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There’s bountiful recent precedent for trading the third overall pick.

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J.J. Redick is getting an interview to become the next head coach of the Charlotte Hornets.
J.J. Redick has become one of the biggest voices in the NBA media landscape since he retired from a 15-year playing career in 2021. Now Redick may be ready for his next gig: a head coaching job in the NBA.
The Charlotte Hornets are interviewing Redick for their head coach opening, according to NBA insider Shams Charania. Redick has no previous coaching experience at any level.

As long as they are academically eligible, the NCAA will no longer limit how many times athletes can transfer schools without penalty.

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McIlroy may find himself back on the PGA Tour Board yet again after one of the current members resigned from his position.
Rory McIlroy left the PGA Tour Policy Board last year, but now the Northern Irishman may find himself back in leadership.
Sources confirmed that the four-time major winner could see a director role on both the PGA Tour Policy Board and PGA Tour Enterprises with a vote on Wednesday, per The Guardian.
Webb Simpson, a current player director, offered his resignation Monday, requesting that McIlroy replace him.

Russell Wilson can escape pressure from opposing NFL defenses but can’t evade catching online strays.
The new Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback was invited to toss the first pitch in Monday’s game between the Pirates and Milwaukee Brewers at PNC Park. 
Wilson, who’s clocked in plenty of hours on the baseball field before going pro in the NFL and was drafted by the Colorado Rockies, delivered an impressive first pitch but still managed to be the butt of someone’s joke.
And that someone was former offensive lineman Mark Schlereth.

The NBA reportedly isn’t expected to review Caleb Martin’s controversial foul on Jayson Tatum at the end of Celtics-Heat Game 1.

Another 2000s NFL QB is walking away from the game.
Famed Atlanta Falcons quarterback and 2016 NFL MVP Matt Ryan, 38, announced his official retirement Monday, capping a 15-year career. 
As part of his decision, Ryan retired as a member of the Falcons, having spent his final season in the league with the Indianapolis Colts in 2022. Ryan did not take the field last season, and unlike other aging veteran QBs, Ryan won’t be hanging around waiting for a contender to call.
Atlanta’s social media released a heartfelt video of Ryan making his official announcement.

A Tallahassee judge has ordered Florida State and the ACC to enter mediation in hopes of settling a high-profile lawsuit that could dramatically impact the future of the league.

Inter Milan beat city rivals AC Milan 2-1 on Monday to clinch the Serie A title, the 20th time the club has lifted the trophy in its history.

Nelly Korda, who has won her last five LPGA events, including the year’s first major, has withdrawn from this week’s JM Eagle LA Championship.