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After The Giants Sign Jorge Soler For $42 Million, Will The Team Get Its Money’s Worth?
Former Miami Marlins right fielder Jorge Soler signed a three-year, $42 million contract with the San Francisco Giants last week. Heading into his eleventh year in the major leagues, the near 32-year-old slugger will join his…
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NBA Players Think The All-Star Game Needs To Be Fixed
The NBA wrapped up its 2023-24 All-Star Weekend in Indianapolis with the 73rd edition of the All-Star game. Though it was the highest-scoring contest in history, with the East beating the West 211-186, it was…
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Brooklyn Nets Fire Head Coach Jacque Vaughn In Another Sign Of High Expectations From Front Office
The Brooklyn Nets have fired head coach Jacque Vaughn after a 21-33 start to the 2023-24 NBA season. The team is currently 11th in the Eastern Conference and has gone 6-15 since the start of…
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Marathon World Record Holder Kevin Kiptum Killed In Road Accident At 24
Kenyan marathon runner Kevin Kiptum was killed in a road accident on February 11. Kiptum held the record for the fastest official time for a marathon at 2:00:35 which he achieved on October 8, 2023,…
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What The Warriors’ Pursuit Of Trading For LeBron James Means
LeBron James almost took his talents to the Bay Area, according to recent reports that surfaced around last Thursday’s NBA trade deadline. Sources told ESPN that the Golden State Warriors made an effort to trade…
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Spurs’ Victor Wembanyama Meets Very High Expectations In The NBA
First-overall pick and rookie sensation, Victor Wembanyama, came into the league with some of the highest expectations ever. Last Monday, he continued to exceed those expectations with 27 points, 14 rebounds and ten blocks for…
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Brock Purdy Says He To Failed Help 49ers Score Touchdowns In Super Bowl
Brock Purdy and the San Francisco 49ers could only score 12 points in the second half and overtime of the Super Bowl. At one point they had a 10-point lead over the Chiefs but struggled…
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Hornets’ Star Miles Bridges Has Criminal Charges Dropped
According to new court documents, Charlotte Hornets forward Miles Bridges had criminal charges against him dropped. The Charlotte Mecklenburg County Court revealed that due to “insufficient evidence,” Bridges would not be formally charged with any…
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Despite Super Bowl Win, Chiefs’ Travis Kelce Still Regrets Altercation With Coach Andy Reid
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce said on the New Heights podcast this week that he regretted an altercation with head coach Andy Reid at the Super Bowl Sunday. Kelce’s brother, Jason Kelce, began…
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Patrick Mahomes Becomes Third Player In History To Win Three Super Bowl MVPs, But Can He Top Tom Brady?
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes helped lead his team to a 25-22 overtime victory against the San Fransisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII. With the win, he joins Tom Brady, Troy Aikman, Terry Bradshaw…
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Super Bowl LVIII Sets New TV Record With 123.7 Million Viewers
The longest Super Bowl in history will now go down as also the most-watched program in television history. According to Nielsen and Adobe Analytics, the Kansas City Chiefs’ 25-22 overtime victory over the San Fransisco…
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MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred Confirms 2029 Retirement Plans
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred will step down from his position in 2029 when his current term ends. Voted in by owners to replace Bud Selig in 2015, Manfred has overseen several radical changes in baseball…
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Celtics Make Emphatic Statement In 136-86 Win Over Nets
If anyone had any remaining questions about the current favorites in the NBA, the Boston Celtics answered them emphatically Wednesday night. The team dominated the Brooklyn Nets 136-86 to take a six-game lead in the…
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MLB Expected To Crack Down On Obstruction Plays In 2024
MLB officials reportedly told umpires Wednesday to crack down on obstruction calls in the 2024 season. The controversial rule has been a matter of debate for several seasons but was tabled while the league pursued…
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Three Suspects Still In Custody After Super Bowl Parade Shooting In Kansas City
The shooting that occurred during the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade Tuesday, killing one person and injuring more than 20, reportedly began because of an argument in a large crowd. A report Thursday found…
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49ers Fire Defensive Coordinator Steve Wilks After Upset Super Bowl Defeat
On Wednesday, the San Francisco 49ers fired defensive coordinator Steve Wilks three days after the team lost the Super Bowl to the Kansas City Chiefs. Wilks joined the 49ers in 2023 and led one of the…
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Husker Legend Rex Burkhead Retires From NFL After 10 Seasons
Savvy veteran Rex Burkhead announced his retirement from the NFL after ten seasons with three different teams. Burkhead was drafted as a sixth-round pick by the Cincinnati Bengals in 2013 and played with them for three…
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49ers Players ‘Didn’t Know’ New Overtime Rules In Super Bowl
The Kansas City Chiefs beat the San Fransisco 49ers 25-22 in only the second-ever Super Bowl to go to overtime. It was also the first playoff game under new overtime rules, which guaranteed both teams…
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Kadarius Toney Claims Instagram Rant Was Directed At Giants, Not Chiefs
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Kadarius Toney said that his viral profanity-filled Instagram live comments were not directed at the Chiefs, but rather at the fans of his former team, the New York Giants. The initial…
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2026 World Cup Host Cities & Venues Announced, USMNT To Play On West Coast
FIFA announced the host cities and venues for the 2026 World Cup set to take place in the United States, Canada and Mexico. In total, 16 cities were chosen, 11 in the U.S. and three…
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Patrick Mahomes Establishes Chiefs’ Dynasty With Super Bowl Win
On the opening night of the Super Bowl week last Monday, Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes said, “I don’t think I could have ever foreseen what was going to happen at the start of…
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