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NFL franchise tag winners and losers: Cowboys’ decision promises offseason drama ahead
George Pickens, Kyle Pitts and Breece Hall received the franchise tag, while the Colts used the transition tag on Daniel Jones.
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Mets to renew top prospect Jonah Tong’s 2026 contract at league minimum
Tong is a pre-arbitration player, meaning clubs can set the salary of a player if the two sides don’t come to an agreement.
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Trinity Rodman ‘fine and in training’ with USWNT after injury in SheBelieves Cup opener
Coach Emma Hayes said Rodman remained with the team ahead of a crucial match against Canada, while Defender Lilly Reale returned to Gotham.
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Barcelona knocked out of Copa del Rey by Atletico Madrid despite 3-0 second leg win
Barcelona entered the second leg trailing 4-0 on aggregate, before a double from Marc Bernal and a Raphinha penalty gave the Camp Nou hope.
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Aston Villa’s Ezri Konsa avoids club fine for angry exchange with supporters at Wolves
Konsa had to be restrained from approaching Villa’s away section by security staff after the 2-0 defeat to Wolves.
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Phillies’ Johan Rojas facing an 80-game suspension for PED violation
Rojas tested positive for a PED in the offseason and is appealing the results of the test. He is no longer on the D.R. roster for the WBC.
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Wolves 2 Liverpool 1 – Sluggish start and painful finish dent Champions League hopes
Liverpool fell to a late defeat after conceding in added to lose 2-1 to Wolverhampton Wanderers
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College sports’ best current DI dynasties, plus Rueben Bain’s short arms
Until Saturday is The Athletic’s free college football newsletter.
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President Donald Trump says he ‘doesn’t care’ if Iran play at World Cup in North America
Iran has qualified, and is scheduled to play matches in Los Angeles and Seattle.
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Five-star LB Cooper Witten, son of former NFL star Jason Witten, commits to Oklahoma
Witten is ranked No. 25 overall and the No. 2 linebacker in the Class of 2027 in the 247Sports Composite.
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