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ZLopenlyzzhyper
7 hours ago
Blue Jays stay put in the power rankings after a grueling week originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
After making the World Series last season, things have gone according to plan for the Toronto Blue Jays this year. While they had their sights set on making another deep run in the postseason, they have quite a bit of work to do.
The club has been missing some key pieces that helped them last season, like Bo Bichette and Chris Bassitt, while Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and George Springer have taken a step back this year.
And after trading away Kevin Gausman, Daulton Varsho, and Jeff Hoffman, things likely aren't going to get any easier, especially as they are already 3.5 games out of an AL wild card spot.
MORE: Blue Jays have complicated future decision with $150 million All-Star

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70kuzj82vu33
7 hours ago
One of Khloé Kardashian's ex-boyfriends is speaking out, and he claimed he never really had feelings for the reality TV star.
Rashad McCants and Khloé, 42, briefly dated from 2008 to 2009, and the former NBA player, 41, spoke about their relationship during a recent appearance on the TFU Podcast.
McCants said that Facebook was just beginning to take off during their relationship, and he changed his relationship status to "It's complicated." The move caused the Good American founder to question his reasoning behind the change.
"It's complicated. You date me because you want me to help you do some [expletive]. We have an agreement. This is not, I like you. I like your sister," McCants explained, referring to Khloé's older sister Kim Kardashian, whose boyfriend at the time, Reggie Bush, introduced him to Khloé. "I'm here for different reasons, so are you, so it's complicated."
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#complicated #rashad
ScG3M4FaMIe3
9 hours ago
The Minnesota Vikings named Kyler Murray their starting quarterback on Tuesday in the least-surprising news of the NFL offseason. Despite the Vikings branding this as a "quarterback battle," it was always Murray's job — and that's become apparent in recent days during training camp. Now it's caused unnecessary drama, as some onlookers at training camp believe that not only was McCarthy neck-and-neck in the battle, but that in recent days he out-performed the No. 1 overall pick who Minnesota signed this offseason.
There is no doubt that McCarthy was bad last year across his 10 games, and that Murray's veteran experience made him the clear-cut answer for the job, but it was covered in unnecessary consternation. The Vikings knew that Murray would be their starter when they signed him, and if there wasn't some sort of promise that he would be the starter, then Murray would have signed elsewhere. However, the Minnesota front office wanted to ease the eventual benching of McCarthy with the charade that this was really anyone's job, when it wasn't.
The attempt to pretend this was an open battle was predicated on the Vikings' belief that Murray would win the job easily, but that was complicated by McCarthy playing quite well in camp up to this point, especially recently where it seemed like he was more comfortable in the new-look Vikings offense, especially on deep routes. It also raises questions of the team's timing, and whether or not the decision to announce Murray as the starter right now was an effort to stop the bleeding after a weekend where Murray struggled, while McCarthy took strides ahead in the battle.
If there's one thing about this Vikings team it's that they routinely have messaging issues, almost as if its left and right hands struggle to be in concert. This was the case during Minnesota's so-called "competitive rebuild," which saw the Vikings attempt to rebuild its roster and be a successful playoff team in the process — not really achieving either, to the point where the franchise has been locked in draft purgatory without a good way to take the step forward. This was further accentuated this offseason with Justin Jefferson, who reportedly courted Murray to come and play with him, being forced to make public statements about how it didn't matter who the QB was, and that he didn't have a preference in the battle.
There's always subterfuge in the NFL when it comes to making decisions in-season, but far too often the Vikings shroud their offseason plans in a cloak-and-dagger way that makes it feel as if the team itself doesn't really have a plan. A throated, enthusiastic approach to Murray's arrival, and naming him the starter from Day 1 would have felt better than what's taken place. As for how McCarthy is handling all this: Look no further than Adam Schefter's tweet, which might as well have come directly from McCarthy's agent.

