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The New York Jets make news. Here we are in June, days before the league goes dark for what is typically a quiet period, and the Jets are making news. It’s like they cannot help themselves.
And, unfortunately for Jets fans, it’s too often not great news.
(Bills, Dolphins, and Patriots fans insert smiles here.)
That’s what we saw from the team on Tuesday when coach Robert Saleh told reporters there are “two unexcused absences” at the opening of the team’s mandatory minicamp:
Quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
Edge rusher Haason Reddick.
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One of the biggest stories in sports is Indiana Fever rookie sensation Caitlin Clark being left off the Team USA roster for the upcoming 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.
The issue is so big that even those who aren’t directly involved in sports are weighing in. For example, Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin appeared on the “Clay and Buck” radio show, hosted by OutKick founder Clay Travis and co-host Buck Sexton, and gave his thoughts on the matter.
“I think it’s really crazy [Clark’s not on the team],” Youngkin said.
George Kittle and Dan Patrick discuss the impac
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Bryson DeChambeau speaks to the media ahead of the 2024 U.S. Open. | Photo by Ross Kinnaird/Getty Images
Bryson DeChambeau spoke to the media ahead of this week’s U.S. Open, and revealed his ultimate career goal.
Bryson DeChambeau last won a major championship four years ago, when he conquered Winged Foot’s West Course in the midst of the pandemic.
He says he is a different person now, but his goal of competing and winning majors remains the same.
And yet, ahead of this week’s U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2, DeChambeau revealed his ultimate career goal.
Elle Duncan and Gary Striewski discuss the late
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Charles Barkley dropped F-bomb, campaigned for new job during NHL Stanley Cup Final
With Inside the NBA’s future being up in the air after their final episode of the season aired, NBA Hall of Famer and TNT analyst Charles Barkley has simply been living his best life.
It’s no secret that beloved talk show Inside the NBA is headed towards the end of its run. The NBA is close to reaching a deal with ESPN, Amazon and NBC that would move all of their television to those places for a massive haul of $76 billion.