Move over, Stephen Curry. Joe Harris, you had a nice run at the NBA 3-point Contest earlier this month, but step aside as well. Because the best 3-point shooter in the world is some 30-something washed up high school player who specializes in pop-a-shot. Seriously.
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Introducing Anthony Miracola, whose shooting touch made him the first small ball (think arcade basketball) national champ in 2018 (Yes, this is a real thing). And who earlier this week set a Guinness World Record for making 31 consecutive NBA 3-pointers in less than a minute. That's the equivalent of making all 25 shots in the 3-point contest during NBA All-Star Weekend—and then draining six more for fun. Check out the remarkable feat of finesse:
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And here's a different angle in which you can see a fully dressed referee signal after each basket:
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Rajon Rondo is on his sixth team in the last six years, a byproduct of him being an attractive target every off-season in free agency, but also being a difficult teammate to deal with (if you believe those rumors). Since being traded by the Boston Celtics, no team has signed him to to a deal that has exceeded two years, and the team that did sign him to a two-year deal, the Chicago Bulls, waived him after his first season with the team.
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That's why, no matter how long he plays for the Lakers or any other franchise before hanging them up, he'll always be known as a Boston Celtic. He spent nine seasons in green, won a championship and made four All-Star teams. When he hit a buzzer beater to beat his former team in their arena earlier this month, the 33-year-old was visibly emotional afterwards, saying “This [the final shot] is one I'll be playing for the rest of my life.”
As if that wasn't enoug..

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Kevin C. CoxIs the fifth time the charm for Rory McIlroy to complete the career Grand Slam at Augusta National?Who are your Masters picks? As the year's first major approaches, golf fans might care more about the answer to that question than they do about the status of their own golf games. No tournament evokes such buildup and this year is no different. So as we count down the weeks days hours until the world's best golfers descend on Augusta National, here's our ever-changing top-13 ranking of contenders—along with their current odds, according to Westgate Las Vegas Superbook—to slip on the green jacket this year.
1. Dustin Johnson (10/1)
FacebookPinterestDavid Cannon/Getty ImagesReason to pick: Did you watch the WGC-Mexico Championship?! I haven’t seen an American athlete dazzle fans in Mexico like that since Kenny Powers in Season 2 of Eastbound and Down. Also, Johnson has made it clear he will NOT be staying at the same Augusta rental house where he had his staircas..

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For a beer league hockey game to reach a point where there is a full-on line brawl, some real scumbaggery had to have occurred. I'm sure it happens way more than you think, because dads build up a lot of anger throughout the week that has to be taken out when the puck drops at 10 p.m. on a Sunday night. That being said, middle-aged dudes on skates should never be throwing fists.
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But that's what happened in what we have to assume is a men's league game, considering one team is in hot-pink jerseys and the fact there are a total of zero fans in the arena. In a video currently making the rounds on Twitter, you'll see two officials struggle to break up a fight that broke out between two belligerent beer-leaguers, eventually separating them. Just when you think those two guys are the biggest hardos on the ice, the goalie for the hot-pink team, who decided he wasn&#0..