Author: Michael

Breanna Stewart and the New York Liberty were able to make an impressive run to a WNBA championship last season. They defeated the Minnesota Lynx in five games to win the WNBA Finals.
When the Liberty went out and brought Stewart in before the 2023 season, it was a clear win-now move. New York wanted a championship and felt that Stewart could be the missing piece.
Throughout the course of the last two years, Stewart has proven them right.
During the 2024 WNBA season, Stewart played in 38 games, averaging 20.4 points per game to go along with 8.5 rebounds, 3.5 assists, 1.7 steals, and 1.

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The dominant trade rumors in the Bay Area right now have to do with Giannis Antetokounmpo. However, there are certainly other targets the Golden State Warriors can pursue other than the Greek Freak.
The Boston Celtics are expected to shake things up this offseason. With a new ownership group, Shams Charania reported in early May that changes are expected.
“Sources have been telling me for weeks now that the Celtics will be exploring trade options in the offseason,” Charania stated. “This team, this iteration just is not going to be sustainable for this team.

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Raider Nation will be eagerly watching this year’s team. There’s significant optimism with the new coaching staff and front office that the Raiders are in better hands moving forward. And quick results are expected.
There’s every reason to believe this team can hit the ground running with head coach Pete Carroll reunited with QB Geno Smith who has several weapons with which to work. The first big test of that will come very early on.

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Kerrick Jackson walks back to the dugout after a mound visitKyle McAreavy – MizzouToday

After a magical weekend on the road, the Missouri Tiger baseball team turned back into a pumpkin Thursday night, dropping the opener of the final series of the season 25-7 to Mississippi State.

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Buccaneers rookie safety Shilo Sanders has often been overshadowed by his brother and teammate Shedeur, and his father and coach Deion. But as he competes to make a roster spot in Tampa Bay, Shilo Sanders is saying he’s confident he’ll show he belongs in the NFL.
Shilo Sanders was not selected in a draft that was notable for Shedeur falling all the way to the fifth round. But Shilo says he’s not down about it.

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