Author: Michael

In one of the oddest sports columns of the year, Indianapolis Star reporter Gregg Doyel wrote an article comparing golfer Bryson DeChambeau to college football quarterback Nico Iamaleava. Doyel argued that the only difference between their “greed” is the “politics” behind their motivations.
“Masters contender Bryson DeChambeau accepted $125M from the alleged backers of 9/11. QB Nico Iamaleava sought additional millions from Tennessee. Which of these is OK with you? And why?” Doyel posted on X while promoting the piece.
Oh, geez.

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The 2025 NFL draft is roughly one week away, and the Chicago Bears are finalizing their draft preparations before welcoming a new crop of rookies to the fold.
The Bears are primed to add some playmakers to their roster with four picks in the Top 75, including the 10th overall selection and two high second rounders. After some offseason moves to shore up their biggest needs, they have flexibility to draft the best available player rather than for need.
ESPN’s Field Yates and Mel Kiper Jr. joined forces for a three-round mock draft with just roughly a week until the NFL Draft.

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Tottenham Willing to Break Club Transfer Record for £65M-Rated Arsenal, PSG Target

Wolverhampton Wanderers locked in Matheus Cunha on a long-term deal during the winter transfer window, fending off interest from several clubs at the time. But that hasn’t put a stop to the rumors about his future.
Cunha has emerged as a key figure for Wolves, shining in multiple attacking roles and consistently making an impact.

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NEW YORK (AP) — The Martian is tracking down fly balls on Mother Earth.
Maligned for dubious defense when the New York Yankees first moved him to left field last year, Jasson Domínguez made their best catch of the early season when he robbed Salvador Perez of an extra-base hit in Monday night’s 4-1 win over the Kansas City Royals.
Domínguez’s leaping, backhand grab at the warning track of Perez’s 106.4 mph, 347-foot drive had a 60% catch probability, according to MLB Statcast. That was the lowest of any Yankees catch this season.

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We can say one thing for certain about the New Orleans Saints every year: they’re going to be scouting the top returns specialists in the NFL draft. And one of this year’s best punt returners was in town for an official 30 visit, per Colter Nuanez and Brooks Nuanez of Skyline Sports. Here’s what you need to know about Montana Grizzlies All-American Junior Bergen. The report says he also worked out privately for the San Francisco 49ers.
Bergen left school with eight punt return touchdowns on his resume, averaging a blistering clip of 16.6 yards per try. He also paced 24.

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