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A new position-by-position look at the league’s top receivers for the 2026 season underscores how central Big Ten wideouts are becoming, from Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith to Michigan’s Andrew Marsh and Indiana’s Charlie Becker.
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San Antonio’s Victor Wembanyama is drawing a fresh wave of criticism after a hard, physical incident in the NBA Finals went uncalled, reigniting debate about how aggressively the 7-foot-4 centerpiece should be policed.
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A reliever-for-reliever trade that looked like a roster shuffle in February has, by midseason, become one of St. Louis’ most impactful bullpen moves. George Soriano’s performance and a pitch change have helped anchor high-leverage innings.
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Seattle’s offense got a jolt from a Josh Naylor grand slam in a 6-3 victory in Baltimore, even as the club’s day-to-day health picture shifted with J.P. Crawford hitting the injured list. On the other side, Orioles right-hander Chris Bassitt also headed to the injured list for lower back discomfort.
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Seattle continues a roster-build that leans on punt coverage and punt return roles, turning a trade back into an opportunity to draft Kansas wide receiver Emmanuel Henderson Jr.
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Green Bay formalized its commitment to Sean Rhyan in the middle, pairing a contract extension with a positional shift that began last season as an emergency opportunity and grew into a long-term plan.
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Brian Burns says he has “never seen a linebacker duo like that” after early minicamp looks featuring Tremaine Edmunds and Arvell Reese working as a pair of inside linebackers.
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New York’s team history of season sack leaders goes back to the year sacks became an official NFL statistic. In 1983, a young edge-rushing Lawrence Taylor tied George Martin for the franchise lead with nine sacks.
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In the opening game of the Athletics’ Las Vegas homestand, a hitter-friendly environment delivered a 34-hit, 29-run, 11-homer barrage, underscoring how quickly a lead can evaporate in the desert.
