Morning Sports Update: Dion Lewis reportedly showing encouraging signs in ACL recovery
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Dion Lewis’s ACL recovery is on schedule, Pablo Sandoval’s arrival at spring training on Sunday causes a stir, and the Celtics dominate the Nuggets, 121-101.
Dion Lewis reportedly showing encouraging signs in ACL recovery: “When Lewis visited Andrews in January for a routine check-in, the feeling was that things were exactly where they should be, if not better.’’ (ESPN.com)
Pablo Sandoval says ‘I don’t got nothing to prove’: “No, I don’t got nothing to prove. I just prepare myself to perform well, support my teammates and play and try to get to the World Series,’’ Sandoval said after arriving in the clubhouse at JetBlue Park. (The Boston Globe)
Jared Sullinger says Evan Turner and Avery Bradley combined for this ‘amazing play’: “It was an amazing play; it was winning basketball,’’ said Sullinger. “For Avery to have the (basketball) IQ and Evan to have the (basketball) IQ that somebody is back there and not just letting it go (out of bounds), that’s big time for us.’’ (CSNNE.com)
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Former Celtic David Lee agrees to deal with Mavericks: “Lee, a veteran power forward who cleared waivers after receiving a buyout from the Boston Celtics, has agreed to sign for the prorated portion of the Mavs’ $2.1 million cap-room exception and arrived in Dallas on Sunday.’’ (ESPN.com)
Here’s what you’re missing on Rob Gronkowski’s party ship: “Rob Gronkowski’s party ship is a madhouse.’’ (Boston.com)
Patriots are one of many teams showing interest in re-signing Akiem Hicks: “The Providence Journal learned on Friday that the Patriots have shown interest in bringing the defensive tackle back next season.’’ (the Providence Journal)
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