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LB Mack returning to Chargers on one-year deal
Nine-time Pro Bowler Khalil Mack reached a one-year deal to remain with the Chargers, with sources telling ESPN it’s worth $18 million.
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Skubal fans five, allows leadoff HR in WBC start
Great Britain’s Nate Eaton greeted Team USA pitcher Tarik Skubal with a home run on the first pitch of the game on Saturday night, as the defending American League Cy Young Award winner made his one and only start of the World Baseball Classic in Houston.
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Sources: Mack returning to Bolts on 1-year deal
Nine-time Pro Bowler Khalil Mack has agreed to a one-year, $18 million deal to remain with the Chargers, sources told ESPN.
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USA vs. Great Britain score, live updates: GB opens scoring with Nate Eaton’s home run in WBC
Follow our live coverage as Team USA plays its second game of the World Baseball Classic, facing off against Great Britain
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Vincent Trocheck on staying with Rangers past NHL trade deadline: ‘It is what it is’
The Rangers center, who had been bracing for the possibility that he might be traded, returned to the ice with New York Saturday.
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F1 Australian Grand Prix live updates: Latest as George Russell starts 2026 opening race on pole
Follow live updates from the first round of the new Formula 1 season.
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Kristaps Porziņģis returns to Warriors’ lineup after six-game absence
Porziņģis was all smiles in the locker room prior to Saturday’s game — feeling relief that he was healthy enough to be back on the floor.
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Maxx Crosby posts farewell to Raiders organization: ‘I feel like I let y’all down’
Now headed to the Baltimore Ravens in a trade, Crosby said, “I feel like I left everything I had on the table” for the Raiders.
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How George Russell took F1 pole for Mercedes ahead of the 2026 Australian Grand Prix
The British driver showed ominous pace as the sport’s revolutionary cars got competitive for the first time.
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Can Cameron Boozer be stopped? Why everyone has failed to this point
The star freshman has led teams to championships throughout his basketball career. Can he do it again for Duke?
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