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Tyrese Haliburton trolls Kentucky NBA alums after Iowa State win
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😡 March Madness Pain Index: Ranking every loss
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Syracuse brings back McNamara as next coach
Syracuse announced Tuesday that it had hired Siena’s Gerry McNamara — also a former star player with Syracuse — as its next head coach.
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⚾ Your guide to offseason chaos that rocked MLB
Kyle Tucker got how much from the Dodgers!? Pete Alonso left the Mets for WHERE!? It’s time to get up to speed after a wild winter.
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All-Star Pena avoids IL as Astros finalize roster
Astros starting shortstop Jeremy Pena was included on the Opening Day roster and will avoid the injured list after fracturing his fingertip prior to the WBC.
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Phils’ Crawford, son of ex-major leaguer, to start
Rookie Justin Crawford, the son of ex-major leaguer Carl Crawford, will be the starting center fielder for the Philadelphia Phillies as this season gets underway.
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Why it’s the Dodgers’ world — and the rest of MLB is just living in it
From a rare three-peat quest to the looming labor war, the 2026 season revolves around Los Angeles.
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NBA draft stock watch: Latest buzz, scouting reports on 21 top prospects
Which 2026 NBA draft prospects helped or hurt their stock after an exciting first weekend during March Madness?
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What’s next for Florida, Kansas, Kentucky, UNC: Recruits, transfer portal, more
Their NCAA tournament runs ended early and now it’s all about next season. Here’s how it’s taking shape.