#offseason #starter
ZYdNiBRRr
10 hours ago
Cavaliers, Lakers reportedly favorites to sign $46M ex-Warriors NBA champion as season nears originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
The Los Angeles Lakers have been searching for a starting power forward throughout the summer after moving on from three of their five starters from a season ago. It is a new era in Los Angeles, with Austin Reaves and Luka Doncic leading the charge.
The Lakers have been pursuing Jonathan **** inga since the start of free agency. From the beginning, there has been mutual interest between the two sides.
"There is mutual free agent interest between Jonathan **** inga and the Lakers, per Jovan Buha. Los Angeles continues to work behind the scenes to secure **** inga's commitment as their new wing addition," NBA reporter Evan Sidery wrote.
However, as time has gone on, the process has become more complicated for the Lakers. **** inga and his camp are seeking a contract that Los Angeles has not been willing to offer, which has led to a standstill in negotiations.

#Lakers #free #mutual #interest
stormsvl
10 hours ago
ASHBURN, Va. (AP) — After ranking last in the NFL on defense last season, the Washington Commanders revamped that side of the ball with drastic changes to the roster and the coaching staff.
Two weeks into training camp, the unit looks completely different from a year ago. New defensive coordinator Daronte Jones is a big reason why.
Jones has spent his first six months on the job not only installing a new system but also overhauling the team's entire defensive identity.
"I can't tell you too much of the secret sauce," pass rusher Odafe Oweh said. "Daronte has a great defense, but it's a complicated defense."
Jones, 47, was hired from Minnesota after excelling under Brian Flores, who oversaw a defense known for its complex disguises and loaded fronts. Plenty of that has carried over to Washington, where Jones has deployed fronts with three, four and five linemen and mixed and matched along the way.

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266prism_packet
12 hours ago
By Avinash P and Purvi Agarwal
Aug 11 (Reuters) - The S&P 500 and Nasdaq slipped in choppy trading on Tuesday, weighed down by heavyweight tech stocks, as investors **** sed a report suggesting the United States and Iran were ‌close to "some sort of an arrangement".
Pakistani defence minister Khawaja Asif told Bloomberg News that signals from recent days indicated ‌a peace agreement was close, right after Qatar's foreign ministry said Iran-Oman talks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz were in an advanced stage.
Brent crude futures turned lower after reaching their highest level in over a week. Rising energy costs have spurred inflation concerns and complicated the paths of central banks globally.
"When you get some indication of something positive happening — that this war is going to come to an end or some kind of an agreement — you start to see oil back off. Any positive news is better than negative news," said Robert Pavlik, senior ‌portfolio manager at Dakota Wealth.

#avinash
f84ge
14 hours ago
Iconic actress Julie Andrews' new book, set to hit shelves on August 11, encourages readers to find their voice through the story of one very special, and very musical, pup.
Julie and her daughter, author, editor, and producer Emma Walton Hamilton, have co-authored 35 books together, but this children's book is especially meaningful because it was inspired by a real, four-legged family member: a Miniature Poodle named Shy. The singing dog had been famous in their family long before her 'tail' made it onto the page, and the mother-daughter duo hopes that her stories—both real and fictional—inspire readers to celebrate their talents and strengths, whatever they may be.
Let's rewind: In the 1950s, when Julie was busy rehearsing for her starring role as Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady, a small Poodle puppy joined the family. Originally, the pup's registered name was "Whisper of Whey," but Andrews' aunt suggested the name 'Shy' to pay homage to both her sweet temperament and her original moniker.
When it came to musical rehearsals, though, the dog wasn't shy at all. Julie revealed, "Each time I sat down at the piano and began to do my scales, Shy would lift her little nose to the air and start to howl, as if she were singing along. I wondered at first if it was a comment on the quality of my singing!"
As days went by, however, Andrews learned she could guide her dog's howling up and down the scale. It wasn't long until the Miniature Poodle became desperate to sing along, which, as endearing as it was, made rehearsing for performances much more complicated than it needed to be.

#julie
DCRqbKmdZA
15 hours ago
Brad Pitt's latest comments about alcohol arrived without the kind of dramatic announcement that often surrounds celebrity revelations.
In a new Esquire interview, the actor revealed that after seven years of sobriety, he has started drinking again and described a different relationship with alcohol than the one he left behind in 2016.
What makes the admission notable is not simply the decision itself, but the fact that Pitt chose to discuss the change publicly.
After years of speaking about sobriety and personal responsibility, he is once again addressing a complicated part of his life in his own words.
And once you hear how he describes it, it becomes clear that Pitt sees this as a different chapter from the one he left behind in 2016.

