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Flyers vs. Penguins Game 2: Key takeaways as Philadelphia takes stifling 2-0 series lead
For the second consecutive game, the Flyers produced a defensive gem against the high-flying Penguins.
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Wild’s Mats Zuccarello out for Game 2 vs. Stars after elbow to head from Tyler Myers
A team source told The Athletic that he felt the injury was a result of a “dirty” play by Myers.
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Cavaliers’ Big 3 shows up, Brandon Ingram disappears and other Game 2 takeaways
Cleveland took care of business again at home against Toronto, led by Donovan Mitchell, James Harden and Evan Mobley.
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49ers head into 2026 NFL Draft with ‘not a ton of needs’ after recent free-agent moves
If all goes well, the team might be getting a pool party from new defensive coordinator Raheem Morris.
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Blockbuster trade kicks off draft week with Dexter Lawrence a Bengal
What’s next after an uncharacteristic blockbuster trade by the Bengals and Giants, plus why Houston paid Will Anderson Jr.
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Follow live: Knicks, Hawks face off after New York takes 1-0 series lead
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Bulls interested in several front-office candidates after Artūras Karnišovas’ exit
The Chicago Bulls are narrowing down their list of potential front-office candidates to replace Artūras Karnišovas as they wait for official word on whether or not Billy Donovan will return as the head coach. The Athletic confirmed a Monday ESPN report that the Bulls have received permission to talk to Detroit Pistons senior vice president…
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NFL restricts access to contact info after Shedeur Sanders 2025 draft prank call
This year, the NFL will limit access to prospects’ contact information to one person with each franchise.
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The PGA Tour confirms exit from Hawaii for 2027 season
The season will begin somewhere new next season, with the Sony Open becoming a Champions Tour event.
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NBA announces six draft tiebreakers, order of selection for 2026 draft
The New Orleans Pelicans won a tiebreaker with the Dallas Mavericks, giving them 6.8 percent odds compared to Dallas’ 6.7 percent.
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