Author: Michael

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Jurickson Profar was one of the worst players in the majors in 2023 but has rebounded in 2024 to lead San Diego back to the postseason.
San Diego Padres outfielder Jurickson Profar had an abysmal 2023 season. And that might be a generous description.
Profar signed a one-year, $7.75 million contact with the Colorado Rockies on March 21 – just nine days before Opening Day on March 30. However, he didn’t even join the team until their fourth game on April 2 against the Padres.

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Alabama vs. Georgia is the biggest game of college football’s regular season. Here’s what you need to know.
Week 5 of the 2024 College Football Season has a number of Top-25 matchups on the slate. Things get rolling early in the day when No. 20 Oklahoma State takes on No. 23 Kansas State, and other games include No. 15 Louisville visiting No. 13 Notre Dame, and No. 19 Illinois visiting No. 9 Penn State.
But the biggest of them all is Saturday night, when No. 2 Georgia travels to Tuscaloosa to take on No. 4 Alabama.

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Weatherspoon’s dismissal comes two days after Los Angeles Sparks coach Curt Miller was similarly fired.
The Chicago Sky fired head coach Teresa Weatherspoon after one season, the Chicago Sun-Times reported on Thursday night, marking the second dismissal of a seemingly well-respected head coach in the WNBA this week. Los Angeles Spark head coach Curt Miller —one of the most veteran coaches in the league — was similarly let go on Tuesday after two years with the organization.

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Look, I didn’t intend to come out of the box on a Friday morning calling for the NFL to cease operations, but sometimes in life you have to take a stand. 
For some folks, it’s world hunger. For me, it’s calling out the NFL, which, frankly, has become unwatchable, unenjoyable, and is bordering on becoming the NBA. 
That’s right. The NBA. The most woke, most unexciting league in the history of time. That’s what the NFL is becoming. I’d say “slowly but surely,” but it’s not even that slow at this point.

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