#sobriety #once #esquire
bounce41
22 hours ago
Serie A side Inter are nearing an agreement with Premier League outfit Tottenham Hotspur for the transfer of Djed Spence.
A report by La Gazzetta dello Sport reveals that Inter and Tottenham are close to reaching an understanding on transfer fees for Djed Spence. The total deal is expected to be around €30 million plus bonuses.
Following the €20 million transfer of Denzel Dumfries to Real Madrid earlier this summer, Inter were left with the task of finding a reliable successor to the right-back role. The Nerazzurri had Spence and Al-Ittihad's wide midfielder Moussa Diaby in their sights, but negotiations for the latter turned out to be a complicated affair since the Saudi Arabian side had already received a tempting offer from Bundesliga club Bayer Leverkusen.
The objective right now for Inter is to put pen to paper on the contract for Spence before the start of the season. However, it is unlikely that he will be fit to start the opener since he just returned to training at Spurs following the post-World Cup break. Like his England teammate, Inter's new signing John Stones is also expected to miss the first match, and should Spence's transfer go through successfully, both should be fit for the second one.
Trambak Bhattacherjee | GIFN

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prime39222
2 days ago
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Lawyer Kamalpreet Chohan ran her finger down a list of 57 names of people scheduled to appear during a morning of hearings at the immigration court in California's capital and pointed out one glaring absence.
"None of these folks are represented," she said.
Chohan is the coordinator of a program that sends volunteer lawyers to immigration courts to ***** ist people without representation and help them navigate the complicated legal system where the stakes are a future in America or deportation.
Appearing without a lawyer opens up even greater risk under the second Trump administration, with the courts playing a key role in its mass deportation agenda. Courts are increasingly denying asylum, deportation officers have arrested immigrants in court hallways, the administration has packed courtrooms to cut backlogs and reduced lead time on hearings, prompting people to miss them.
Data shows that legal representation can be vital to winning in court but many immigrants, unable to pay for a private lawyer or find a pro bono one, navigate the system without an attorney at their side.

#courts #court #chohan #hearings
fadoje_coza_ceyu
2 days ago
Kate Ferdinand has hit back at claims that she married Rio Ferdinand for his money, joking that anyone searching for an easy wealthy husband would hardly have chosen the complicated family situation she stepped into.
The former TOWIE star addressed the "gold digger" label during a Blended discussion with Rio and co-host Cilla Kessie. Kate pointed to the reality of becoming a stepmother to Rio's three children while they were still navigating the death of their mother, Rebecca Ellison.
"I always say if I wanted to pick a rich man I could have picked a lot easier one without all the kids," Kate said. She told Rio that she chose him because she loved him, while acknowledging that their relationship has included both rewarding and difficult periods.
Rio also reflected on how dramatically Kate's life changed after they became a couple. He admitted there have been times when he has wondered whether she would have had a far less complicated life without him and the family responsibilities that came with their relationship.
Kate directly addressed ******* umptions about Rio's wealth during the conversation. "People think I'm a gold digger, I'm with him for money," she said in comments also reported by The Sun.

#kate #complicated #family #relationship
paCKetdaSH0
2 days ago
Serie A giants Juventus have been desperate to sign Bologna's Jhon Lucumi and their attempts for the defender are now intensifying.
La Gazzetta dello Sport that while there is an impasse between the two clubs for the South American, Teun Koopmeiners could hold the key.
This is because Bologna have asked for the Dutchman as part of Juve's move for Lucumi. They are currently unable to reduce the fee to what Juventus want because they are due a 20% sell-on clause to Genk, who sold Lucumi to Bologna.
Juve are open to selling Koopmeiners. There have been simply enquiries from the Premier League but no major offers have been made.
Besides, Bologna sporting director Giovanni Sartori was key to bringing the Netherlands international to Italy during his time at Atalanta. He has also spoken to his brother – Peer, about his own move to Bologna. This can play an important role, even if Juve find the idea of including the older Koopmeiners in a move for Lucumi quite complicated.

