Новости за 03.04.2016

HOUSTON - Oklahoma's wonderful season ended with a thud.

KEY BISCAYNE, Florida - Novak Djokovic says the Miami Open will remain in Key Biscayne for a long time, and South Florida tennis fans hope he's right.

MARTINSVILLE, Virginia - Kyle Busch pulled away on a restart with 11 laps to go and outran AJ Allmendinger to the finish for his first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series victory at Martinsville Speedway, and a sweep of the two-race weekend.

LONDON - The winners of the 2016 Olivier Awards, honoring achievement in London theater, opera and dance:

DURHAM, North Carolina - Duke says Hall of Fame men's basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski is recovering from knee replacement surgery.

PITTSBURGH - Francisco Liriano tied a Pirates opening day record by striking out 10 and singled home the first run of the 2016 Major League Baseball season for good measure, sending Pittsburgh past the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1 on Sunday.

HOUSTON - Though he moved on to the NBA long ago, March Madness is also Steph Curry's world now.

MALIBU, California - Los Angeles County authorities say a driver who managed to get out of his SUV after it nearly went over a cliff was then struck by a passing bus in Malibu.

KEY BISCAYNE, Florida - When a flyover by a flock of pelicans briefly interrupted Novak Djokovic's final service game Sunday, he waved both arms and grinned as if he had just won a championship.

ATHENS, Greece - Already-crowned champion Olympiakos had an easy night beating already-relegated Panthrakikos 4-0 in the Greek league on Sunday.

NEW YORK - Tim Frazier had 19 points and 13 assists, Luke Babbitt added 21 points and the New Orleans Pelicans beat the Brooklyn Nets 106-87 on Sunday.

LOS ANGELES - The Dodgers open the season with 10 players on the disabled list, likely a record, after catcher Yasmani Grandal and infielder Howie Kendrick got hurt.

ALBANY, New York - Less than a year after New York banned fracking, dashing the hopes of farmers who had hoped to reap royalties from natural gas leases, the commercial solar industry is courting landowners for energy production.

SUNRISE, Florida - The Florida Panthers are going to the playoffs, just their second trip in the last 15 seasons.

SAO PAULO - Andrew Svoboda rallied to win the Web.com Tour's Brazil Champions on Sunday, closing with a birdie to overcome a one-stroke deficit to Bhavik Patel.

AUGUSTA, Georgia - Ty Griggs' favorite memory of the Masters was Adam Scott making a birdie putt on the 18th hole that led to him winning the green jacket.

CINCINNATI - The Reds placed four starters on the disabled list Sunday - including top returning pitcher Anthony DeSclafani - as part of their moves to get to the 25-man roster limit.

HALLANDALE BEACH, Florida - The numbers say Nyquist will face a daunting challenge in the Kentucky Derby, and trainer Doug O'Neill is fully aware of that.

MANCHESTER, Connecticut - Police say two people were arrested after a dispute over crab legs at a Connecticut restaurant turned violent.

ATHENS, Greece - An agreement between the European Union and Turkey to deport migrants currently on Greek islands back to the Turkish mainland is to take effect Monday morning, but the operation is threatened by a shortage of personnel.

BALTIMORE - South Korean outfielder Hyun Soo Kim has made the Baltimore Orioles' 25-man opening day roster after resisting the team's effort to send him to the minor leagues.

SEATTLE - Right-to-die advocates in Washington state have created a cheaper alternative mixture of medications to help terminally ill patients legally end their lives after a drug company abruptly hiked the price of a drug commonly used for the purpose.

ST. PETERSBURG, Florida - The Tampa Bay Rays have released James Loney, the team's regular first baseman the past three years.

SANAA, Yemen - The Yemeni president has sacked the vice president and the head of the Cabinet, Khaled Bahah, citing shortcomings in the government's performance.

PROVIDENCE, Rhode Island - The Latest on a spring storm hitting parts of the East Coast (all times local):