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Los Angeles Lakers forward Rui Hachimura was feeling himself a bit after helping lead his team to a 110-103 win over the new-look Minnesota Timberwolves on the opening night of the NBA season. So much so, in fact, that he elected to call out three-time All-Star Julius Randle after the game.
Hachimura, who scored 18 points for the Lakers in the win, turned heads during the game when he pulled of a monster dunk over Minnesota big man Rudy Gobert in the first half. Not only did he literally dunk on Gobert, he figuratively dunked on Randle during his post-game press conference.

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There are some BIG names who could be on the move this trade deadline.
The NFL Trade Deadline is two weeks away, and we’re already seeing a flurry of activity on the market with teams trying to shore up their rosters for a playoff push. We’ve already seen Davante Adams, Amari Cooper, and DeAndre Hopkins get dealt — but there are six more guys who have a very real chance of changing teams in the next few weeks.
These are the players we’re watching moving forward.

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The new 3×3 basketball league, co-founded by Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart, is reportedly working overtime to recruit the game’s most popular player, according to Front Office Sports.
Unrivaled basketball league is in a “full-court press” to recruit Caitlin Clark with a “Lionel Messi-like” offer, Front Office Sports reported on Wednesday morning.

An MMA fighter learned the hard way that there is a very different set of rules in boxing after he earned himself a lifetime ban for knocking out his opponent with a kick to the noggin.
At least he kept it above the belt.
Idris Abdurashidov is a Russian MMA fighter with a 4-0 record. He decided to diversify his combat sports portfolio by trying his hand at boxing.
So, according to talkSPORT,  he got himself a fight at Ali Boxing Club in Phuket, Thailand Thailand against Iranian fighter Bagher Faraji.

Even the experts didn’t expect the Shohei Ohtani 50/50 baseball to go for this much.
Wednesday night’s final bidding via Goldin Auction ended with the prized baseball not only being sold for the highest price of a baseball ever, but ANY sports ball as well.
The anonymous bidder dropped a nice, cool, totally normal $4.392 MILLION at auction Tuesday night, easily surpassing the previous $3 million record set in 1999 for Mark McGwire’s 70th home run baseball.
What’s wild about this amount of money is that NOBODY thought it would come close to this.

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Sean Payton and co. reach their highest rank of 2024.
We’re fast approaching the midpoint of the season and it’s safe to say we have a pretty good idea of where teams are slotting in. There’s a near-perfect bell curve of team records, with nine teams having two or fewer losses, and 11 teams with two or fewer wins — while everyone else is stuck in the middle.
One team that has been stunning this year are the Broncos. At 4-3 it’s not like they’re blowing everyone out of the water, but it’s a much better result than many expected.