This is an excellent week for streaming two-start pitchers, as there are seven men on this list who are lineup options in 12-team leagues. There are also a few teams who can provide excellent volume plays on the hitting side, led by the Yankees.
Two-Start Pitchers (listed in order of preference)
Jeffrey Springs, Athletics, 50% (@CWS, @MIL)
Although Springs isn’t off to a stellar start with the A’s, his 16 strikeouts in 15 innings is enough of a reason to make him an option in 12-team leagues.
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Flipping his commitment from Colorado to Missouri in the 2024 class, Talan Chandler stayed home.
But after one season with the Tigers, Chandler announced Monday his intentions of entering the transfer portal.
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While some recently released NFL news may impact quarterbacks and where they will be taken in the early stages of the 2025 NFL draft, none involves the Tennessee Titans and will have no bearing on the No. 1 overall pick.
The big news centered on New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr and a shoulder injury that could impact his availability for the 2025 season. Before this news broke, the Saints were mentioned as a possible landing spot for a quarterback; that possibility has increased tremendously.
The 2025 WNBA Draft is on Monday night and LSU women’s basketball star Aneesah Morrow is projected to be among the top picks.
ESPN’s latest mock draft slots Morrow at No. 5, going to the Golden State Valkyries. Morrow was one of the top forwards in college basketball this year, leading the country in rebounding with 30 double-doubles. Morrow was one of the nation’s top scorers, averaging 18.7 points per game, and was a key part of back-to-back LSU Elite Eight runs.
1860 Munich’s Hasan Ismaik wants to sell his shares in the club
Speaking to ARD, 1860 Munich shareholder Hasan Ismaik wants to sell his shares in the club but things will not be so easy.
Ismaik has been a shareholder of 1860 since 2011, even saving the club from bankruptcy. During his time at the club, he has tried to fight the 50+1 rule to gain further ownership of the Grünwald club, as he actually owns 60% of shares at the club, but due to the DFL rules, he only owns 49% of voting rights.
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