 Report: Mets’ deal with Kumar Rocker in jeopardy over elbow concerns
After starring at Vanderbilt, Kumar Rocker looked like a steal for the New York Mets when he fell to them at No. 10 overall in the MLB Draft. Now, there are questions as to whether Rocker will even sign with the organization.
According to Ken Davidoff of the New York Post, the Mets are not finalizing their contract agreement with Rocker due to concerns about the pitcher’s right elbow. The Mets had agreed to pay Rocker a $6 million signing bonus pending a physical, but had concerns with Ro
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Aly Raisman shares thoughts on Simone Biles’ Olympic struggles
Aly Raisman knows better than most the pressure that Simone Biles is under at the Olympics, and shared her thoughts after Biles withdrew from the women’s team gymnastics final on Tuesday.
Raisman, the former American gold medal gymnast, spoke to “Today” shortly after Biles’ withdrawal from the team final and said she felt “sick to my stomach” over Biles’ inability to compete. She said she was concerned about the mental impact the event had on Biles and
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Report: Nationals speeding up Max Scherzer trade efforts
It continues to look more and more likely that the Washington Nationals will trade Max Scherzer, and the deal could come by the end of Thursday.
According to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic, teams interested in Scherzer believe the Nationals want to make a trade within the next 48 hours so any issues involving Scherzer’s veto rights can be dealt with. The chances of Scherzer making his next start for Washington appear “remote.”
Teams pursuing Scherzer believe Nats want to act w
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Report: Rick Dennison will remain with Vikings after reaching agreement with team
Minnesota Vikings assistant coach Rick Dennison will not be leaving the team after all.
According to Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk, Dennison and the Vikings have reached an agreement allowing him to stay with the team despite his refusal to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. The agreement is essentially an acknowledgement that Dennison will comply with the league’s health protocols even if he doesn’t get the vaccine, and will likely limit his interaction with players and fellow coaches.
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Aaron Rodgers reportedly wants Randall Cobb back with Packers
One of Aaron Rodgers’ requests of the Green Bay Packers apparently is that the team bring back one of his favorite wide receivers.
According to Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Rodgers has asked the Packers to reacquire wide receiver Randall Cobb, who played with Rodgers between 2011 and 2018 and is currently with the Houston Texans. Salary cap issues could complicate things, but Silverstein says the acquisition “could happen.”
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Pac-12 commissioner opens door to potential expansion amid Big 12 fallout
The Pac-12 appears prepared to take advantage of the upheaval in the Big 12 based on comments made by commissioner George Kliavkoff on Tuesday.
Kliavkoff said that there has been “significant inbound interest” in many schools following the decision by Texas and Oklahoma to join the SEC, a move which has called into question the Big 12’s future. Kliavkoff also made clear that he does not see expansion as necessary to ensure that the Pac-12 is a factor nationally.
Kliavkoff: "W
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Simone Biles explains decision to withdraw from gymnastics team final
Simone Biles explained her decision to withdraw from the women’s team gymnastics final Tuesday, suggesting she was worried about hurting her team or herself if she competed further.
Biles spoke to reporters after her withdrawal, stating that she was mentally unprepared to perform to her expectations. After struggling with the vault, she added that she was worried about “(doing) something stupid and (getting) hurt.”
“After the performance I did, I just didn’t want t
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Simone Biles will return to Olympics after dealing with things ‘internally’
Simone Biles shockingly withdrew from the women’s gymnastic team final at the Olympics on Monday, but she is not done competing in Tokyo.
There was some speculation that Biles may have suffered an injury, but one of her coaches told the NBC broadcast that Biles withdrew for mental health reasons. Biles later confirmed that she is not injured and said she is “dealing with some things internally.” She expects to return for individual finals on Thursday.
Simone Biles speaking af
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Aaron Rodgers reports to Packers training camp
Aaron Rodgers appears to have officially ended his offseason holdout.
Rodgers was spotted outside Lambeau Field on Tuesday morning at the start of Green Bay Packers training camp. PFF’s Mike Renner shared a photo of Rodgers at the facility.
And here he is pic.twitter.com/RsivEauZXb
— Mike Renner (@PFF_Mike) July 27, 2021
Renner says his mother was present at the start of training camp and asked Packers president Mark Murphy when Rodgers is going to shown up. Murphy replied that t
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Bill Belichick shares hint about Patriots’ QB situation
Bill Belichick was quick to say that Cam Newton is the New England Patriots’ starting quarterback after the team drafted Mac Jones in the first round, but it sounds like that is less of a sure thing now.
Belichick spoke with reporters at the start of training camp on Tuesday, and he was asked if there will be a quarterback competition in the coming weeks. He said everyone has a “clean slate.”
Question (via @IanSteeleABC6): Will there be an open competition for starting quarte
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Simone Biles withdraws from gymnastics team final due to mental health issue
Simone Biles pulled out of the women’s gymnastic team final at the Tokyo Olympics on Tuesday.
Biles competed in Team USA’s first rotation on vault when she appeared to slip and land awkwardly on her knees. She was then expected to compete on uneven bars in the second rotations, but Jordan Chiles was subbed in. Biles then left the floor before returning to the arena in warmup gear to hug her teammates. She watched the remainder of the competition from the sideline, according to NBC S
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Naomi Osaka avoids media after losing at Olympics
Naomi Osaka on Tuesday continued her pattern of being a sore loser following defeats.
Osaka was upset by Marketa Vondrousova in the third round of the women’s singles event at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. She played a poor match and lost in straight sets 6-1, 6-4.
The Olympics marked Osaka’s return to tennis after a controversy at the French Open where Osaka stated her refusal to fulfill media obligations. Osaka eventually withdrew from that event and then did not participate
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Video: Javy Baez taunted the ever-loving crap out of Amir Garrett
Javy Baez delivered a walk-off hit for the Chicago Cubs on Monday night, and he sure took pleasure in taunting Amir Garrett afterwards.
Garrett and Baez have history dating back to a 2019 game when the Cincinnati Reds pitcher taunted Baez after striking out the Chicago Cubs infielder. The next season, Baez stood up to Garrett after the pitcher chirped at Anthony Rizzo.
