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The Oakland A’s are soon to be the Sacramento A’s, and players across Major League Baseball are not thrilled about it.
The A’s are set to begin construction on their new ballpark in Las Vegas, with a target opening date in January 2028. In the meantime, their home games will be at Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento. The San Francisco Chronicle spoke to several players and super agent Scott Boras about their expectations for these next few seasons, and, well, they’re not high.

Ja’Marr Chase is without a doubt a top-3 wide receiver in the NFL. However, the Cincinnati Bengals have not paid him like one.
Chase currently has two years left on his deal with Cincinnati, and desperately wants to get a deal that pays to the level that he thinks he deserves. As such, he is officially controlling when he will play games, and there’s no guarantee he’ll suit up for the season opener Sunday against the New England Patriots.
(As an aside, I wouldn’t mind that one bit. My Patriots need all the help they can get).

We live in a nation that is about as divided as it has ever been — except for that time when it actually did split up — so it’s rare to see people with different points of view coming together for the greater good.
And by “greater good” I mean building a massive, kickass cup snake at Wrigley Field.
The Yankees paid a visit to Chicago’s North Side on Friday — in what was Anthony Rizzo’s first game back at Wrigley Field since being traded in 2021 — for the first game of a three-game weekend series against the Cubbies.

We’ve got some history next weekend at the Baku Grand Prix as Haas‘ Kevin Magnussen will become the first driver to receive a one-race ban for accumulating 12 penalty points since that system was put in place in the early-00’s.
Magnussen has repeatedly drawn criticism for tactics that toe the line of good taste — alright, fine; and at times legality — though sometimes it was in a bid to help his teammate Nico Hulkenberg score some points. He did this most notably in Saudi Arabia and again in Miami.