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NFL: Jets land WR Doctson

The Jets signed Josh Doctson on Saturday to fill out their woeful group of wide receivers. The 2016 first-round pick of the Redskins spent his first three seasons in Washington, where he had 81 receptions for 1,100 yards and eight touchdowns in 33 games.

The 6-foot-2, 205-pound 27-year-old was often injured before being cut last summer by the Redskins. Doctson landed with the Vikings, but had zero catches in one game last season.

A Foxsports.com writer, citing unidentified sources, reported on Twitter that

Danny Amendola was signing a one-year deal to remain with the Lions. Erik Burk

hardt, Amendola’s agent, retweeted that report and congratulated Amendola on “another well-earned deal.” Dolphins assistant head coach Karl

Dorrell will be the new head coach at Colorado, according to multiple reports. Dorrell, who spent four seasons with the Jets and last year with the Dolphins as receivers coach, replaces Mel Tucker who left to become head coach at Michigan State.

Giants assistant coach Bret Bielema had spoke to Colorado about the opening.

NBA: Cuban calls out officiating

Mavericks owner Mark Cuban called out the NBA’s officiating following his team’s 111-107 loss to the Hawks in Atlanta.

John Collins’ follow shot, credited after a goaltending call was overturned, sealed it for Atlanta with 8.4 seconds remaining.

“So they call a goaltend,” Cuban’s tweet began. “They literally blew the whistle that it was a goaltend. There was a putback after the whistle. After review they said no goaltend but count the basket? WTF is that? That’s NBA officiating.” In Milwaukee, Giannis Antetok

ounmpo had 31 points and 17 rebounds and the Bucks beat the 76ers 119-98 in a matchup of Eastern Conference rivals.

Joel Embiid had 17 points and 11 rebounds for Philadelphia.

In Salt Lake City, James Harden scored 38 points and Russell Westbrook had 34 in Houston’s 120-110 victory over Utah.

NHL: Bruins pummeled by Canucks

Tyler Toffoli scored his first two goals with his new team and added an assist as the Canucks routed the Bruins 9-3 in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Scott Laughton scored two goals to lead the streaking Flyers to an 4-2 victory over the Jets in Philadelphia.

GOLF: Thomas takes lead in Mexico

Justin Thomas started and ended his round with bogeys. He was at his best in the 16 holes between, running off eight birdies for a 6-under 65 that gave him a one-shot lead over Patrick Reed and Erik Van Rooyen at the Mexico Championship in Mexico City.

Jon Rahm, who started the third round 10 shots out of the lead and goes into Sunday in the penultimate group, just four shots behind. Rory McIlroy was tied with Rahm and

Bryson DeChambeau (70) at 11-under 202.