So when Baez came in to pinch hit against Garrett in the bottom of the ninth with one out and the bases loaded on Monday, the t
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Naomi Osaka loses in third round at Olympics
The Olympic cauldron lighter has been eliminated from her competition at the Olympics.
Naomi Osaka lost on Tuesday in Tokyo in the women’s singles event at the Summer Olympics. The 23-year-old was defeated in straight sets to Marketa Vondrousova 6-1, 6-4.
Osaka committed 32 unforced errors in the match and only had one ace. Her serve was broken five times by Vondrousova.
Osaka is the premier hardcourt women’s tennis player in the world. But she withdrew from the French Open after s
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Golfer Justin Thomas sends great tweet about Olympic village
Justin Thomas sent a great tweet about the Olympics on Tuesday in Japan.
Thomas is among the golfers representing the US at the 2020 Summer Games in Tokyo. The 28-year-old shared some perspective about the Olympics, while poking fun at himself. He joked that he went to the Olympic Village for a workout on Monday night and that nobody was fighting him for the 20-pound weights.
Went into the Olympic village for a nice workout last night. Safe to say there weren't many athletes fighting me for ...
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Michael Phelps makes prediction about his Olympic record
Michael Phelps owns four individual Olympic records in swimming. On Tuesday in Japan, he offered a prediction regarding one of his records.
Phelps and Mike Tirico were talking on the NBC set ahead of the semifinals for the men’s 200 meter butterfly at the 2020 Summer Games in Tokyo. The 200 meter butterfly has been Phelps’ best-known event over the years. However, he thinks his Olympic record time in the event is going to be broken.
“I’m happy I’m not in it,”
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Video: Fans in Seward, Alaska go nuts after Lydia Jacoby wins gold medal
The reactions were off the charts after 17-year-old Lydia Jacoby won gold on Tuesday.
Jacoby pulled off a stunner, winning the gold medal in the women’s 100 meter breaststroke at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. Jacoby, who is from Alaska, is still a high school senior. She attends Seward High School, where she will be a senior in the fall, and has plans to attend the University of Texas at Austin in 2022.
Here is video of the finish where she won the event:
ELECTRIC.
Relive the momen
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PJ Washington deletes tweet amid drama with girlfriend Brittany Renner
PJ Washington appears to be in some bad shape with girlfriend Brittany Renner.
Washington and Renner welcomed a baby boy on May 5. But two months later, their relationship seems to be over.
Washington and Renner unfollowed each other on Instagram this month. They also scrubbed photos of the other from their respective accounts.
Last week, they both posted messages on their Instagram Story seemingly addressing the relationship. Renner shared a message expressing optimism that something better mi
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Antonio Gates Jr. commits to Michigan State as their highest-rated recruit
Michigan State on Monday secured its top-rated recruit for the 2022 class.
Antonio Gates Jr., the son of legendary tight end Antonio Gates, announced he is committed to Michigan State.
pic.twitter.com/cwDrX5t4RB
— AntonioGatesJr (@AntoniogatesJr1) July 26, 2021
Gates Jr. chose Michigan State over Florida, Penn State, Kentucky and Tennessee, who were also in his top five.
The wide receiver is a four-star recruit from Dearborn Fordson High School. He is the 16th commitment Michigan Stat
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Tom Daley shares the secret that helped him finally win Olympic gold medal
Tom Daley is competing in his fourth Olympiad, but it wasn’t until this week that he finally won a coveted gold medal.
Daley and partner Matty Lee won gold in the men’s 10m platform synchronized diving event at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. The two won by an extraordinarily narrow margin, claiming Daley’s long-awaited gold.
So what was the secret to finally win a gold at the Olympics? Daley provided the answer during an interview with NBC after the event.
“To go to
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Jamal Adams, Seahawks ‘far apart’ in contract talks
Jamal Adams is expected to report to training camp for the Seattle Seahawks, but he and the team reportedly are not close on a new deal.
NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport reported Monday that Adams and Seattle are “far apart” in contract talks.
The Seahawks acquired Adams in a trade with the Jets last July. He is making $9.8 million this season, which is the price of his fifth-year option the Jets had picked up.
Seattle acquired Adams with the intention of signing him to a long-term d
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Tom Brady not wearing brace or sleeve on knee at training camp
Tom Brady underwent knee surgery this offseason, but he seems to be completely recovered.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback was not wearing a knee brace or sleeve at training camp practice on Monday, NFL Media’s Sara Walsh reported.
There was talk about Brady dealing with a knee injury, but we didn’t learn the extent of it until recently. Brady played on a partially-torn MCL last season (another report said it was fully torn). The injury actually occurred in 2019.
Brady was seen
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Packers will reportedly let Aaron Rodgers choose his next team
The Packers are close to an agreement with Aaron Rodgers that would give the quarterback assurances he can leave Green Bay after the 2021 season. Rodgers is unlikely to become a free agent at that point, but it sounds like he will still have a say in where he plays next.
According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Packers have made a number of “concessions” to convince Rodgers to return to the team this season. The most noteworthy is that they will allow him to choose his next team
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Report: 10 women have filed police complaints against Deshaun Watson
Deshaun Watson is not currently facing any criminal charges stemming from the sexual assault allegations against him, but several women have now filed complaints with the police.
Watson’s attorney, Rusty Hardin, told ESPN’s John Barr on Monday that 10 women have made formal complaints to the Houston Police Department. Eight of those women are among the 22 who have filed civil lawsuits against Watson, while two are not involved in the suits.
Hardin says Watson’s legal team is f
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Davante Adams reportedly open to remaining with Packers
Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers have reportedly reached an agreement that will allow Rodgers to leave the team after the 2021 season, but that does not necessarily mean Davante Adams will follow him out the door.
