 27.7 points, 12.5 rebounds and 5.9 assists per game this season.

3. Jeanie calls Magic exit 'a surprise,' backs Pelinka

   Lakers controlling owner Jeanie Buss on Monday said she was caught "off guard" by Magic Johnson's resignation but reiterated her confidence in general manager Rob Pelinka overseeing the team's basketball operations.

4. Sources: Mets' front office making in-game moves

   At least some of the Mets' pitching moves during games have been dictated by the front office, sources say.

5. Trail Blazers trade Turner to Hawks for Bazemore

   Evan Turner is heading to Atlanta. The Blazers have traded the forward to the Hawks in exchange for Kent Bazemore.

6. Tiger Woods dropped from wrongful death suit

   Tiger Woods' attorneys announced Monday that the estate of a bartender who crashed his car and died after leaving the restaurant in December had voluntarily dismissed Woods as a defendant.

7. Aldo postpones retirement, signs new UFC deal

   Despite Jose Aldo's saying he planned to retire from MMA in January, he recently signed a long-term deal with UFC.

8. WWC ticket prices for U.S.-France skyrocket

   Ticket prices for the U.S.-France match on Friday at the Women's World Cup have soared to more than $11,000 on the secondary market.

9. How Michigan became the biggest surprise of the College World Series

   The Wolverines are this year's Cinderella team in Omaha, and in the CWS finals, they'll face a Vanderbilt squad that wasn't a power itself until recently.

10. Any questions how the U.S. will bounce back from mistakes? Not anymore

    An errant pass. A costly hesitation. Not a problem for this U.S. squad, which now heads to Paris for a blockbuster match against France.