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Tom Brady was a good sport during Sunday night’s roast of the seven-time Super Bowl champion on Netflix, as the retired NFL quarterback laughed at many of the barbs thrown his way by comedians, ex-teammates and former opponents—and even told some good zingers himself.
But Brady was not a fan of every joke.
When comedian Jeff Ross told a joke about the 2019 massage parlor scandal involving New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, Brady was not pleased, and the three-time MVP proceeded to walk up to Ross to let him know not to say anything about the incident.

As the defending Super Bowl champs, Kansas City gets to open the 2024 season at home. Here’s a look at the teams that could line up against KC.

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Jack Doohan sat down with SB Nation at the Miami Grand Prix to talk the role of a reserve driver and more
MIAMI — It was supposed to be an innocent question.
But the answer was anything but.
On a hot and humid Friday afternoon at Hard Rock Stadium, I was thankful to be sitting inside Alpine’s hospitality space at the Miami Grand Prix. The reason? A media lunch with reserve driver Jack Doohan, which I was somehow lucky enough to be invited to.

Netflix’s live roast of Tom Brady on Sunday night was surprisingly really funny, and entirely NSFW for most of the night, with the former QB getting crushed by former teammates and comedians during the almost three-hour long live show that tackled all the topics one could think of surrounding the seven-time Super Bowl champ.
The biggest star of the night, though, was Brady’s former coach, Bill Belichick. He took a turn roasting Brady midway through the show and had a number of funny moments that had the crowd in Los Angeles laughing pretty hard.

Nike hasn’t gotten everything right lately, to put it mildly, but the swoosh company didn’t miss with its latest Victor Wembanyama ad and his new alien-themed logo.
As soon as the Frenchman was put on the NBA radar, many fans described him as an alien given his 7-foot-4 lanky frame and the fact that the league hadn’t seen a potentially all-world prospect with his build maybe ever. You add his ability to put the ball in the basket from all areas of the court and erase shots on the other end, and alien is a rather-fitting description of the 20-year-old.

One of the few blemishes from retired NFL quarterback Tom Brady’s playing career was Deflategate, the infamous scandal that arose in the aftermath of the 2014 AFC championship game and ultimately resulted in a four-game suspension.
The quarterback wasted no time cracking a few jokes about that controversy while taking the podium Sunday during Netflix’s The Roast of Tom Brady.
“Where’s Roger Goodell?” Brady asked, knowing very well that the NFL commissioner was not in attendance.

The Dallas Stars completed their series comeback Sunday, defeating the Vegas Golden Knights 2–1 in Game 7 at American Airlines Center to claim their first-round playoff series and advance to the Western Conference semifinals.
Stars center Radek Faksa, who missed the previous four games with an undisclosed injury, broke a 1–1 tie in the opening minute of the third period. He sent a backhander from the circle past Vegas goaltender Adin Hill for what ended up being the series-clinching goal.

The Stars completed their comeback from a 2-0 series deficit, winning Game 7 over the Golden Knights.

Former New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick dug deep into his playbook to unleash a few zingers while taking the microphone during Netflix’s roast of Tom Brady on Sunday.
Although the whole night was dedicated to making fun of the seven-time Super Bowl champion Brady, Belichick took down another one of his former players—tight end Rob Gronkowski—with a witty joke.
“You know, a lot of people connect me with a saying called, ‘Do your job.’ And telling people to do their jobs,’” Belichick said at the podium.

Pitching in Triple-A, star Pirates prospect Paul Skenes allowed his first career home run as a pro Sunday.