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Well, good to PTI boys and girls, we will get to the World Series no hitter in a moment.

But we begin today with developing news about Kyrie Irving.

Last night the net's in Irving released a statement with the anti-definition league in

which they agreed to donate $500,000 each towards, quote, causes and organizations that

work to eradicate hate and intolerance in our communities.

In the statement Irving said he took responsibility for what was seen as his endorsement of an

anti-Semitic book and movie, but he did not apologize.

Nor did he during a brief media session today.

Also today NBA Commissioner Adam Silver issued a statement calling Irving's original social

media post, quote, a reckless decision, unquote, and added that he was, quote, disappointed

Kyrie has not offered an unqualified apology and more specifically denounced the violent

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