#move #juventus #jhon
SImPly604
3 days ago
Aug. 8—A big baseball fan, Tim Plough saw the news last month that Major League Baseball had issued a memo to its teams, warning them, essentially, to use their dugout iPads properly.
According to reporting, published first by The Athletic, MLB teams may have been using the league-issued devices to access generative artificial intelligence platforms and to consult them about in-game pitch-calling decisions.
Plough, the UC Davis head football coach, said at the Big Sky football kickoff weekend in late July that he "wouldn't be shocked" if artificial intelligence use creeped into football. Many coaches said that AI has already changed the way they prepare for matchups throughout the season.
But like other coaches asked about it, Plough pointed out that deciding what pitch to throw is a whole lot less complicated than calling a play for a team on third-and-4.
"When you're talking about predicting pitches or predicting batters' hot zones, it's really one person communicating to one person, so that can be a huge advantage," Plough said. "... (an at-bat) is such a one-on-one thing that if you have an advantage over one player that can change the entire course of a game."

#league #teams #game
bemu681
3 days ago
Everton and Crystal Palace are in talks over a potential swap deal involving Dwight McNeil and Brennan Johnson, according to The Times. Everton manager David Moyes is open to letting McNeil leave the Hill **** inson Stadium club after a move to Selhurst Park fell through in January. The Eagles had agreed a loan deal with a £20 million obligation to buy for the Toffees winger, but talks collapsed late in the winter transfer deadline day. Palace remain keen on McNeil, and Everton want Johnson in return.
However, a potential switch is complicated due to both club's different valuation for both wingers. The club are yet to reach an agreement and it is unknown whether one is on the cards. Everton want attacking reinforcements and Johnson is a target due to Palace's interest in McNeil. The Wales international joined the Eagles from Tottenham Hotspur in a £35m deal in January. However, he struggled to impress upon the move, failing to score in 26 appearances. Johnson was an unused substitute in their Conference League final against Rayo Vallecano, but the Toffees admire what he brings to the table.

#palace
shinybaReLy662
4 days ago
Less than 24 hours after the sensational failure of the Fisnik Asllani transfer, Bundesliga outfit RB Leipzig had more bad news to report. **** an Ouédraogo has suffered yet another injury setback and now risks missing the beginning of the 2026/27 Bundesliga campaign. Leipzig confirmed on Saturday that the 20-year-old sustained a capsule injury in his right shoulder during the club's summer training camp in Saalfelden, Austria.
There is at least some positive news. Following detailed examinations, RB have elected to treat the injury conservatively and Ouédraogo will not require surgery. The German international is nevertheless expected to remain sidelined for "a few weeks". The timeframe still places his availability for the beginning of new head coach Martin Demichelis' first competitive campaign in doubt.
Leipzig travel to Eintracht Trier in the first round of the DFB-Pokal on August 22 before opening their Bundesliga season against Borussia Mönchengladbach one week later. For Ouédraogo, the latest setback represents another frustrating interruption to a career that has repeatedly gathered spectacular momentum only for injuries to intervene.
The former Schalke academy talent endured an injury-plagued first season after joining Leipzig in 2024, missing substantial time with knee and complicated thigh problems. Even his place in Leipzig's plans appeared uncertain entering last season. Ouédraogo nevertheless quickly changed the conversation. After establishing himself under then-head coach Ole Werner, the midfielder earned his first Germany U21 call-up in October. Get German Football News documented Ouédraogo's rapid progression from an uncertain Leipzig squad role to German youth international.
The Mülheim native subsequently forced his way into Werner's starting XI and developed into one of Leipzig's most exciting players. His performances eventually earned him an unexpected promotion to Julian Nagelsmann's senior German national team. Following an injury to Mainz midfielder Nadiem Amiri, Ouédraogo received his first senior Germany call-up in November.

