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• New Rule in Cycling Forbids the Tossing of Water Bottles
  Riders’ water bottles are treasured souvenirs among cycling fans. Cyclists are unhappy with a new rule that outlaws tossing them into the crowd.
• Injuries Are Raining on the N.B.A.’s Championship Parade
  Pick a big-name N.B.A. star, and he’s probably been injured this season: LeBron, Giannis, LaMelo, A.D., K.D. and, now, Jamal Murray. What’s going on?
• Stephen Curry Passes Wilt Chamberlain as Warriors Scoring Leader
  Players must be great to set their franchise’s career scoring record. But they also need to hang around.
• Hope Trautwein Discusses Her 21-Strikeout Perfect Game
  Hope Trautwein of North Texas threw a perfect game that outdid all the others, striking out 21 in seven flawless innings.
• Arella Guirantes' Killer Sidestep Is Clearing a Path to the WNBA
  Arella Guirantes, the star Rutgers guard, hopes to be drafted by her hometown team, the Liberty, this week. But no matter where she ends up, she said she’ll be ready.
• Hank Aaron’s Name Will Replace a Confederate General’s on an Atlanta School
  Forrest Hill Academy, named for Nathan Bedford Forrest, also an early leader of the Ku Klux Klan, will become Hank Aaron New Beginnings Academy.
• Cleveland’s Yu Chang Receives Racist Messages After Costly Error
  The infielder tweeted about messages he received after a throwing mistake. The Mets swept their doubleheader with the Phillies, and the Yankees lost to Toronto.
• Twins, Timberwolves and Wild Postpone Games After Shooting
  With the Minneapolis area on edge, M.L.B., N.B.A. and N.H.L. teams decided they could not play on Monday following the shooting of Daunte Wright.
• N.C.A.A. Won't Cancel Events Over Transgender Laws, Yet
  L.G.B.T.Q. advocates have pressed the N.C.A.A. to move events from states considering such laws, but so far the organization has stopped short.
• US Women's Soccer Team Clears Hurdle to Continuing Equal Pay Fight
  A judge approved a settlement between U.S. Soccer and its women’s team in their dispute over working conditions, allowing the players to resume their legal battle over compensation.