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After nearly two seasons away from the majors due to elbow surgery, the right-hander is set to be activated by San Diego, with his first big-league role since 2024 still taking shape.
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Memphis has offered the restricted free-agent center a deal with Golden State facing a match-or-lose deadline. The decision could reshape the Warriors’ offseason plans in a key way.
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A new set of 18-team Big Ten predictions raises the question of whether Northwestern’s offense can repeat bowl momentum, arguing that scheme alone cannot overcome roster depth in the modern conference landscape.
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The Suns are bringing back their young guard-shooter, keeping a familiar offensive look within arm’s reach as the roster continues to take shape for the season.
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After a reported mammoth Flyers offer sheet to Anaheim’s Leo Carlsson stunned the NHL, NHL insider Elliotte Friedman suggested that Carolina, the defending Stanley Cup champions, could be a logical landing spot for Detroit restricted free agent Simon Edvinsson if it needs a defenseman.
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Only four of the Razorbacks’ out-of-league games for 2026-27 are confirmed, but three of those announced opponents are projected to arrive as marquee national-stage matchups. The rest of the non-conference schedule is still being filled out.
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With the Big Ten’s 2026 slate shaped by realignment and uneven balance, Iowa is being framed by national analysts as a team built to win the hard games, not just survive them.
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The Aurora-area prospect’s recruitment accelerated once he moved from defensive end to linebacker, and he ended his process by staying in-state with the Illini.
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Hours after the Bucks-era No. 34 jersey inventory hit stores for fans, Miami announced that Giannis Antetokounmpo will switch numbers, a symbolic start to his new tenure with the Heat.
