Author: Michael

Odell Beckham Jr. has linked up with his Baltimore Ravens’ teammates for mandatory minicamp, but as far as OTAs, the 30-year-old doesn’t have time for that. You see, he’s a Ferrari and can only perform in pristine conditions. Those are his words, not mine.
OBJ is looking to get the ACL he tore during Super Bowl LVI back to 100% and keep it that way, which is certainly understandable, the Ravens themselves are hoping for the same thing.

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Just when it looked like De Vries was safe, the seat seems to be warm again
If you think the pressure was easing on AlphaTauri rookie Nyck de Vries, think again.
Because Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko seems to have upped the ante a bit.
Speaking with Kunal Shah on the Inside Line F1 Podcast, the Red Bull advisor discussed De Vries, and in particular noted that the AlphaTauri rookie is one example of Marko and Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner not agreeing on a particular driver.

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Fresh off of his 20th year in the NBA, Lakers star LeBron James will spend at least a small part of his offseason wading further into the entertainment industry.
James’s SpringHill Company will co-host a one-day film festival in Los Angeles that focuses on empowering athletes, per Herbert Lowe of the Los Angeles Times. The event—dubbed the Uninterrupted Film Festival—will be held at NeueHouse Hollywood on July 13.
The film festival will spotlight creators who “inspire the athlete mindset and ignite change through compelling stories,” per the event’s website.

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Shortly before the start of Tuesday’s game against the Royals, Guardians manager Terry Francona was reportedly not feeling well, resulting in him leaving the team to undergo testing at a local hospital. The decision to get further testing was made “out of an abundance of caution” given Francona’s medical history, per Ryan Lewis of the Akron Beacon Journal.
Francona will be held overnight for observation, according to MLB.com’s Mandy Bell. Acting manager DeMarlo Hale didn’t find out Francona would miss the game until 15 minutes before first pitch.

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Shohei Ohtani is in vintage form once again during his club’s American League clash with the Chicago White Sox on Tuesday.
The Angels star ended the top of the first inning in spectacular fashion by striking out White Sox center fielder Luis Robert Jr. with an absolutely nasty splitter that left the veteran swinging at air and completely baffled.

Shohei Ohtani, Vicious 88mph Splitter. 😤
2nd K in the 1st. pic.twitter.

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Three weeks after the Vikings released star running back Dalvin Cook, the 27-year-old’s market seems to be heating up.
Cook has reportedly received “multiple offers” since being let go by Minnesota, per ProFootballTalk‘s Charean Williams, and one of those teams appears to be the Dolphins. Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald reported Tuesday that there’s “mutual interest” between the two parties and that an official offer had been made, though the details of that offer remain unknown.

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With the NBA draft in the rearview mirror and free agency on the horizon, trade rumor season is in full effect. Most players have a general understanding of whether or not there’s a chance they’ll be on the move, or at the very least have access to what people are talking about on social media in regard to possible trade scenarios.
Consider 76ers forward Tobias Harris someone who knows his time with his team could be coming to an end. And if that’s the case? Well, that’s just the way the cookie crumbles.

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Hall of Fame NFL linebacker Ray Lewis laid his departed son, Ray Lewis III, to rest Saturday in a heart-wrenching memorial for the young man.
The funeral was held at Calvary Orlando Church in Florida where the elder Lewis delivered the eulogy to his 28-year-old son.
Ray Lewis Remembers Son’s Tragic Passing
Lewis shared the following about his departed son:
“We will see you again. 28 years, watching my first-born child… the referees thought I was crazy running up and down the sideline.

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Former NFL quarterback Ryan Mallett died in a drowning accident in Florida on Tuesday. 
Mallett, who was 35, was the head football coach at White Hall High School in Arkansas since 2022. Previously, he’d been a quarterback at both Michigan and Arkansas, and he played five seasons in the NFL for the Patriots, Texans and Ravens.
The news of his passing took both the college football and NFL worlds by storm, as fans, former teammates and coaches, and others mourned Mallett’s death.

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