Author: Michael

Apparently, Bronny James’s commitment to USC was enough for one top college basketball insider to make a bold prediction about the Trojans’s upcoming season with the highly-touted four-star guard now in the fold.
Shortly after James rattled the sport with his long-anticipated decision, Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports took to Twitter to outline an updated version of USC’s depth chart. In Rothstein’s estimation, the addition of James to a team that also added 2023 No.

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The Jets could be on the verge of a brewing controversy along their offensive line after tackle Mekhi Becton and coach Robert Saleh publicly addressed the former first-round pick’s role heading into next season.
Early Saturday morning, Becton, the 11th overall pick in 2020, stirred the pot on Twitter with a since-deleted tweet that simply read, “I. AM. A. LEFT.

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The Knicks’ offense struggled in Game 3 against the Heat and ESPN NBA analyst Jalen Rose thinks he knows why. 
After New York shot a woeful 34.1% from the field on Saturday, as well as 20% (eight of 40) from three-point range, Rose boldly attributed their struggles from beyond the arc to a lack of acclimation to the heat in Miami, and he wasn’t talking about their on-court opponents in Game 3.
“When you’re the road team, you gotta pay attention to that weather and that heat. It effects the endurance of your muscles and causes tiredness.

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The Formula 1 circus is in Miami this weekend. That means a lot of celebrities, athletes, and Croatian soccer bombshell Ivana Knoll are dropping by the circuit. One of the athletes on hand was Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill.
Makes sense. The circuit for the Miami Grand Prix — the Miami International Autodrome — is situated in the Hard Rock Stadium Parking lot.
On Friday, Hill was a guest of F1 team Alpine and could be seen hanging in their garage during practice sessions.

Hi @cheetah and @jackdoohan33 #Alpine #MiamiGP pic.twitter.

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Mage came on strong in the final stretch to claim the 149th annual Kentucky Derby, with jockey Javier Castellano winning the race in his 16th attempt. 
Mage finished the “Fastest Two Minutes in Sports” with a 2:01.57 time to secure first place. The three-year-old colt had 16-1 odds to win the race—the eighth-best—minutes before the start of this year’s Kentucky Derby.
In winning the race, Owner Gustavo Delgado’s horse beat out favorites like Angel of Empire, Tapit Trice, Derma Sotogake, Two Phil’s and Kingsbarns.

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Mage shocks the field as the winner of the Kentucky Derby
A week that saw a number of horses scratched from the field culminated with Mage winning the 149th running of the Kentucky Derby.
Verifying, Kingsbarns and Reincarnate got out of the gate strong, followed by Two Phil’s as the field came to the backstretch. Verifying was on the inside with Kingsbarns on the outside, and that is when Two Phil’s made a move as the field came to the stretch.

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