#injury #first #season #following
socket_rvplnc
5 days ago
Dre Greenlaw is settling back into a San Francisco 49ers uniform after a turbulent detour to Denver, and the veteran linebacker didn't hold back describing just how difficult his lone season with the Broncos was.
"There were some dark moments," Greenlaw told The Athletic's Michael Silver. "It's tough, because I never got a chance to give them all I had. There's so much anger, frustration, and you just want to go out there and prove your worth to everybody, but you can't."
The circumstances behind Greenlaw's departure from San Francisco in the first place were more complicated than a simple business decision. As Greenlaw explained this offseason, he kept the 49ers informed throughout his 2025 free agency process, even as he negotiated with other teams, and head coach Kyle Shanahan asked to be notified before Greenlaw accepted a final offer. San Francisco ultimately could not match Denver's three-year deal, and the 49ers wished him well as he signed with the Broncos.
Once in Denver, Greenlaw's season unraveled. He suffered a significant quadriceps injury early in offseason work that sidelined him until Week 7, then dealt with a hamstring issue that ended his regular season. A one-game suspension for conduct following his Broncos debut added to the disruption. Greenlaw also struggled adjusting to defensive coordinator Vance Joseph's scheme, which frequently used five defenders on the line — a departure from the four-man fronts he'd grown accustomed to in San Francisco.
"I never felt like I was a part of the team because I wasn't out there," Greenlaw said. "I was always in the training room. I knew the trainers more than I knew the teammates."

#season #denver #never
mbyqyj
5 days ago
Lakers predicted to trade $7M historic guard for ex-Warriors NBA champion Jonathan ******* inga originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
The Los Angeles Lakers are still searching for their fifth starter, as the process of finding their next power forward has been more complicated than expected. Los Angeles has been heavily pursuing NBA champion Jonathan ******* inga to fill that role.
The former Golden State Warriors forward has developed a reputation for being difficult to negotiate with, but the Lakers have remained aggressive and have already put an offer on the table.
"The Lakers have offered Jonathan ******* inga a contract via sign-and-trade that would pay him around $45 million. Los Angeles is willing to send Jarred Vanderbilt alongside draft capital to the Hawks for ******* inga, who must sign at least a three-year deal in sign-and-trade agreements," NBA reporter Evan Sidery wrote.
A deal for ******* inga would almost certainly need to come through a sign-and-trade, with the biggest question being which players Los Angeles would need to include. Lake Show Life's Tyler Watts believes Bronny James could become part of a potential trade package.

#kuminga #angeles #sporting #forward
lynxss
5 days ago
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Mortgage rates rose again this week — hitting their highest level in over a year — as the government bond yields they closely track stayed elevated.
The average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage was 6.69% through Wednesday, according to Freddie Mac data, up from 6.66% a week earlier to the highest level since the end of July 2025.
Government bond yields, which mortgage rates closely track, rose rapidly in late July as investors began to fret about the Federal Reserve's commitment to fighting inflation. Lower oil prices have helped push yields slightly lower in recent days, but mortgage rates haven't fully followed.
"There is some tentative good news: preliminary reports show some progress on geopolitical fronts, which has tempered the rise in daily mortgage rates," Kara Ng, senior economist at Zillow, said in a statement. "Still, the backdrop remains complicated."

#mortgage #rose
OuZsUa6X6k29
5 days ago
Arsenal's summer business is gathering pace and attention is now turning towards the attacking line, with Ben Jacobs on the Latte Firm YouTube channel reporting that Iliman Ndiaye is among the players admired at the Emirates Stadium. The update arrives during a period when **** nal are already pushing forward on multiple fronts, and it adds another layer to what looks like an ambitious market strategy.
The Premier League champions have already secured Illan Meslier, Piero Hincapie and Christos Tzolis on permanent deals, while Bruno Guimaraes is understood to be closing in on a £75m move from Newcastle United. **** nal's recruitment, therefore, appears centred on strengthening quality, depth and tactical flexibility before the 2026/27 campaign begins.
Ndiaye's situation is one to watch. Everton's Senegal international has been linked with interest from Al Hilal, and there is now an indication that **** nal have made checks on his availability. The key quote remains, "I heard the other day that Iliman Ndiaye is a player that **** nal really like. He's rejected a contract proposal at Everton for now and Al Hilal are working on that deal, maybe they'll pull it off, but **** nal are one of the clubs that made an enquiry."
That does not automatically place **** nal at the front of the queue, but it suggests the club are doing due diligence on alternative profiles in case their biggest attacking targets prove difficult to land. Vinicius Jr has been discussed as a dream option, though any move of that scale would naturally be complicated. In that context, Ndiaye becomes a credible name in the wider conversation.
From **** nal's perspective, the attraction is easy to understand. Ndiaye can operate from either flank, drift into central **** es and offer a different type of movement across the front line. Across two seasons at Everton, he has returned 17 goals in 71 appearances, figures that point to contribution and resilience in a demanding environment.