Adams is entering the final season of his contract with the Packers. He and Rodgers have a close relationship, and many have assumed he won’t want to remain in Green Bay without Rodgers. However, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports that Adams is still willing to discuss a
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Report: Packers agree to let Aaron Rodgers leave after 2021 season
Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers have reportedly made significant progress toward settling their differences, but the reigning MVP is likely entering his final season with the team.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports that Rodgers and the Packers are close to an agreement that would bring Rodgers back to the team for one more season. The deal, which Schefter describes as “close,” does not include more money. However, the Packers are tweaking Rodgers’ contract in a way th
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Video: Boat nearly ran over Olympic athletes at start of triathlon
A terrifying scene unfolded at the start of the men’s triathlon at the Tokyo Olympics on Sunday, and it was fortunate that no one was injured.
Half the field dove into the water when the starting gun sounded, but the other half was blocked by a television boat. The boat quickly reversed out of the way and luckily avoided driving over any of the athletes. You can see the video below:
An absolutely WILD start to the men's triathlon.
A TV boat with twin outboard motors was sitting in th
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DeMar DeRozan giving hint about free-agent future?
DeMar DeRozan is one of the top available free-agent wings this offseason, and he may be tipping his hand as to what the future holds for him.
The four-time All-Star said this week on the “Club Shay Shay” podcast with Shannon Sharpe that his top priority is to compete for a title.
“It’s all about winning at this point, going into my 13th season, seeing all these guys just competing for a championship,” said DeRozan. “I have been fortunate enough to make a lot
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Report: Bradley Beal was frustrated with Wizards’ head coach hiring process
Bradley Beal’s future with the Washington Wizards seems to be on thin ice, and the way that they handled their head-coaching search probably did not help matters any.
Fred Katz of The Athletic reported this week that Beal was frustrated when his top choice for the position, Philadelphia 76ers assistant Sam Cassell, did not receive a second interview from the Wizards. Cassell had coached Beal as an assistant for Washington during his first two seasons in the NBA. The Wizards ended up hirin
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Nick Starkel has great tweet about Tate Martell transferring to UNLV
Nick Starkel and Tate Martell were once two highly rated quarterback recruits, and both have had a difficult time finding the right fit in college. Their long and winding journeys have led them to the point where they may actually start opposite each other this season, and Starkel believes it will be must-see TV.
Martell’s father Al confirmed to Chris Hummer of 247Sports on Monday that his son is transferring to UNLV for his final two years of eligibility. UNLV will be Martell’s thi
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Deshaun Watson’s QB coach makes bold prediction about potential trade
The Houston Texans are reportedly open to trading Deshaun Watson, and it sounds like those close to the quarterback believe it is only a matter of time before he ends up with a new team.
Quincy Avery, who has been Watson’s personal QB coach since Watson was in high school, predicted on “The Adam Schefter Podcast” recently that Deshaun would be traded before the Texans reported to training camp on Sunday. That obviously did not happen, but Avery also said he is certain Watson w
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Report: Aaron Rodgers plans to play for Packers in 2021
Aaron Rodgers has not given any indication of when he might report to work with the Green Bay Packers, but there have been signs that his holdout may come to an end sooner rather than later.
The latest comes from Ian Rapoport of NFL Media, who reported on Monday that Rodgers has told people close to him that he plans to play for the Packers this season.
The report came during the Packers’ Annual Meeting of Shareholders. During that event, general manager Brian Gutekunst and team president
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Packers GM provides update on Aaron Rodgers situation
The Green Bay Packers held their Annual Meeting of Shareholders on Monday, and naturally the biggest topic on everyone’s mind was whether Aaron Rodgers will play for the team in 2021. General manager Brian Gutekunst says he remains optimistic that a solution can be reached.
Gutekunst drew his biggest cheer of the day from the crowd when he said he is looking forward to Rodgers “continuing his Hall of Fame career” in Green Bay and winning another MVP award with the Packers. He
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76ers deny report about Ben Simmons ghosting them
The Philadelphia 76ers have said they are committed to Ben Simmons and plan to work with him this offseason, but that will be difficult if the former top overall pick is completely ignoring the team. A report this week claimed Simmons has been doing just that, but the Sixers insist he has not.
During a podcast interview with Steve Lipman and Dan Volpone of Liberty Ballers, Bleacher Report’s Jake Fischer shared some interesting information about the relationship between Simmons and the 76e
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Texas, Oklahoma essentially confirm Big 12 departure in joint statement
It has been widely reported that Texas and Oklahoma are planning to leave the Big 12 to join the SEC, and the two schools have now all but confirmed that publicly.
On Monday, Texas and Oklahoma issued a joint statement announcing they have notified the Big 12 that they will not extend their grant of media rights beyond 2025, which is when the current deal expires. While the statement did not explicitly say the two schools will leave the conference, the message is clear.
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Lakers veteran recruits Dwight Howard to return
Jared Dudley has played very sparingly for the Los Angeles Lakers over the past two seasons, but the veteran forward is still working hard for the team on the recruiting trail.
The Lakers could use help at the center position this offseason, and Dudley believes Dwight Howard can provide it. Howard, who will soon be a free agent, shared a video on Instagram recently that showed him working out. He captioned the video “I want a parade!!! Let’s work.” As Lakers Daily pointed out,
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Argentina coach has extremely high praise for Luka Doncic
Luka Doncic led Slovenia to a win at the Tokyo Olympics on Monday with one of the best international game performances you will ever see, and even the opposing coach was in awe.
Doncic scored 48 points in Slovenia’s 118-100 victory over Argentina. He fell just seven points shy of the Olympic record of 55, which was set by Brazilian Hall of Famer Oscar Schmidt in 1988. After the game, Argentina head coach Sergio Hernandez told reporters that Doncic “just destroyed us.” Hernande
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Twitter reacts to Luka Doncic’s insane Olympic debut
Luka Doncic made his Olympic debut on Monday, and to say he put on a show would be an understatement. The Dallas Mavericks star nearly set an Olympic scoring record while leading Slovenia to a 118-100 win over Argentina.
Doncic scored 48 points in 31 minutes. The point total is the second-most ever in an Olympic game, as he fell just short of the 55 points Brazilian Hall of Famer Oscar Schmidt scored in 1988. Doncic also had 11 rebounds and 5 assists.
The scoring output from Doncic was absolute
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Report: Texans willing to trade Deshaun Watson at this price
The Houston Texans were adamant earlier in the offseason that they were not going to trade Deshaun Watson, but a lot has changed since then. If rival teams remain interested, the Texans are now all ears.
