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LOS ANGELES – Dennis Schroder can’t see it.
“[He’s] still got the juice,” said Schroder.
D’Angelo Russell isn’t buying it.
“He has a lot more left in the tank,” said Russell.
Darvin Ham joked that he could at least understand it.
“Coming off a loss like that,” said Ham, “I think I was ready to retire.”
Sorry, Denver, but the biggest story to come out of the Nuggets’ series-clinching Game 4 win was the revelation that LeBron James, (arguably) the greatest player in NBA history, was thinking about hanging ‘em up.

Following the Lakers’ elimination from the playoffs Monday night, the team is facing a pivotal offseason, much of which will revolve around LeBron James and what he decides about his own playing future.
Despite various uncertainties, general manager Rob Pelinka discussed the team’s plan for the offseason Tuesday, telling reporters that he wants to retain most of Los Angeles’s key players.
Wizards forward Kyle Kuzma, who played four seasons for the Lakers, caught wind of Pelinka’s comments, and he clapped back with a perfect response.

The NHL is reportedly gearing up to host a pair of Stadium Series games next season at MetLife Stadium, home of the New York Giants and New York Jets.
NHL reporter David Pagnotta tweeted that he had been informed the league plans on hosting a pair of games on the same sheet of ice. One would pit the New Jersey Devils against the Philadelphia Flyers, while the other would be between the New York Rangers and New York Islanders.

Brains, beauty, brave. Charly Arnolt is a name you’ll want to be familiar with if you love sports and free speech.

Charly Arnolt at a game between the Shoulda Been Stars and the Kingpins during Fan Controlled Football Season v2.0 – Week Four on May 07, 2022 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Patrick McDermott/Fan Controlled Football/Getty Images)

As a former ESPN employee, Arnolt was witness to the side of sports media that champions identity politics over sports.

While Eli and Peyton Manning are no longer carving up opposing secondaries on in the NFL, the two retired Super Bowl-winning quarterbacks remained in the league’s orbit, particularly on Mondays.
When the two joined together to produce their weekly telecast during Monday Night Football, the ManningCast, it gave football lovers another option to appreciate the sport while also getting some additional laughter and personality between the brothers and their guests.

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Koepka celebrated his fifth major victory with the Florida Panthers at Game 3 vs. the Hurricanes, with Brady Tkachuk chugging from his PGA Championship trophy.
Brooks Koepka hasn’t stopped celebrating since winning his third Wanamaker Trophy on Sunday. He continued the partying at Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals between the Florida Panthers and Carolina Hurricanes. He filled the Wanamaker Trophy with beers and shared it with Brady Tkachuk after the Panthers took a 3-0 lead in the series.

East Carolina baseball entered the AAC Tournament as the top-ranked seed Tuesday. The Pirates were paired with the eighth-seed USF Bulls in the first round and ran into trouble right away — in more ways than one.
They will have to play an elimination game on Wednesday without their star pitcher. Oof.
Here’s how the dissapointing situation proceeded to unfold:
East Carolina gave up two runs in the top of the first inning and quickly found itself in a hole.