BASKETBALL
Kawhi Leonard’s time with the San Antonio Spurs may soon be over.
A person familiar with the situation said Leonard told the Spurs he would like to be traded this summer, the clearest sign that the relationship between the team and the All-Star is in disrepair.
Leonard played in only nine game with the Spurs this past season because of a leg injury – officially described as right quadriceps tendinopathy, and the Spurs listed him as out on their injury reports for much of the year citing “injury management.” In the 2016-17 season, he averaged a career-best 25.5 points and was third in the MVP voting.
GOLF
LPGA: So Yeon Ryu birdied all five par-5 holes in a 5-under 67 to take the second-round lead by one in the Meijer Classic at Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Sandra Gal and Sakura Yokomine each shot 64 to reach 12 under. Caroline Masson (66) was 11 under, and Lee-Anne Pace (67), Anna Nordqvist (68) and Su Oh (68) followed at 10 under.
HIGH SCHOOLS
TRACK AND FIELD: Victoria Bossong of Cheverus broke her own all-time state best for 400 meters and was sixth in the freshman race at the New Balance nationals in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Bossong’s time of 56.24 seconds was .03 faster than her previous record set last weekend at the New England championships.
In the boys’ 3,000-meter racewalk, Thornton Academy junior Lucas Judice placed ninth with a time of 17:48.98.
BASEBALL
EASTERN LEAGUE: Josh Ockimey hit an RBI double and a solo homer to lead the Portland Sea Dogs to a 2-1 win over the Bowie Baysox in Maryland.
Dedgar Jiminez (2-5) allowed five hits with two strikeouts in seven innings to earn the win for Portland (24-41). Ryan Mountcastle had an RBI double for Bowie (29-35).
AMERICAN LEGION: James Sinclair struck out eight in a two-hit shutout as Coastal Landscaping beat United Post 86 4-0 in an opener at Cumberland.
Tim Greenlaw hit a double in the first inning to put Coastal Landscape up 2-0. Will Neleski had two doubles for United.
NECBL: The visiting North Adams SteepleCats totaled 22 hits and beat the Sanford Mainers, 14-8.
Jonathan White had two doubles and four RBI for Sanford (5-3). Carmine Pagano and Nick Howie each added two hits.
– Staff and news service report
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