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Sure, Travis Kelce was a well-known NFL player before he started dating Taylor Swift. But his relationship with the world’s biggest popstar has catapulted him to astronomical levels of fame. And there are downsides to that.
Last fall, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end dropped $6 million to buy a mansion in a gated community outside of Kansas City — a move that stemmed from his former residence turning into a “mini tourist attraction” for Swifties.
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Nikola Jokic may need to make a trip to the secret laboratory of Felonious Gru, the main protagonist of the Despicable Me movie franchise, before Game 2 of the Western conference semifinals.
Jokic’s Nuggets lost Game 1 at the hands of the Timberwolves by a score of 106—99, during which the two-time MVP was coaxed into an inefficient shooting performance, thanks to Minnesota’s rotation of three centers in Rudy Gobert, Karl-Anthony Towns and Naz Reid.
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For some Manchester United fans, the end of the Premier League season can’t come quick enough.
Erik ten Hag’s side are not going to be competing in next season’s Champions League because of a real lack of consistency, and it feels like a real turnover in personnel is needed to deliver the change the Dutchman has continually called for.
First though, there’s the small matter of beating in-form Crystal Palace, who picked up results just when they needed them to pull away from the relegation zone.
Inter Miami boss Gerardo “Tata” Martino wasn’t surprised by Lionel Messi’s record-breaking performance against New York Red Bulls, telling reporters post-match that the eight time Ballon d’Or winner “always does something new”.
Messi set a new MLS record for most goal contributions and assists in a single game to help Miami come from a goal behind to win 6-2 at Chase Stadium.
First, Messi laid the ball off for Matias Rojas to smash home from long range, before scoring the go-ahead goal himself as Miami stole the ball deep in Red Bulls territory.
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As always, the biggest question is whether anyone catch Max Verstappen in today’s F1 Miami Grand Prix
MIAMI — As a new day breaks here at Hard Rock Stadium for the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix, the biggest question is the same one that has captured the sport for the past three seasons.
Can anyone catch Max Verstappen?
On Friday he put what he described as a “terrible” car on pole position for the F1 Sprint Race, which he then won in dominant fashion.
Fernando Tatis Jr. has ruffled plenty of feathers in his young career, but his manager says enough is enough.
San Diego Padres manager Mike Shildt came to the defense of his right fielder, saying Tatis is “seeing way too many pitches up and in.”
The rant came after the Padres’ 7-1 win over the NL West rival Arizona Diamondbacks.
Tatis ducked out of the way of a pitch near his head several innings after he hit a two-run home run.
“It’s enough. It really is enough. If you want to throw in, that’s fine.