The Texans have been open to fielding trade offers for Watson “for quite some time,” Tom Pelissero and Ian Rapoport of NFL Network report. The asking price remains very high, however, as Houston wants at least three first-round picks and then some.
Watson reported to training camp o
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Does NBC have an Olympics Red Zone channel to watch?
The Olympics viewing experience is still evolving, and the television coverage is as robust as it has ever been. However, cable and satellite TV coverage of the Olympics are lacking one thing many sports fans have grown accustomed to: the Red Zone Channel.
NFL fans are used to being able to watch the Red Zone Channel on Sundays. This channel allows viewers to see scoring opportunities as they are unfolding live throughout the NFL. The channel aims to show the most exciting plays — touchdo
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Report: Dodgers players do not want Trevor Bauer back
Trevor Bauer is away from the Los Angeles Dodgers on administrative leave. He may not end up returning to the team.
Bauer was placed on paid leave by MLB on July 2 as the league investigates assault allegations the pitcher faces. Bauer is also being investigated by Pasadena, Calif. police for possible felony assault. MLB has continued to extend his administrative leave period.
On Sunday, the Los Angeles Times’ Mike DiGiovanna wrote an article on the Bauer situation. In his story, DiGiovan
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Video: Kelsey Stewart hits walk-off home run to beat Japan
The US national softball team finished pool play undefeated at the 2020 Summer Olympics thanks to a walk-off home run by Kelsey Stewart on Monday in Yokohama, Japan.
The US was facing Japan with the game tied at one in the bottom of the seventh. Stewart was leading off the inning against Japanese pitcher Yamato Fujita. Stewart pulled a first-pitch changeup foul to go down 0-1. Fujita then tried to go inside with the 0-1 pitch, but Stewart turned on it and sent it over the right field wall for a
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Video: Ariarne Titmus’ coach Dean Boxall had incredible celebration
If you ever play competitive sports, try to have a coach like Dean Boxall in your corner.
Ariarne Titmus won the gold medal in the women’s 400 meter freestyle swimming event on Monday in at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. She narrowly beat Katie Ledecky in the race. The way she pulled ahead over the final 100 meters had her coach all fired up.
Take a look at Boxall going bananas as Titmus was racing towards gold in the event:
when the preworkout kicks in #TokyoOlympics pic.twitter.com
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Look: Jordan Clarkson visits Manny Pacquiao for ‘Filipino Legends’ photo
There was some Filipino Pride at the Wild Card Boxing gym in Hollywood, Calif. on Saturday.
Jordan Clarkson was among the notable people who visited Manny Pacquiao at Wild Card Boxing. Pacquiao tweeted a photo and captioned it “Filipino pride.”
Filipino pride! pic.twitter.com/wt3Jrh5nc9
— Manny Pacquiao (@MannyPacquiao) July 25, 2021
Clarkson called Pacquiao “the goat” and “legendary.”
the goat, Legendary!!! — Jordan C
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Broncos wary of trading for Aaron Rodgers?
The Denver Broncos have been the team most frequently linked to Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers if the Packers were to give in and trade him. However, Rodgers on the Broncos may not be as obvious a fit as it looks on paper.
According to Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk, the Broncos are unsure if they would pursue Rodgers if he became available. Denver may have reservations about the expected cost of acquiring Rodgers.
The belief is the Packers would want three first-round picks and a second-
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JJ Watt reacts to snub from Arizona Cardinals’ social media
JJ Watt reacted on Twitter to a snub from the Arizona Cardinals’ Twitter account.
The Cardinals tweeted a photo encouraging fans to play a game. The game involved using a budget of $15 to build your ideal defense based on current and former Cardinals players. The players were sorted by position and cost.
Who's your defensive squad? pic.twitter.com/hBELh3BKuK
— Arizona Cardinals (@AZCardinals) July 22, 2021
As you probably noticed, Watt was listed as the $3 defensive lineman o
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Kyle Seager sends message to Mariners about buying at trade deadline
The Seattle Mariners haven’t made the playoffs since 2001, the longest active drought in the league. Third baseman Kyle Seager is calling on the team’s management to go all-out to try to break that spell.
Seattle’s 4-3 victory over Oakland on Sunday marked the team’s third straight win, boosting their record to 54-46. That leaves the Mariners just 1.5 games back of the second AL Wild Card spot, fueling suggestions that the team should be buying at the trade deadline.
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Nastia Liukin embracing ‘puffy shirt’ look for Olympics coverage
Nastia Liukin is part of NBC’s Olympics coverage, and she went viral on Saturday for her outfit.
Liukin was wearing a very puffy formal button down shirt when calling the gymnastics action for the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.
Nastia Liukin appears to be wearing one of Johnny Weir's outfits pic.twitter.com/Fd2paIEwig
— CJ Fogler #BlackLivesMatter (@cjzero) July 25, 2021
It's so awkward when you're watching the #Olympics coverage and @NastiaLiukin is wearing the same
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Girlfriend Anna Monroe done with Floyd Mayweather after photos with another woman?
Floyd Mayweather Jr. stepping out with one of his girlfriends apparently caused some friction for another one of his girlfriends.
Mayweather was photographed with Gallienne Nabila last week. She was wearing a large ring that had some thinking it may have been for an engagement.
Mayweather insists he is not engaged, but the photos alone were enough to bother one of his other girlfriends.
According to The Sun, Anna Monroe, who thought she was Floyd’s fiancee, was “devastated” by
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Draymond Green calls out Warriors social media for leaving him out of Instagram post
Draymond Green basically runs on a lack of respect. Sometimes, he even finds it from his team’s social media folks.
The Golden State Warriors posted a slideshow of notable shots from rookie photoshoots over the years. The images included those of Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson, as well as more recent rookie portraits from Jordan Poole and Eric Paschall. Notably missing was Green — notably to him, anyway, because he called it out in the comments.
Draymond wants more…Draymond
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Adam Frazier traded from Pirates to Padres
The San Diego Padres are making a significant move to bolster their offense ahead of the trade deadline.
