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Kentucky’s loss to Oakland is worst game of John Calipari era
The Kentucky Wildcats lived on the edge all season. John Calipari’s team was electric offensively, but seemed to believe defense was optional since the start of the year. Unlike most of Calipari’s best teams, these Wildcats lacked a dominant big man and often got beat up on the boards. When their outside shots were falling, Kentucky looked awesome. But when they were cold, this particularly Wildcats seemed like they could lose to anyone.

The New York Yankees got a welcome bit of good news on Wednesday night, as superstar outfielder Aaron Judge made his return to the field.
Judge last played 10 days ago, before going down with a mysterious abdominal injury that required an MRI. Around that same time, the Yankees also lost reigning AL Cy Young Award winner Gerrit Cole to an arm injury, sparking fears that they’d be without their two best players for a significant amount of time.

Future NFL Hall of Famer Aaron Donald played until he had nothing left to give the Rams.
Donald announced his retirement after 10 seasons of chasing quarterbacks in the NFL. He accrued 10 Pro Bowl selections, three DPOY awards and a Super Bowl, among the many accolades. 
No. 99 reached Lawrence Taylor-level comparisons at his career’s zenith and played at an elite level until his final snap. 
Addressing his retirement, Donald released a video on social media, sharing his sincere thoughts on why he decided to step away.
“I’m complete, I’m full.

The Detroit Lions parted ways with cornerback Cameron Sutton on Thursday. Sutton received a three-year, $33 million contract extension in 2021 and played a reliable role on Detroit’s defense.
Everything changed on Wednesday when the Hillsborough County Sherriff’s Office in Florida requested help from the public in search of the 29-year-old CB. 
Authorities were alerted on May 7 of a domestic violence case involving strangulation connected to Sutton. That morning — at roughly 4:30 a.m.

The story of Shohei Ohtani and his interpreter’s gambling problem is still dominating the baseball world. For good reason. 
It’s a fascinating story, with a number of inconsistencies and details that deservedly cast doubt on the “official” version of events. Video from the Los Angeles Dodgers dugout from the ninth inning of Wednesday’s game in South Korea also raised questions, considering the pair’s longtime friendship.