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rmlslkwhsycubob
6 days ago
Malcolm-Jamal Warner's financial legacy is a classic study in how huge cultural fame doesn't always translate into a massive fortune. After soaring to stardom at age 14 as Theo Huxtable on "The Cosby Show," he spent the next four decades consistently working as an actor, director and Grammy-winning musician. Yet, despite his enduring career and broad household recognition, his overall wealth never quite reached the blockbuster heights many ******* umed. When he tragically drowned at age 54 while on a family vacation in Costa Rica in July 2025, he left behind an estate worth only a fraction of public expectations.
A year after his passing, that estate has found itself wrapped up in legal drama. His widow is currently suing his mother over a family trust dating back to 1996 and an unfulfilled prenuptial agreement. Examining Malcolm-Jamal Warner's net worth uncovers the full story of his career earnings, the actual ******* ets he left behind and the complicated legal battle now dividing his family over his estate.
The honest answer is that no one outside the cast knows the exact figures. Residual payments to individual actors were never made public. Still, two things are clear. The show itself was a syndication machine, and the checks have largely stopped.
The scale was staggering. In 1988, local stations paid a then-record $500 million for the rerun rights, TV Guide reported. That came to nearly $4 million per episode across 172 markets. Bill Cosby held a 20% equity stake, and he earned roughly $166 million from that single deal. Over the decades, the series generated more than $1.5 billion in global syndication revenue.
Those syndication numbers belong to the show and its creator, though, not to the young cast. They also explain why Malcolm-Jamal Warner's net worth never reached Cosby-level heights. Actors instead earn residuals on a sliding scale that shrinks with each rerun, and specific amounts stay private. Warner's cut, like that of castmates such as Phylicia Rashad and Joseph C. Phillips, was never disclosed.

#family #estate #syndication #million
duwi_poq_kuwexa_kemh
6 days ago
There has been an air of mystery over Manchester United's transfer dealings this summer.
The will they-won't they go for a third midfielder is complicated by Mason Mount's outstanding form in pre-season, which is tempered by his poor injury record.
If United went with Mount and he stays fit, it could work quite well. If he doesn't, they have a problem.
If they bring in a third midfielder, when does Mount play?
A similar debate could be had around 19-year-old Shea Lacey, although the futures of Marcus Rashford and Joshua Zirkzee might shape discussion around reinforcing the forward positions.

#around
seigpgttqhy
6 days ago
Charles Scaggs, a name that might not ring a bell right away, but one that wrestling fans from the 90s and early 2000s will recognize instantly once you mention 2 Cold Scorpio or Flash Funk, has pleaded guilty to second-degree ****** ault and armed criminal action. The 60-year-old former WCW and WWE performer entered the plea as part of an agreement that spares him a trial, and he's now scheduled to be sentenced on Oct. 9.
The case stems from a 2024 incident at a Love's Travel Stop in Kansas City, where Scaggs stabbed a man during a confrontation, reported Cageside Seats. According to Scaggs' account to police, he was working security at the station and told a customer he couldn't light a cigarette inside the building. That exchange escalated into threats, then a physical struggle outside, and eventually Scaggs pulled a knife.
What makes this case particularly serious is that Scaggs told police he continued stabbing the man even after the initial confrontation, saying he stabbed him "a few more times," stated Penn Live. The victim was found bleeding from multiple areas, including his head, chest, abdomen, and legs, and was reportedly in and out of consciousness as he was taken to the hospital. He originally faced two felony charges before the plea deal was reached.
For those who followed wrestling in that era, this news lands differently than your average crime blotter item. Scaggs was a fixture on national television for years, known for an athletic, high flying style that was ahead of its time. It's a reminder that the people we watched flip off top ropes decades ago are living regular, complicated lives long after the cameras stopped rolling.
Before any of this, Scaggs built a genuinely impressive résumé in the ring. He held the WCW Tag Team Championship alongside Buff Bagwell, and later found a home in ECW, where he teamed with The Sandman to capture tag gold there as well. He also picked up the ECW World Television Championship on four separate occasions, a ****** le he defended with the kind of flair that made him a crowd favorite during ECW's scrappy, high risk heyday.