As first reported by ESPN’s Jeff Passan, the Padres are acquiring second baseman Adam Frazier from the Pittsburgh Pirates. There was no immediate word on who the Pirates would receive in return.
Though not a household name, the 29-year-old Frazier has been having a breakout year for the Pirates. He’s hitting .327, leads the league with 125 hits, and was named to his first career
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Video: Genesis Cabrera laughs at umpire Chad Fairchild following ejection
St. Louis Cardinals reliever Genesis Cabrera was none too happy with home plate umpire Chad Fairchild’s strike zone on Sunday, and he wasn’t too impressed when Fairchild ejected him, either.
Cabrera issued a walk to Cincinnati Reds outfielder Jesse Winker on a borderline 3-2 pitch to start the 8th inning of Sunday’s game. Cabrera clearly felt the pitch was a strike, and as he was walking back to the dugout following a pitching change, gestured repeatedly toward Fairchild as if
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Warriors only willing to trade draft picks for Bradley Beal?
The Golden State Warriors are not opposed to trading their two first-round picks to acquire a star player, but it sounds like they may only have one specific star player in mind.
Bradley Beal has publicly pledged his allegiance to the Washington Wizards on multiple occasions, but there have been signs recently that the three-time All-Star could ask for a trade. The Warriors are said to have interest, and they may be able to use their two lottery picks — No. 7 and No. 14 overall — to
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Twins open to Byron Buxton trade after extension talks stall
Minnesota Twins center fielder Byron Buxton may be on the trade market after efforts to reach a contract extension failed.
Ken Rosenthal and Dan Hayes of The Athletic were first to report that Buxton and the Twins failed to agree on a new contract. The Twins maxed their offer at seven years and $80 million, but Buxton’s camp was not satisfied.
Jon Heyman of MLB Network suggested the Twins would at least listen to trade offers for Buxton, with the Philadelphia Phillies named as one potenti
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Damian Lillard explains how facing foreign NBA players internationally is ‘completely different’
The USA men’s basketball team is expected to win every game it plays in the Olympics, which is why Sunday’s loss to France in the opening game was so jarring. The talent gap is clear, even though France has solid NBA players in its own right.
USA guard Damian Lillard pointed out after the game, however, that playing these players internationally is very different than facing them in the NBA. Lillard said these international players have more freedom and comfort playing international
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Alex Cora had funny reason for being relieved after huge comeback
The Boston Red Sox came from behind to pull off a stunning comeback against the New York Yankees on Sunday, and Alex Cora was quick to remind everyone that it could not have come at a better time.
Yankees starter Domingo German took a no-hitter into the eighth inning before giving up a leadoff double to Alex Verdugo. German had been virtually untouchable to that point, but Aaron Boone felt 93 pitches was enough for the right-hander with New York holding a comfortable 4-0 lead. The Yankees then
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Here is how much money Aaron Rodgers reportedly wants from Packers
The issues Aaron Rodgers has with the Green Bay Packers are supposedly not about money, but that does not necessarily mean money can’t fix them.
A recent report claimed Rodgers turned down a multi-year contract extension from the Packers this offseason that would have made him the highest-paid player in football. Of course, all that matters with NFL contracts is guaranteed money, and there were no details about the structure of the supposed offer.
Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk was told
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Former ‘Dream Team’ star thinks rest of world has caught up to Team USA
Team USA has looked anything but invincible so far at the Tokyo Olympics, and one of their former stars can’t help but notice how different the international basketball landscape looks nowadays.
Georgetown head coach Patrick Ewing, who starred on the legendary 1992 “Dream Team,” said this week that he thinks the rest of the world has caught up to the United States.
“I'm rooting for Coach [Gregg] Popovich and the US Team,” Ewing told Marc Berman of the New York Po...
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Gardner Minshew has hilarious quote about Jaguars’ QB competition
Gardner Minshew is the forgotten man in the Jacksonville Jaguars’ quarterback room. After the team selected Trevor Lawrence No. 1 overall in the NFL Draft, the expectation was that he’d start immediately, leaving Minshew’s future in limbo.
Minshew isn’t going to relinquish the starting quarterback job without a fight, however. He made that clear with a pretty hilarious quote about the competition he’s facing.
“In preparation for the competition, I haven’
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Lakers could target Ricky Rubio?
Pau Gasol had an excellent career with the Los Angeles Lakers, and now they could be trying to acquire one of his countrymen.
Adrian Wojnarowski said Saturday on ESPN’s “Woj & Lowe Free Agency Special” that veteran guard Ricky Rubio may be an option for the Lakers if they lose Dennis Schroder in free agency, per Dunking With Wolves.
Rubio, who is still only 30, averaged 8.6 points and 6.4 assists per game last season for the Minnesota Timberwolves. He has failed to find a
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Ben Simmons reportedly receiving trade interest from these teams
A Ben Simmons trade still does not appear imminent, but the Philadelphia 76ers guard has been attracting interest from at least five teams.
According to Jake Fischer of Bleacher Report, the Cavaliers, Pacers, Timberwolves, Kings, and Raptors have all showed interest in Simmons. Notably, these teams are all interested in Simmons as a playmaking forward, not as a guard.
The Sixers are said to have not made any significant traction on a Simmons deal, as no interested team has been willing to part
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Team USA players reportedly frustrated with Gregg Popovich’s offense
Team USA Basketball lost to France in their first official game of the Olympics on Sunday despite being a huge favorite. That has led to even more questions about whether Gregg Popovich is the right person to lead the team, and there may be some frustration with the coach’s system.
USA blew a late lead against France to lose 83-76 in their first game of group play. Several players, including Kevin Durant and Damian Lillard, had poor shooting nights. According to Joe Vardon of The Athletic
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Report: Lakers have explored trading Kyle Kuzma for Buddy Hield
The Los Angeles Lakers are planning to explore several avenues for adding a playmaker to their backcourt, and Sacramento Kings shooting guard Buddy Hield is one of the players they reportedly have an eye on.
The Lakers have discussed a potential trade with the Kings that would involve Hield and Kyle Kuzma, according to Shams Charania of The Athletic. Sacramento is one of several teams that have interest in Kuzma.
