Author: Michael

LeBron’s eldest son is a top prospect in the class of 2023.
Bronny James remains uncommitted when it comes to his basketball future. LeBron James’s son is widely expected to go the college route, an avenue which was encouraged for the 18-year-old by Suns star Kevin Durant. 
During a recent episode of The etcs with Boardroom, Durant recently discussed Bronny’s basketball future, and honed in on what college he thinks the elder James son will choose.

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McGregor wants to be a UFC titleholder once more.
Conor McGregor and Michael Chandler are due to enter the octagon as the season-ending fight for The Ultimate Fighter 31. It seems the former is already eyeing a fight beyond that, however.
During an interview with Ariel Helwani on The MMA Hour on Wednesday, McGregor admitted that if he defeats Chandler in their future showdown, he’d already be eager to step into the spotlight for a title fight, via MMAFighting.com. 
“Yeah, I’d like a welterweight title shot,” McGregor said. “So I would like that.

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Philadelphia may indeed keep one of the key pieces of its secondary.
In a major twist to the tale, the Eagles are expected to re-sign star cornerback Darius Slay. 
On Wednesday, reports emerged indicating that Slay was expected to leave the team in free agency. The cornerback himself chimed in on the topic, seemingly bidding farewell to Philadelphia via Twitter.
Come Wednesday night, however, it seems the organization was able to reach some neutral ground with the defensive back.

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The America First Legal Foundation is starting a petition to label the NBA as a source of Chinese propaganda after deliberately bending the knee to China’s communist government in several instances.
America First Legal — founded by Stephen Miller, former political advisor to Donald Trump — is pressuring the DOJ to “register [the NBA] as agents of the Chinese Communist Party,” as reported by National Review.
NBA Called Out For Appeasing China
Miller wrote a letter to Matthew G.

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He heads to Cincinnati on a record-setting new contract.
Orlando Brown Jr. and the Bengals are reportedly in agreement on a four-year deal, according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero.
The former Chiefs offensive tackle will head to Cincinnati after agreeing to terms on a deal which is reportedly worth as much as $64.092 million. 
It’s a record-setting contract for Brown, who will receive the largest signing bonus ever ($31 million) for an NFL offensive lineman as part of the front-loaded deal.

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What a terrible night for Edwin Diaz, the New York Mets and the WBC.
The star reliever went down with a serious lower leg injury after Team Puerto Rico defeated the Dominican Republic, 5-2, in the World Baseball Classic.
Diaz’s injury was so severe that the 28-year-old couldn’t put weight on his right leg and required teammates to carry him off the field and onto a wheelchair. Worst of all was how it happened.

Once Diaz registered the final strikeout of the evening, teammates from Puerto Rico’s bench rushed to him on the mound.

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The Cincinnati Bengals are remaking their offensive line again and this time they’re doing it by spending big on left tackle Orlando Brown Jr.
The Bengals have agreed to sign Brown, a four-time Pro Bowl tackle, to a four-year contract worth $64 million. The deal includes a signing bonus slightly over $31 million, which is the largest ever for an NFL offensive lineman.
NFL Network was the first to report the news.
It’s a pretty big deal for the Bengals. It means the team is adding another significant layer of protection for star quarterback Joe Burrow.

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