Much has been made about Stefon Diggs’s displeasure with the Bills organization, and there finally appears to be some clarity in regard to the situation. The star wide receiver is frustrated with his role on Buffalo’s offense and wants more of a voice in play-calling, according to The Boston Globe’s Ben Volin, who cited a source close to the Buffalo locker room.
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The league is officially on vacation, and we have a bunch of takeaways for you this Monday morning …
Take the money, Saquon, Josh and Tony. And I’m not saying you have to do it now. But between now and July 17 (the deadline for franchise-tagged players to sign long-term deals), Saquon Barkley, Josh Jacobs and Tony Pollard should figure out just how far the Giants, Raiders and Cowboys are willing to go financially, and then clean all that money off the table.
For the first time in months, we didn’t have a NASCAR race Sunday. That means no column today. See everyone after Nashville.
Just kidding! Quite the opposite, in fact.
NASCAR’s one off week of the season (maybe they have more, but I don’t feel like checking) can mean only one thing: the boys — and girls — get to go out and play.
Yep. We’re talking fishing expeditions, trips to Cabo, beach vacations and absolute HEATERS from all the OG NASCAR WAGS out there.
Samantha Busch was back in her bag last week. McCall Gauling caused quite the stir.
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Clark won his first major championship at the Los Angeles Country Club. The golfing world provided plenty of heartfelt reactions.
With the entire golfing world watching, Wyndham Clark captured his first major championship at the 123rd U.S. Open at the Los Angeles Country Club.
Clark shot an even-par 70 Sunday. He stayed even-keeled throughout the round and finished one stroke ahead of Rory McIlroy, perhaps the most popular player on the planet and one of the greatest golfers of his generation.
Luke Donald, the Ryder Cup captain, has criticised the US Golf Association (USGA) after Gordon Sargent, the leading amateur, saw a putt at the US Open bounce out of the hole.
Twitter exploded Sunday afternoon when the bombshell news broke that the Wizards were trading star shooting guard Bradley Beal to the Suns to form the NBA’s newest superteam. Many of the reactions indicated shock, but Trail Blazers big man Jusuf Nurkić found it hilarious and took the opportunity to take a shot at Kevin Durant.
“Brooklyn situation all all over again,” Nurkić wrote on Twitter with a laughing emoji.
The Portland center is referencing Durant’s collaboration with Kyrie Irving and James Harden that ultimately crashed out burned.
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Daniel Ricciardo debuted a new alternate F1 telecast with Will Arnett, and Josh Allen had to support his friend
ESPN debuted an alternate telecast for Sunday’s Canadian Grand Prix, titled “The Grandstand with Daniel Ricciardo and Will Arnett.” Produced in partnership with Peyton Manning’s Omaha Productions, the alternate F1 broadcast followed the model presented by “The Manningcast” for Monday Night Football, with former driver Ricciardo paired with actor and F1 fan Arnett, with special guests along the way.
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Ja Morant is in the endgame.
Ja Morant was suspended 25 games by the National Basketball Association on Friday. The league has made it clear that Ja’s behavior is “destructive” and the union for the players has stated that the suspension was “excessive”. Perhaps there will be an appeal. Perhaps there won’t. Maybe Ja has grounds to win such a process with an independent arbitrator.
Valor Christian High School was well represented Sunday when Wyndham Clark won his first major championship at the U.S. Open and earned praise from another famous alum. San Francisco 49ers Pro Bowl running back Christian McCaffrey took to Instagram after the tournament and gave his former classmate some love after the big win.
“That Boy!” McCaffrey wrote on his Instagram story.
The 27-year-old tailback reposted several things about Clark on his Instagram story after the victory.
Scottie Pippen and Michael Jordan have gone from being arguably the greatest duo in NBA history to rivals over the last few years, specifically since the release of ‘The Last Dance.’ The rivalry, however, appears to be a one-way street manned by Pippen, and the legendary Bill Walton doesn’t understand it.
Pippen didn’t appreciate the way he was portrayed in ‘The Last Dance’ and has piggybacked off that unfortunate experience ever since.