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NFL beat writer 2025 mock draft 3.0: Which team takes a chance on Shedeur Sanders?
Our NFL reporters take one more crack at predicting the first round of the 2025 draft before things kick off Thursday night.
Russini’s what I’m hearing, NFL Draft edition: The buzz about Giants, Sanders and the QB2 race
Plus, the Aaron Rodgers factor, the latest on Purdy and Kittle, 20 notes on Round 1 and much more.
After Luis Arraez collision, Padres’ Mike Shildt supports safety measures at first base
During a Starkville podcast appearance, Shildt said MLB should consider implementing college baseball’s “double first base rule.”
NHL outsider Eric Tulsky, an Ivy League scientist, is changing what it means to be a GM
A Harvard grad with a PhD from UC Berkeley, Eric Tulsky is not a typical NHL GM. Is what he’s building in Carolina the future of hockey?
A ‘True Blue’: Why Madonna attended Chelsea’s Conference League game against Legia Warsaw
Chelsea’s less-than-sold-out Conference League quarter-final against Legia Warsaw had a famous name in the stands
NFL mock draft: How league insiders expect top 10 picks to unfold: Will Jags take Jeanty?
The first four picks of the NFL Draft feel somewhat predictable. Where things will get interesting is at No. 5 with the Jaguars.
Bobby Witt Jr.’s discipline is next level: I know because I tried his daily routine
Bobby Witt Jr. is one of baseball’s best young players. But when I tried his daily routine, I was surprised how difficult it was to keep up.
MLB Power Rankings: Cincinnati, Cleveland on the climb; What a difference a year makes
In this week’s Rankings, we take a look at where each team ranked exactly one year ago and what that might tell us about where they are now.
Sir Ben Ainslie: Sir Jim Ratcliffe America’s Cup split ‘most difficult thing I’ve been through’
The Olympic gold medallist is smarting from a public sporting divorce from the British billionaire who is part-owner of Man United
Where did ESPN’s NFL Draft chime come from? The story behind the iconic sound
You know the sound. You hear it, perhaps hundreds of times, every April. But you probably don’t know how and when it came to be.
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