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Stephen A. Smith knew before his beloved Knicks took the floor for Game 6 against the Heat on Friday night inside the Kaseya Center that New York faced a difficult task of defeating Miami to force a winner-take-all Game 7 at Madison Square Garden.
But even before the ESPN commentator picked the Heat to win on NBA on ESPN ahead of Friday’s game, Smith led a dramatic, die-hard plea for his Knicks with the hope that it would give them the boost they needed.

The NFL draft is one of the most important days of the calendar for both players and their agents.
And one agent allegedly had a brilliant plan to ensure that his players received preferential treatment in the draft.
According to ESPN, the NFL Players Association is investigating agent David Canter for his conduct during around last month’s draft.
What did Canter allegedly do to justify an investigation?
Well according to the report, Canter, who is a longtime agent and GSE Worldwide’s head of football, offered executives vacations at his family’s properties.

Baltimore Orioles outfielder Cedric Mullins accomplished a rare feat Friday night.
Mullins, who in 2021 contributed nearly 6 WAR during a 30 homer, 30 steal season, hit for the cycle against the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Mullins roped a single to right field in the third inning, before crushing a triple into the right center field gap in the fifth.
In the seventh, Mullins pulled a double down the right field line, before crushing an eighth inning homer to complete the cycle.

Cedric Mullins is the seventh player in franchise history to hit for the cycle! pic.twitter.

Longtime NFL agent David Canter is currently under investigation by the NFL Players Association following accusations that he engaged in a “form of bribery” during the NFL draft in April, ESPN’s Brooke Pryor reported Friday.
The NFLPA reportedly launched the probe after learning Canter allegedly offered access to “vacation properties” that he co-owns with his wife to several teams in exchange for drafting one of his clients, per Pryor.