There has been talk of the Lakers having interest in Chris Paul, but Charania note
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NFL has not found major violation in Deshaun Watson investigation?
Deshaun Watson is still facing lawsuits from several massage therapists who have accused the star quarterback of sexual misconduct. He also remains under investigation by the NFL, but he reported to the Houston Texans on Sunday. Could that be a sign that Watson is going to be cleared to play this season?
There has been speculation all offseason that the NFL might place Watson on the commissioner’s exempt list. Some expected that move to come before training camp, but it doesn’t appe
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Vikings rookie who was shot four times wiill report to training camp
Minnesota Vikings defensive tackle Jaylen Twyman was fortunate to survive after he was shot multiple times last month, and the rookie is now somehow on track to play football this season.
Twyman’s agent, Drew Rosenhaus, told ESPN’s Adam Schefter that Twyman reported to training camp on Sunday.
Vikings' rookie Jaylen Twyman, who was shot four times this summer in Washington D.C., "has recovered enough from his gunshot wounds that he will be reporting to training camp today with ...
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Tom Brady goes viral for seemingly fake video ahead of training camp
Tom Brady has made just about every throw imaginable during his Hall of Fame career, but can the seven-time Super Bowl champion actually complete a pass to a machine that is designed for automatically throwing them? We highly doubt it, but he sure has a lot of people fooled.
Brady shared a video on Sunday that showed what appeared to be him completing three consecutive passes to a football throwing machine. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers star wrote that he is excited for training camp and “havi
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Team USA mocked with memes following loss to France
Team USA Basketball got off to a rough start at the Tokyo Olympics on Sunday, and the Twitter world was more than happy to laugh at their misfortune.
After two stunning losses in exhibition games leading up to the Olympics, Team USA blew a late lead to France and fell 83-76. Gregg Popovich’s team was a 13-point favorite in the game. The loss was Team USA’s first since Argentina defeated them in the semifinals in 2004. The Twitter memes were ruthless.
Team USA showing up to Tokyo pi
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Team USA blows lead against France for first Olympic loss since 2004
Team USA Basketball has been under a microscope in Tokyo after surprisingly losing two exhibition games prior to the Olympics, and the subpar play continued in their first official game on Sunday.
Team USA blew a late lead against France to lose its first game of the group stage by a score of 83-76. USA had a 74-73 lead with less than a minute remaining before Evan Fournier hit a 3-pointer and France never looked back. France finished the game on a 16-2 run.
The loss was Team USA’s first
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Deshaun Watson will report to training camp, still wants trade
The NFL has yet to announce any disciplinary action against Deshaun Watson, and the star quarterback appears to be proceeding with his offseason like he normally would.
Watson is expected to be in Houston on Sunday when the Texans begin the process of opening training camp, Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports. Players will begin reporting to the team on Sunday to undergo COVID-19 testing to be cleared for training camp.
By showing up on time, Watson will avoid mandatory fines of $50,000 per day.
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Video: Skateboarder crashes into railing during botched stunt
A skateboarder made the blooper reel with a painful looking crash at the Summer Olympics in Tokyo.
Angelo Caro Narvaez, a skateboarder from Peru, was competing in the men’s street skateboarding event. He ended up finishing fifth with a 32.87 score.
During one of his runs in the competition, Caro Narvaez lost his balance skating down a stair rail and crashed into another railing.
nooooooooooooooooooo pic.twitter.com/LRt3TFwGYf
— #TokyoOlympics (@NBCOlympics) July 25, 2021
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No. 1 Ash Barty suffers major upset loss at Olympics
Ash Barty is the first player to suffer a big upset loss at the Olympics.
Barty, the world No. 1-ranked female tennis player, lost to Spain’s Sara Sorribes in straight sets 6-4, 6-3 at the Summer Olympics in Tokyo.
Barty, 25, just won Wimbledon a few weeks ago for her second career major. The Australian has been having a very strong year. In addition to Wimbledon, she won the Yarra Valley Classic, Miami Open and Stuttgart Open.
However, Barty had a rough time in Tokyo. She lost her serv
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Agent says NFL team dropped interest in unvaccinated player
The NFL’s policy regarding vaccinated vs. unvaccinated players has effectively forced low-end players to get vaccinated or be put at a competitive disadvantage in the job world.
Chad Speck, the president of Allegiant Athletic Agency, tweeted on Saturday that an NFL team showed interest in one of his clients. However, the team dropped interest upon learning the player was unvaccinated.
A #NFL team called today interested in working out & signing a free agent client. When they found out he
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Video: Minor league manager Tripp Keister takes off jersey during ejection
Minor league manager Tripp Keister is going viral for his ejection during his team’s game on Saturday.
Keister is the manager for the Harrisburg Senators, the Double-A affiliate of the Washington Nationals. His team was leading the Portland Sea Dogs 2-0 in the bottom of the sixth. Keister was upset with an interference call. He took off his hat and placed it where the call was made. Then he took off his jersey while complaining to the umpires.
Senators skipper Tripp Keister was HEATED.
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Bryson DeChambeau replaced by Patrick Reed at Olympics after positive COVID test
Bryson DeChambeau will not be able to compete for Team USA at the Summer Olympics in Tokyo due to a positive COVID-19 test.
DeChambeau’s positive test was announced by USA Golf on Saturday. They shared that Patrick Reed will replace him.
According to USA Golf, DeChambeau tested positive in the final testing protocol before he left for Japan. Reed will now undergo testing on Saturday, Sunday and Monday before being cleared to travel to Tokyo. The first golf competition at the Olympics will
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Report: Jose Ramirez could be available in trade
Could the Cleveland Indians make Jose Ramirez available in a trade this season? One reporter thinks so.
Ramirez is completing a four-year, $26 million contract he signed in 2017. The deal includes club options for 2022 and 2023 at $12 and $14 million respectively.
Ramirez is a high-quality player and on an extremely affordable contract. That makes him desirable for other teams, but also is why Cleveland wouldn’t be highly motivated to move him.
