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The 2024 World Series is, in some ways, the polar opposite of the 2023 World Series. The Arizona Diamondbacks and Texas Rangers had few stars, small national fan bases, and little name recognition. Despite playing in huge markets, Phoenix and Dallas, there was virtually no outside interest. And poor television ratings were an unsurprising result. 
Last year was effectively the lowest rated World Series ever.

Consider this the first twist in that explosive storyline featuring LeBron and Bronny James we warned you about yesterday.
The James family’s team-up is set to be the most talked-about topic of the new NBA season, and Wednesday’s latest development shows that it can branch out beyond the basketball court—perhaps into the legal court.
On Tuesday, hours before 39-year-old LeBron shared the court with Bronny for three minutes at Crypto.com Arena, the tandem hoopers were named as defendants in a Los Angeles County lawsuit stemming from a car crash in 2022.

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The Celtics’ ring night was a day of reckoning for the NBA
The apocalypse is now for the Eastern Conference.
Now ascendant, the Boston Celtics have begun their coercive crackdown on contenders and pretenders alike. The New York Knicks, perhaps the only team in the East with the talent to do something about this, were embarrassed by Boston on opening night. Is there any hope?
In their active offseason, acquiring both Mikal Bridges and Karl-Anthony Towns, the Knicks were planting the seeds of revolt against the Celtics.

Wyndham Clark during the third round of the 2024 Tour Championship. | Photo by Ben Jared/PGA Tour via Getty Images
On a recent episode of the ‘No Laying Up’ podcast, Wyndham Clark delved into what the PGA Tour should do to welcome back LIV golfers.
Wyndham Clark, the 2023 U.S. Open champion, is never afraid to express his opinion.
Whether it be his exuberant self-confidence—he once proclaimed himself a better player than Rory McIlroy—or his declaration that the greens at Pinehurst No. 2 were “borderline” unplayable ahead of this year’s U.S.

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Alexander Albon will try and bounce back after a ‘tough weekend’ in Austin at the Mexico City Grand Prix
Formula 1 heads to Mexico this week for the Mexico City Grand Prix, a race that poses one of the most unique characteristics of the entire F1 season. With the track in Mexico City situated at over 7,000 feet above sea level the altitude — and thinner air — has implications for the cars and the drivers.