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Coming into the first week of NBA free agency, one of the hottest available names was longtime Golden State Warriors guard Klay Thompson.
The Splash Brothers dynasty, dominated by Klay and Steph Curry from the 3-point line, ended Monday when Thompson and the Warriors agreed to send him to the Mavericks. The deal is still in the works as of Monday afternoon, with Thompson projected to sign a three-year, $50 million deal in Dallas. 
The move wasn’t much of a reach for Dallas, who were set on adding to their roster after a surprise run to the NBA Finals this recent postseason.

The former Blackhawks leaders resigned from their jobs in 2021 at the conclusion of an investigation into the team’s response to internal allegations of sexual assault.

Glasnow was already one of the best pitchers in baseball, but once he came to Los Angeles, adopting a sinker turned him into a bona fide All-Star and ace.

Philly is going all-in with the potent trio of George, Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey. The problem? The last two NBA champions have had a Big 5.

Team USA Gymnastics has a new employee. And he’s stinkin’ adorable.
Beacon, a 4-year-old Golden Retriever, is USAG’s first therapy dog, and he was hired on a part-time basis to comfort Team USA gymnasts and staff during their grueling preparation for the Paris Olympics. He even got his very own credential for the Olympic Team Trials, which were held June 27-30 in Minneapolis.

Because it’s impossible to hold a major sporting event in 2024 without protesters trying to ruin everyone’s enjoyment, Wimbledon had an anti-Israel protest staged just outside the gates on Monday morning. 
Dozens of people held Palestinian flags and chanted the usual rhetoric, “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.” 
The main focus of the protest was Barclays, the major bank that is headquartered in London and serves as one of the biggest sponsors of Wimbledon.

Vincent Goodwill and Sam Amick from The Athletic catch up on NBA free agency after the first day of movement, including Paul George leaving the Clippers to sign with the 76ers.

Klay Thompson lands in Dallas via a multiteam sign-and-trade, ending his historic run in Golden State after 13 seasons.

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