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The Dodgers and Braves are really good — shocker, we know — and a pair of young Yankees is powering one of MLB’s top squads. Here’s the full rundown.

The Dodgers and Braves are really good — shocker, we know — and a pair of young Yankees is powering one of MLB’s top squads. Here’s the full rundown.

Jason Kelce: Super Bowl Champion, future NFL Hall of Famer and pro wrestler?
It might be happening as there are reports that the former Philadelphia Eagles center has had talks with the WWE to be involved ahead of this coming weekend’s WrestleMania 40 event at Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field. 
According to Sean Ross of Fightful Select, the WWE reached out to Kelce in recent days to either make an appearance or perhaps something even more for “The Greatest Spectacle In Sports Entertainment.

Rajon Rondo officially announced his retirement from the NBA after 16 seasons in an appearance on the “All the Smoke” podcast.

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A bold proposal to change the future of two franchises.
It’s beginning to feel like a foregone conclusion that the Vikings will trade up with the Chargers in the 2024 NFL Draft. The No. 5 pick feels like a pivot point in the class, if we assume three quarterbacks at the top, followed by Marvin Harrison Jr.
Up to this point the assumption has been that Minnesota would pick Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy to be their guy, if it holds that Caleb Williams, Jayden Daniels and Drake Maye are off the board.

Ian Poulter is not eligible to compete in the 2024 Masters having not met any eligibility requirements or receiving a special invite. Despite that being well-known, easy-to-find information, the Englishman felt the need to announce to the world he wouldn’t be teeing it up at Augusta National later this month.
Poulter recently made a trip to Augusta National after receiving an invitation from an unnamed member.

We could be on the brink of witnessing one of the highest grossing Final Fours in both Cleveland and Phoenix this weekend. 
After witnessing one of the best women’s games this season between LSU and Iowa on Monday night, the storyline of Caitlin Clark finishing the job in Cleveland has driven Hawkeye fans to gobble up tickets for the Final Four that starts on Friday. The only aspect of this upcoming event that would’ve made this even greater was if the Tigers and Hawkeyes had actually played for a national championship. 
The question is whether Cleveland is ready for the chaos.

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Let’s rank the teams in the women’s Final Four by who’s most likely to win it all.
In a women’s college basketball season that was hyped up from the start, four teams are left to battle it out for the 2024 national championship in Cleveland, Ohio.
In the first semifinal matchup No. 1 seed South Carolina will look to continue its winning streak and remain undefeated when taking on No. 3 seed NC State. The second game on Saturday night will be No. 1 Iowa facing off against No. 3 UConn — in what many will call the “Caitlin vs.

Twenty-nine years after Art Modell moved the Browns out of Cleveland, his name still resonates locally.

Lane Kiffin’s son Knox is already generating some college interest, despite not even being in high school yet.
The Ole Miss coach’s son is in eighth grade, and you’d think that’s a bit young to start thinking about where to attend college. However, Mississippi College is taking a shot at getting on Knox’s radar as early as possible.
Kiffin’s eighth grade son tweeted Monday night that he’s received an offer from the DII program. According to 247 Sports, MC head coach David Kershaw delivered the offer.