inished his debut in New York with a time of 2:07:51.For most of the course, the mens field was a three-man race between Ghebreslassie, Kenyas Lucas Rotich and Ethiopias Lelisa Desisa. By Mile 20, Ghebreslassie began gradually pulling away.The 20-year-old beat Rotich by 62 secon

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Los Angeles Clippers point guard Austin Rivers?said the recruiting process he went through with his dad, Doc, before he agreed to re-sign with the Clippers for $35 million over three seasons, was weird.Thats because Doc isnt a regular dad. The elder Rivers is the Clippers head coach and president of basketball operations.To be honest, it was weird, Austin said after the Clippers summer league game at Amway Center. Just because it was so business. People dont understand from the outside looking in thats kind of how our relationship is. But its different when its something like this because now moneys involved. Coaching is simple. Hes always been a coach to me. Hes always been like a coach. Hes never really been -- hes always been a father when he had time to be, Im not trying to say hes not a father, but [our] relationship has always been coach/player. And its worked out.The scrutiny on father and son has been evident since Doc acquired Austin in a January 2015 three-team deal that included the Boston Celtics and?Phoenix Suns. The deal?made Austin the first NBA player to play in a game for his father, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.?Austin was open about the fact that had free agent Kevin Durant?indicated he would sign with the Clippers, he and teammate Jamal Crawford would have had to sign elsewhere.So in this process, it was now president vs. player, so it was different, Austin said. And he told me and I told him, its a business, man. The fact is if Durant would have signed there, then me and Jamal would have been somewhere else. Its just strictly a business [move]. At the end of the day, youre trying to win. So we understood that. It came down to I wasnt going to wait that much longer. Jamals sitting here trying to figure something out. Its a stressful process ... I wanted to be back here, and thats why I decided to come back.Austin said he met with the New York Knicks and had conversations lined up with the Portland Trail Blazers and?Houston Rockets, as well as two other teams. Austin averaged 8.9 points, 1.9 rebounds and 1.5 assists per game last season.It came down, for me, just to what did I value? Austin said. The money was pretty much equal almost across the board from most of the teams. It was just what did I want to be a part of for the short-term. Also, I wanted the two-plus-one [contract]. I wanted to have the option to opt out.The difference in Rivers mind was that he was already comfortable within the framework of the Clippers system, and he is confident that if the Clippers stay healthy, they can contend in the Western Conference.I dont have to reintroduce myself to people, get to know [a new] coaching style and what system do you [run], Austin said. I know the system. I know the situation. 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She pulled away around the 15th mile and finished with an unofficial time of 2 hours, 24 minutes, 26 seconds -- one second behind her time last year.Ghebreslassie finished his debut in New York with a time of 2:07:51.For most of the course, the mens field was a three-man race between Ghebreslassie, Kenyas Lucas Rotich and Ethiopias Lelisa Desisa. By Mile 20, Ghebreslassie began gradually pulling away.The 20-year-old beat Rotich by 62 seconds to become the youngest male winner in New York. The previous youngest male winners were Alberto Salazar in 1980 and Tom Fleming in 1973, who won as 22-year-olds.Defending champion Stanley Biwott of Kenya withdrew at the 10-mile mark with a right calf injury. 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