However, MLB Network’s Jon Morosi bel
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Dan Hicks, Rowdy Gaines form awesome duo calling Olympic swimming
The US took gold and silver in the men’s 400 meter individual medley swimming event at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo on Sunday. The fantastic finish for the Americans was punctuated by a great call from the NBC announcing duo of Dan Hicks and Rowdy Gaines.
Hicks and Gaines expressed electric energy during the event, getting fans pumped up and excited as Chase Kalisz and Jay Litherland pursued the 1-2 finish in the event. They were also joined by Olympic swimming legend Michael Phelps,
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Padres to call MLB over bad umpiring from Doug Eddings
The San Diego Padres plan to contact MLB over the umpiring in their 3-2 loss to the Miami Marlins on Saturday.
Numerous Padres players took issue with strike calls that went against them in the game. Fernando Tatis Jr., Wil Myers and Ha-seong Kim all were the victim of what they felt were bad calls by umpire Doug Eddings.
Tommy Pham wasn’t happy with a called strike three he received in the eighth and got ejected. Even associate manager Skip Shumaker got tossed for complaining about a lac
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Video: US swimming team gathers for inspiring ‘America the Beautiful’ song
Members of the U.S. swim team gathered on Friday for an inspiring moment of unity and patriotism.
Swimmers for both the men’s and women’s swim teams were unable to attend the Opening Ceremony for the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo on Friday due to their competitions taking place the next day. Instead, they found an alternative.
Members of Team USA swimming gathered in a circle and sang “America the Beautiful” before joining together and chanting “USA! USA!”
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Aaron Rodgers has followed typical offseason regiment despite retirement talk
If Aaron Rodgers is going to retire to avoid playing for the Green Bay Packers in 2021, he will have done so despite doing his full offseason routine.
According to a report from ESPN, Rodgers has done the same offseason regime as he has for the bulk of the last ten years despite the speculation surrounding his future. The quarterback followed Proactive Sports Performance, a program which typically lasts up to seven weeks and includes work in the weight room, on sand dunes, and on the field.
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This is why Max Scherzer was scratched from Saturday’s start
Trade rumors began to heat up around Washington Nationals pitcher Max Scherzer on Saturday. They only intensified when he was abruptly scratched from his scheduled start less than three hours before first pitch.
The Nationals were quick to clarify that Scherzer was not scratched because of any impending trade. Instead, the Nationals’ ace had right triceps soreness, which flared up in the batting cage on Tuesday and didn’t subside enough for him to make his start. Scherzer told repor
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Ozzie Guillen rips ‘fat boy’ Yermin Mercedes over retirement drama
Former Chicago White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen has had enough of Yermin Mercedes’ attitude.
Mercedes, a catcher for the White Sox, caused a stir this week when he seemingly announced his retirement on Instagram before ultimately backtracking and apologizing. The attitude hasn’t gone down well with Guillen, who tore into Mercedes. Guillen referred to Mercedes as a “fat boy who eats hamburgers,” said he was “lucky” to get his shot in the majors, and criticized
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Bradley Beal wants to team up with Jayson Tatum in Boston?
Bradley Beal could be eyeing an opportunity to join a team that he lost to in the play-in tournament.
Bleacher Report’s Jason Dumas reported Saturday that the Boston Celtics would be a preferred destination for Beal if he requests a trade from the Washington Wizards. Dumas adds that Jayson Tatum is Beal’s longtime friend and that the Celtics would give him the chance to compete for a title.
The three-time All-Star Beal is under contract for $34.5 million next season with a player op
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Report: Za’Darius Smith privately unhappy with Packers contract
Green Bay Packers linebacker Za’Darius Smith briefly had some fans worried based on some tweets he sent Friday about needing a realtor. Though Smith assured fans there was nothing to be worried about, a new report suggests otherwise.
According to Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk, Smith is believed to be unhappy that the Packers converted much of his 2021 salary into a guaranteed payment, which pushed his 2022 cap number above $28 million. Smith is also said to be unhappy that the Packers di
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Raptors making Pascal Siakam available for trade?
Spicy P may be becoming Swapped P this offseason.
Bleacher Report’s Jake Fischer reported this week that Toronto Raptors big Pascal Siakam is considered available for trade around the NBA. Fischer adds that Toronto is exploring all trade avenues ahead of next week’s draft.
The 27-year-old Siakam would seem like an untouchable. He led the team with 21.4 points per game last season and has been their primary offensive threat ever since Kawhi Leonard left Toronto. Siakam also has three
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Will Michael Thomas’ handling of ankle injury increase tension with Saints?
The timing of Michael Thomas’ offseason ankle surgery raised some eyebrows. It may also have the New Orleans Saints somewhat annoyed with their star receiver.
According to Nick Underhill of NewOrleansFootball.com, Thomas saw a specialist about his ankle after the 2020 season ended, and was told that rehab might be enough to heal the ankle. Thomas was told to come back in roughly a month to see if surgery would be necessary, but Thomas never returned for the second appointment.
In June, wh
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Report: Bradley Beal considering requesting trade from Wizards
Bradley Beal has been loyal to the Washington Wizards for his entire career, but that loyalty may be reaching its breaking point.
According to Jake Fischer of Bleacher Report, Beal is considering requesting a trade prior to the NBA Draft. A source describes the situation as “fluid,” but that there is a very real chance that Beal may want out.
Beal has been loyal to the Wizards and has made clear that he would be inclined to stay with the franchise as long as it is poised to contend.
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Report: Nationals discussing possible Max Scherzer trades
The Washington Nationals may be moving toward selling at the trade deadline, and that could mean one of the league’s best starters is on the market.
According to Jon Heyman of MLB Network, the Nationals have begun discussing pitcher Max Scherzer in trade talks. While the team is studying scenarios in which it might add, they’re also seven games back in the NL East. That factor is making a Scherzer trade appear “quite possible.”
Max Scherzer* is being discussed in potent
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Bruce Arians warns of stiff fines for unvaccinated players who breach protocols
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are the latest team to make clear that unvaccinated players will receive intense scrutiny during the 2021 season.
Buccaneers coach Bruce Arians revealed that any unvaccinated player spotted without a mask or breaching protocols in another way will be fined $14,000 on the spot. Arians also added that unvaccinated players will be subject to much stricter testing.
