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A $500,000 Tom Brady card deal gone wrong: How to avoid the pitfalls of private sales
Whether it’s a $500,000 deal or a $50 deal, there are ways collectors can protect themselves when doing private transactions.
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German Bundesliga receives €1bn funding proposal from U.S. investment firm Apollo Sports
The proposed loan is repayable over 20 years at a rate of over 5 per cent, guaranteed against future domestic broadcast earnings.
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Jonathon Brooks, Luther Burden riding early preseason hype for fantasy football 2026
Andy Behrens weighs in on the fantasy football hot-button topics of the early preseason, including a sharp ADP rise for Jonathon Brooks.
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‘Mistaken identity’ does not include simulation despite World Cup decisions – lawmaker
The most contentious use of the mistaken identity law saw Switzerland’s Breel Embolo sent off against Argentina in the World Cup last-eight.
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Connor Onion to replace Jason Benetti as Fox college football No. 2 play-by-play
With Benetti’s move to another network, Fox elevates Onion as the play-by-play voice of its No. 2 college football team.
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What I’m hearing about the Yankees’ trade deadline pursuit of a catcher
The Yankees want to upgrade offensively at catcher before the deadline. Here’s the latest on how they are thinking about the position.
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Inter in talks to sign John Stones as free agent following Manchester City exit
The 32-year-old left Manchester City as a free agent last month after 10 seasons at the club.
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Gotham FC, Spanish forward Esther González agree to part ways
During her three seasons with Gotham, González established herself as one of the most prolific scorers in club history.
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Warde Manuel’s settlement with Michigan worth over $7 million
Michigan announced last week that Manuel will step down at the end of 2026 after 11 years as athletic director.
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CBS Sports announces Brian Kelly as college football analyst for 2026 season
Kelly, 64, will make his booth debut on the Week 0 game between Jacksonville State and North Dakota State in Fargo, N.D.
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