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Braves still ‘stunned’ by Jurickson Profar suspension, Walt Weiss says
The Braves’ manager spoke to the team about how Profar’s suspension could provide unexpected opportunities for players to shine.
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Wrexham vs Chelsea live updates: Garnacho puts visitors ahead of 10-man hosts in extra time of FA Cup match
Follow live as Wrexham bid for a huge FA Cup upset against Chelsea in the fifth round
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Russia is back and winning medals as Paralympics open under political tension
The 2026 Paralympics have begun under political tension as Russia’s return has sparked controversy — and already resulted in medals.
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Blackhawks broadcaster Troy Murray leaves legacy of laughter, and an unfillable void
Murray continued to call games throughout his debilitating cancer treatment until last season, when it all became too much.
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Sources: Bills, McGovern reach 4-year, $52M deal
The Bills and center Connor McGovern have reached agreement on a four-year, $52 million deal, which includes $32 million guaranteed, sources told ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
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Rams’ D. Williams retires; CB overhaul continues
Rams cornerback Darious Williams has retired after 100 regular-season NFL games. Following Williams’ retirement, Los Angeles still has four pending free agents at cornerback.
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Wrexham vs Chelsea live updates: FA Cup clash level in second half at Racecourse Ground
Follow live as Wrexham bid for a huge FA Cup upset against Chelsea in the fifth round
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Evgeni Malkin drama has overshadowed the trade deadline and, perhaps, the season
There are always two sides to the story when analyzing Malkin, and they are always every bit as confounding as the man himself.
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Tarik Skubal says he didn’t receive long-term offer from Tigers during offseason
Skubal, who won the American League Cy Young Award in 2024 and 2025, earned a record $32 million in arbitration.
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Gavin McKenna waives preliminary hearing in assault case
The Penn State hockey star and NHL Draft prospect was scheduled to appear in front of a magisterial court in Pennsylvania on March 11.
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