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Nico Harrison is public enemy No. 1 in Dallas after shipping Luka Doncic, the Mavericks’ star of the future, to the Lakers in a trade many call a historic FLEECE.
Los Angeles fans are over the moon, but Harrison is doubling down, saying he has no regrets, even if it’s one of the worst deals in the NBA, ever.
The complaints have hit Harrison’s ears loud and clear, yet the general manager’s sticking to his guns even if they’re misfiring.
Ahead of the play-in tournament, Harrison faced the media, ready to defend his vision.
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As the 2025 WNBA Draft came to an end, 38 new players were welcomed to the league as draft picks. But, as with most years, a number of draft-eligible players did not get selected by any of the WNBA’s 13 teams.
One the most notable names to not be called was TCU center Sedona Prince, whose abuse allegations, age and injury history combined seemed to make general managers weigh her risk against her upside. Other notable NCAA stars — including Norfolk State’s Diamond Johnson and Oregon’s Deja Kelly — also went undrafted.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Every spring, Michigan football talks a big game about opening up the offense, but when rubber hits the road, more often than not, the Wolverines are a run-first team with some complementary passing. However, this spring, players insist: there’s a lot more passing, at least in practice.
Of course, much of what happens during the season in that light will come down to playcalling, as new offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey could call a lot more runs than passes.
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The Kansas City Chiefs will have a long wait to deal with on Day 1 of the 2025 NFL draft later this month, but the defending AFC champions should get a great opportunity to select an elite prospect when they are finally on the clock with the No. 31 pick.
Though Kansas City has several needs to fill in the draft, the Chiefs have four picks in the first three rounds, which should give the team some much-needed flexibility.
The Premier League has moved to close potential spending sanction loopholes for relegated or promoted clubs following legal battles with Leicester City.
A tightening in the wording of the rules now stipulates allowable losses for applicable years in which a team may have been in the Championship.
There is also a clarification that a relegated club will “remain bound” by the rules “until such time as it has complied with all of its obligations relating to its last season” in the top tier.