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Washington’s football team has been stuck in an identity crisis since it bent the knee and ‘erased’ the Washington Redskins.
Calling the logo and NFL team name offensive to Native Americans, the Washington franchise willingly stepped out of its famed image to pursue a newer, more P.C. approach, which has gone terribly since dropping the “Redskins” in 2020. 
For 87 years, the franchise held an iconic image.
One Native American group, NAGA (Native American Guardians Association), is actively working to reinstate the Washington Redskins.

First baseman Pete Alonso and the New York Mets have come to terms, locking in the return of a fan-favorite in Flushing.
‘Polar Bear’ Pete agreed to a two-year, $54 million contract to stay with the Mets — including a $10 million signing bonus, according to the New York Post’s Jon Heyman.
The pool of suitors interested in Alonso may have also contributed to his decision to return on a friendly two-year contract.

Jimmy Butler is officially a Warrior. Our NBA insiders react to one of the biggest blockbuster trades this season.

New York Giants first-round pass rusher Kayvon Thibodeaux hates the Dallas Cowboys.
Thibs, a third-year edge rusher, appeared for Super Bowl media week and made a strong statement against the Cowboys: F*** ’em!
It also served as a long-awaited response to Dez Bryant, who’s been taking social media jabs at Thibodeaux and the failing New York Giants, long-time divisional rivals of Dallas.
“F**k the Cowboys,” Thibodeaux said, speaking with Infinity Sports Network, also joined by Giants linebacker Bobby Okereke.

The San Diego Padres were one win away from the NLCS in 2024. They were one win away from knocking their division rivals, the Los Angeles Dodgers, out of the postseason for the second time in three seasons. 
Even after trading Juan Soto to the New York Yankees in the 2023-2024 offseason, they’d built an immensely talented roster. Jackson Merrill debuted and almost immediately became a superstar center fielder. Jurickson Profar revamped his batting stance and approach, becoming an All-Star outfielder. Kyle Higashioka had the best season of his career out of nowhere at age 34.

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It seems safe to assume that Tyler Herro is happy the Jimmy Butler trade demand saga is over.
There is a new trend at the 2025 NBA trade deadline, and it’s kind of hilarious: Players finding out from fans with camera phones about the latest big deal that just went down.

Golden State has acquired the disgruntled All-Star swingman from Miami on the eve of the trade deadline.

Golden State has acquired the disgruntled All-Star swingman from Miami on the eve of the trade deadline.

Boy, did the Miami Heat get a great haul in return for a player who openly declared that he did not want to play in Miami.
The NBA trade deadline is upon us, sparking some big headlines out of the league, including Wednesday’s major news that the Miami Heat agreed to trade Jimmy Butler to the Golden State Warriors, in exchange for former first-overall pick Andrew Wiggins and an upcoming first-round pick.

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The NBA is a bizarre workplace.
Normally, NBA locker rooms are open to reporters for a 45-minute window pregame, but on Wednesday night, the Golden State Warriors raised alarm bells that they might have a deal imminent on the eve of the NBA trade deadline when they kicked all the reporters out so that Steve Kerr could address the team privately ahead of their matchup with the Utah Jazz.