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The Los Angeles Dodgers are just a few weeks removed from winning the World Series, and one year removed from an epic 2023-24 offseason. After three consecutive postseason disappointments, the Dodgers last winter went on a spending spree.
Shohei Ohtani, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Teoscar Hernandez, Tyler Glasnow and Will Smith all inked high dollar value contracts, leading to extraordinary expectations for the 2024 season. And it paid off. All were instrumental in a postseason run that lived up to the hype.
Kyle Shanahan explains the San Francisco 49ers’ short passing attack with quarterback Brock Purdy against the Seattle Seahawks.
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It’s hard to imagine a worse person to be compared to in American culture these days than President Joe Biden, specifically in the context of cognitive ability. This is a man who has been unable to find his way off of a stage on multiple occasions, fallen down the steps of Air Force One, and most recently had a very sad battle with sand during a leisurely stroll on a beach.
It’s been obvious for well over a year now that President Biden, just like every other 81-year-old does, has lost a step, or four, both mentally and physically.
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Korda and Thompson both would love to see the LPGA start handing out penalties for slow-play offenders.
Brian Harman during the first round of the 2024 Fedex St. Jude Championship. | Photo by James Gilbert/PGA Tour via Getty Images
After the PGA Tour approved a series of changes that will alter the sport, a few pros discussed them ahead of the RSM Classic.
The 2023 RBC Canadian Open was a pivotal point for Ben Griffin, the former North Carolina Tar Heel who is currently the 70th-ranked player in the world. He decided to skip that week and practice at home instead, having missed five of his last six cuts.
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It’s time for the Jets to get rid of their biggest problem.
The Jets finally made a smart move on Tuesday by firing general manager Joe Douglas. An architect of the team’s current demise, Douglas was willing to scapegoat coaches, players, everyone in his orbit in an effort to cover up his own colossal mistakes in draft and free agency.
New York is almost ready to usher in a new rebuilding era, but first they have to face their final boss and send Aaron Rodgers packing as well.