Author: Michael

The next Baseball Hall of Fame class has been revealed, and the biggest talking point hasn’t been who got in and who didn’t, it’s been about which voter opted not to vote for Ichiro Suzuki in his first year of eligibility.
Ichiro, CC Sabathia, and Billy Wagner will be enshrined at Cooperstown this summer along with Dave Parker and Dick Allen, but right now, everyone is just kind of befuddled by the mystery of who didn’t vote for Ichiro.
According to CBS Sports, 393 of the Baseball Writers Association of America ballots — or 99.

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The 18th hole during the second round of The 150th Open Championship at St. Andrews. | Photo by Keyur Khamar/PGA Tour via Getty Images
St. Andrews will again host The Open in 2027, which made us examine all four major venues for that year. One sticks out like a sore thumb.
Unlike the United States Golf Association (USGA), which has announced U.S. Open venues for the next 25 years through 2051, the R&A likes to wait until the last minute to unveil their host courses for The Open Championship.
Look no further than Thursday’s announcement. The R&A selected the Old Course at St.

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If you’re wondering why you haven’t seen your favorite NFL team on Bluesky, it’s because they’re not allowed to be. Not yet, anyway.
Bluesky is a fairly new social media platform conceptualized by former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and meant to rival X and Meta’s Threads. As of January 2025, Bluesky has surpassed 25 million users — many of whom just didn’t like the way Elon Musk was running X since he bought the platform in October 2022.

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The 2026 NBA Draft looks like an all-timer because of three special talents.
Cooper Flagg gave the 2025 NBA Draft the superstar it needed at the top of the class when he decided to reclassify in Aug. 2023 to essentially skip his senior year of high school at Florida prep powerhouse Montverde Academy. Flagg was originally slated graduate high school in 2025, which would have had him ticketed for the 2026 NBA Draft.

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Seth Waugh recently stepped down as CEO of the PGA of America after six years. While six years may not seem like too long a tenure, he experienced quite an unprecedented run of circumstances while in the role.
Not long after being named to the position in 2018, the entire world, including golf courses across the globe, shut down due to the pandemic. At the same time, the Saudis were busy creating LIV Golf, and Waugh found himself in charge of one of the game’s governing bodies in the most divisive period in the history of professional golf.

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After trolling each other for over a year, Conor McGregor finally came face to face with the Paul brothers. The best part, their confrontation didn’t happen at a UFC or boxing event, but rather President Donald Trump’s Inauguration.
The “Notorious One” McGregor, who has faded away from UFC relevancy in recent years due to not fighting since a loss to Dustin Poirier in July 2021, has been chirping back and forth with Jake and Logan Paul about possibly setting up a boxing match. McGregor had even gone so far as to say that him vs.

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Offensive secret superstars for the Eagles, Commanders, Bills and Chiefs
Conference championship games are played in rarefied (and sometimes thin) air. The stakes are obviously higher, individual plays mean more, and the game script can veer in highly unpredictable ways that can decide things pretty quickly.
For the four teams left in the 2024 season as we turn our attention to the NFC and AFC Championship games, it’s also about maximizing the efforts of the most important players on both sides of the ball.

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