Author: Michael

IndyCar legend Tony Kanaan has announced that his last race will be the 107th Indianapolis 500 this May.
The 48-year-old posted a video to his social media channels in which he announced that his start later this year for Arrow McLaren would be his swan song.

Tem sido uma jornada maravilhosa, mas ainda não acabou. Espero vcs para a última em Maio.• Let’s do this one last time. See you all in May.@ArrowMcLaren @IndyCar pic.twitter.

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Also in this week’s mailbag: Americans are having their best stretch of showings in years. Why?
Hey everyone…
• If you can explain this moment in Rotterdam, you win….
• Tennis unity….at its best. If only this were the default mode….
• ICYMI, Here’s Jessica Pegula and what she has endured recently.
Onward…
Mailbag
Jon,
I think men’s tennis will be just fine sans the Big Three. There are some really gifted players on the rise. I was particularly impressed with Wu Yibing and the 18 year old Arthur Fils.

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Better NFL Draft comparisons for 2023 prospects that won’t put unrealistic expectations on players
Another NFL Draft cycle is here, and once again we are back with the pro comparisons that don’t necessarily make any sense. Let’s be real: nobody in here thinks Bryce Young is Drew Brees, and I’m not sure I would compare Quentin Johnston to AJ Green, but here we are.

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His donation is the largest ever received from an individual in the organization’s history.
Michael Jordan is one of the most successful figures in sports history and to celebrate his 60th birthday, he’s spreading the wealth by donating $10 million to Make-A-Wish. His donation is the largest ever received from an individual in the organization’s history.
“For the past 34 years, it’s been an honor to partner with Make-A-Wish and help bring a smile and happiness to so many kids,” Jordan said in a news release, per the Associated Press.

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Shaquille O’Neal admitted he was jealous of LeBron James becoming the all-time scoring champ. Shaq said quote “It was a professional jealousy moment. If it was me, I would have been arrogant for 19 seconds… I know he is a humble kid, and I know he is going to give the answer, ‘I don’t want to be involved in the debate of who the greatest,’ I am jealous of having the conversation… It is nice to be ‘Who’s the greatest? Him, or him?’ Everybody would love to be in that position.” Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe react to Shaq’s comments.

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