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Let’s grade every major NBA free agent signing, including Paul George, Isaiah Hartenstein, KCP, Chris Paul, and more
NBA free agency didn’t start with a bang this year the way it normally does. Maybe teams were worried about tampering penalties. Maybe Paul George was holding up the entire market. Maybe the new CBA is just too complicated for anyone to fully grasp. Either way, things have officially heated up on Monday, and most of the top names on the market are now off the board.
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Emma Hayes’ roster is full of youth and hope for the future, with a goal of once again being recognized as World No. 1.
In the aftermath of the release of the U.S. women’s national team Olympic roster, it’s clear a new era has arrived. What it’s full of is a roster that features youth and versatility at the forefront.
Ahead of the planning and preparation for the Summer Games, let’s take a look at notable names on the list, the ones who missed out and the one player who’s addition might be an overcast on the rest.
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Tobias Harris has now made way more money in his career than Tim Duncan.
Tobias Harris might never be considered a great NBA player, but he’s legendary at one thing: getting to the bag. ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski reported that Harris is getting two years and $52 million from the Pistons in what Woj calls a fit for the young locker room in Detroit. It’s brings up his career earnings to an astronomical amount.
Free agent Tobias Harris lands with the Detroit Pistons on a two-year, $52 million deal, sources tell ESPN.
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Bland needed a sudden death playoff to win the U.S. Senior Open, but prevailed to win his second straight senior major.
Richard Bland earned his second major victory on the Champions Tour, defeating Hiroyuki Fujita for the U.S. Senior Open at Newport Country Club.
They both made par in the two-hole aggregate playoff, which sent it into a sudden-death playoff. They played 18 twice more before a winner emerged.
In two senior major starts, Bland is now two-of-two in victories. He won the Senior PGA Championship earlier this year in March.
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The evolution of these players can squarely put the U.S. in a position to medal at the Summer Games.
Ready for a debate? How about this statement.
The attacking corps of the U.S. women’s national team is arguably the strongest we have seen since the 2019 World Cup, and has the potential to be the most lethal attacking line we’ve ever seen.