Author: Michael

The Diamondbacks defeated the Phillies on Tuesday night to complete an unlikely NLCS comeback, overcoming an 0-2 deficit to make their second World Series in franchise history. At various points in the postseason, it seemed that no one gave Arizona a chance of reaching this far, making the accomplishment even more sweet.
After celebrating the NL Pennant, the Diamondbacks made sure to push back on all their critics throughout the NLCS.

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Let’s make some bold predictions for the new NBA season.
The NBA has a reputation as the most predictable league in sports. That’s not entirely unfair. In the 43 years from 1980 to 2023, only 14 different franchises have won the league championship.
It’s possible that’s changing now. The NBA has seen five different champions in the last five years, something that hasn’t happened since 1975-1980, when the league crowned six different champions in six years.

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McIlroy and Padraig Harrington know that in 2027, when the Ryder Cup returns to Ireland, it’s sure to provide an incredible atmosphere.
Team Europe dominated the 2023 Ryder Cup in Rome, but it’s already time to start daydreaming about the future venues of this iconic team event.
In 2025, the biennual event will be in New York at Bethpage Black, but the next time it’s on foreign soil, the Ryder Cup will return to Ireland. They will play at The Golf Course at Adare Manor, and that has veterans like Padraig Harrington and Rory McIlroy drooling.

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Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter may be two of the most renowned college football players in the nation, but even the pair of Buffaloes stars couldn’t hide their excitement after meeting LeBron James.
The Colorado tandem was sitting courtside for the Lakers’ season opener against the Nuggets at Ball Arena on Tuesday night.
After the game, James approached Sanders and Hunter and greeted them, saying “love y’all boys, man.” Sanders could then be overheard asking James to send them jerseys after the game, telling the 38-year-old to “get us right.

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McIlroy, who recently invested into F1 racing, passed on the chance to join Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth with Leeds United.
PGA Tour superstar Rory McIlroy was one of the professional golfers who had a chance to become an investor in the English soccer club, Leeds United. But he passed on the opportunity, according to BBC.
Fellow major champions Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth recently revealed their ownership stake in the former EPL club.

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