“A vaccinated player will get tested 14 times this year,” Arians said, via Rick Stroud of the Tamp
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Dez Bryant makes clear statement about his NFL future
Dez Bryant is once again in the position of not being on an NFL roster on the eve of training camp. That’s not stopping the veteran wide receiver from plugging away in hopes of playing in 2021.
Bryant made clear Friday that he has faith that he will land on a roster in 2021, making clear that “the grind will continue.”
I'm not going to rely on what I think but I have faith I'll be on a roster soon… the grind will continue
— Dez Bryant (@DezBryant) July 24, 2021
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Team USA players wondered if players in NBA Finals would keep Olympic commitment
Due to the late start to the NBA season, three members of Team USA had to delay their arrival in Tokyo to play in the NBA Finals. After a competitive and draining series, even the other Team USA players wondered if the three would keep their commitment.
According to ESPN’s Brian Windhorst, members of Team USA watching the Finals speculated that Devin Booker, Jrue Holiday, or Khris Middleton might try to back out of flying to Tokyo to join up with the team for the Olympics. The players won
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Aaron Rodgers, Davante Adams post identical ‘Last Dance’ photos
Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams posted what may be a huge hint as to their plans for the 2021 season.
Early Saturday, Rodgers and Adams posted identical photos to their Instagram stories of Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen from “The Last Dance.” The cryptic posts did not include any text, further fueling speculation as to their meaning.
Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams have the same Instagram story up right now. pic.twitter.com/hDLE02V7fk
— Matt Schneidman (@mattschneidman) J
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Report: Big 12 leadership has considered trying to merge with Pac-12
With Texas and Oklahoma quietly preparing to leave the Big 12 conference to join the SEC, the eight schools set to be left behind are trying to figure out what to do with themselves.
According to Bruce Feldman and Sam Khan Jr. of The Athletic, the remaining eight Big 12 schools held a leadership call Thursday and pledged to attempt to stay together if possible. However, schools are evaluating contingency plans and considering what their value might be to other conferences.
One option that was f
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Video: Eddy Alvarez, Sue Bird lead Team USA as flag bearers in Opening Ceremony
Eddy Alvarez and Sue Bird led Team USA as the flag bearers during the Opening Ceremony for the 2020 Summer Games in Tokyo on Friday.
Alvarez and Bird were revealed on Wednesday as the people selected to carry the honor of bearing the United States flag. They executed their roles with pride during the Opening Ceremony on Friday:
Team USA was led by Sue Bird and Eddy Alvarez in the #OpeningCeremony of the #TokyoOlympics
(via @NBCOlympics) pic.twitter.com/SdDpZTFplJ
— FanSided (@FanSided)
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Video: Amazing Opening Ceremony drone display goes viral
An amazing display of drones went viral during the Opening Ceremony of the Summer Olympics on Friday.
1,800 drones were used to illuminate the sky in Tokyo. They formed a large, glowing ball that left many viewers impressed. Then, the drones broke off into a design to resemble the globe.
1,800 drones, hovering high above Tokyo.
Head over to @nbc to see the full #OpeningCeremony at the #TokyoOlympics – TONIGHT at 7:30PM ET. pic.twitter.com/l4AIqU0U9X
— #TokyoOlympics (@NBCOlympics)
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Report: Shaq buys $2 million house in Las Vegas
Shaquille O’Neal has some business interest in Las Vegas, Nev. and now he is adding to his real estate portfolio there.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal’s Buck Wargo reported on Friday that O’Neal bought an estate in the Las Vegas area. The $1.95 million estate is located in the southeast valley and sits on over an acre of land. The house has just under 6,000 square feet of living space, with the sale closing on July 9.
O’Neal has been busy with real estate in the area. He h
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Video: Jack Hughes was so pumped after Devils drafted brother Luke
As expected, Luke Hughes was drafted in the first round of Friday’s NHL Entry Draft. Even better, he’s headed to the same organization as his older brother.
Luke became the third Hughes brother to be selected in the top ten of the draft. His older brother Quinn was the seventh pick in the 2018 draft, while Jack was the much-heralded first overall pick by the New Jersey Devils in 2019. The Devils had the fourth pick Friday, and when Luke fell to them, they opted to select the 17-year
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Ex-Patriots DB blasts NFL over harsh memo ‘forcing’ vaccines
The NFL came out on Thursday and laid down the law when it comes to the COVID-19 vaccine. Several players shared their objections on social media, with one former player providing an especially harsh response.
Former 9-year defensive back Darius Butler tweeted Thursday that the league was “dead a– wrong” for the memo (censored by LBS for profanity). He says the memo is so heavy-handed that it comes off as the league effectively forcing vaccines.
“The @NFL is dead a–
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Sportsbooks believe Aaron Rodgers retirement is imminent?
With Aaron Rodgers giving nothing away regarding his NFL future, people are looking everywhere for signs as to what he may be thinking. The latest hint comes in the form of multiple sportsbooks abruptly shifting their Packers-related odds.
According to Bill Huber of FanNation, Westgate SuperBook closed all of its NFC North markets, including playoff and divisional odds and win totals. Two other anonymous sportsbooks privately said that there is an expectation that Rodgers will announce his reti
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Angels minor leaguers accuse organization of poor treatment
Two Los Angeles Angels minor leaguers went on the record to describe what they called inadequate treatment of players within the organization, including paying salaries too low for players to live on.
Kieran Lovegrove, a pitcher for the Double-A Rocket City Trash Pandas, said money is so tight that players are dealing with a “serious mental health crisis” about how to make ends meet. He added that he was living with six teammates in a three-bedroom apartment where one of the players
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Packers LB sets off alarms on Twitter with ‘realtor’ tweets
One Green Bay Packers player alarmed the team’s fans with a tweet sent on Friday.
Packers linebacker Za’Darius Smith tweeted that he needed a realtor in Green Bay as soon as possible.
I need a realtor in GreenBay ASAP
— Za'Darius Smith (@zadariussmith) July 23, 2021
That caused an immediate stir among fans who were concerned. His tweet came around the time a report said that contract talks between Davante Adams and the Packers fell through.
Was Smith taking cues from A
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