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Mavs at Warriors highlights opening night of NBA Cup schedule - ESPN
Klay Thompson's return to the Bay Area will come on the first night of the 2024-25 Emirates NBA Cup schedule.
Rodgers wants Reddick a Jet; Saleh says holdout not a distraction - ESPN
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has witnessed just about everything over two decades in the NFL, but this is a new one: a teammate — edge rusher Haason Reddick — requesting a trade before showing up for a single practice.
Cowboys lead NFL franchises at $10.32B valuation, per Sportico - ESPN
The Dallas Cowboys haven't won a Super Bowl since their star quarterback Dak Prescott was 2 1/2 years old.
MLB storylines that will shape the rest of the 2024 season - ESPN
The 2024 MLB season has had a bit of a strange ebb and flow to it. On June 15, at about the 70-game mark, four teams were on a 105-win pace: The New York Yankees, Baltimore Orioles, Cleveland Guardians and Philadelphia Phillies, while the Los Angeles Dodgers were just under a 100-win pace. That's been typical in recent years; in each full season since 2017, at least three teams have won 100 games.
Haason Reddick requests trade from Jets, team has no plans to move him
Haason Reddick wants to move on from the New York Jets before even playing a single snap for them.
Will Clark, Reese make Team USA's 2028 basketball roster? - ESPN
After winning an eighth consecutive Olympic gold medal Sunday, the U.S. women's basketball team once again can say: «Mission accomplished.» The players and coaches aren't thinking about the 2028 Olympics right now after escaping France 67-66. But it's tempting to look four years into the future at which players might make the U.S. roster for the 2028 Los Angeles Games.
WNBA failed to capitalize on 'hurricane' Caitlin Clark brought with her to league, Dan Dakich says
OutKick host Dan Dakich talks on "Don't @ Me" about how the WNBA failed to ride the wave as Caitlin Clark's popularity rose with the Indiana Fever.