#championship #television #case #stabbed
zfadopububzgu2277
7 days ago
Earlier this week, Real Madrid finalise the double sale of Gonzalo Garcia and Cesar Palacios to Premier League side Fulham. Both players have reunited with ex-Los Blancos head coach Alvaro Arbeloa, and they may not be only players to swap the Bernabeu for Craven Cottage this summer.
It's no surprise that Arbeloa has expressed strong interest in several Real Madrid players. He's already landed Gonzalo and Palacios, but he has already eyed up further stars that he could be reunited with at Fulham, with one of them being midfielder Thiago Pitarch.
Fulham have been linked with Pitarch in recent weeks, but that was before the teenager suffered an injury that will sideline him until September. However, this has not deterred Arbeloa, with El Larguero reporting that a move will soon be made by the London club.
If Real Madrid manage to get a deal done for Rodri, it would be extremely difficult for Pitarch to get any minutes during the 2026-27 season. Thus, it makes sense for an exit to be sought now, although it has been complicated by his injury.
Nevertheless, if it is indeed true that Fulham are prepared to go for Pitarch now, it would make sense for Real Madrid to let him go – as long as a deal is agreed that sees them retain a significant sell-on clause and/or a buy-back option, given that he could very well go to another level in the Premier League. He will be playing under a manager that knows him well, so there is every chance that he does get better and better.

#palacios #league
hawkeaz
7 days ago
A tearful Jack Draper was knocked out of the Canadian Open amid "upsetting" scenes as the Briton's chronic arm injury appeared to resurface during his three-set defeat to Terence Atmane.
Draper, who was playing in his first tournament since withdrawing from Wimbledon, appeared to be sobbing uncontrollably during the changeover while trailing 4-1 in the third set.
If Draper was indeed struggling with injury, the 24-year-old continued to play on, but could not prevent a 6-3, 2-6, 6-2 defeat by Atmane in what was just his sixth tournament of the season.
Draper has been plagued by bone bruising in his left arm for well over a year, with the complicated injury stopping his career in its tracks after he reached No 4 in the world last season.
The former Indian Wells champion has been open with the mental toll his injuries have taken. He was forced to pull out of Wimbledon on the eve of the tournament, before also withdrawing from the Washington Open last week.

#wimbledon #year
pullrawflat
7 days ago
Arsenal's ambitious pursuit of Vinícius Jr has received another intriguing twist after respected South American football expert Tim Vickery suggested the Brazilian's situation at Real Madrid is being complicated by the arrival of Kylian Mbappé.
As reported by Sky Sports, Vickery explained that the issue goes beyond two global superstars competing for the spotlight, insisting there is also a fundamental tactical clash between the pair.
"Without a doubt, yes – very much so. It's not only a battle of egos, it's not only a battle to be number one, it's also the fact that tactically they like the same ***** e."
Vickery added that while Vinícius is traditionally viewed as a winger and Mbappé as a centre-forward, both naturally drift into similar areas of the pitch, making it difficult for either player to perform at their best.
"It's very hard to fit the two of them in the same side. Ancelotti couldn't do it and Ancelotti is a master at adapting and getting the best out of what he's got. The Mbappé thing is undoubtedly a problem for Vinícius Jr."

#vickery #ancelotti #only
51327blink2818
7 days ago
Chadwick Boseman built one of the most purposeful careers in modern Hollywood, and he did it in barely a decade. He played Jackie Robinson, James Brown and Thurgood Marshall. Then came King T'Challa, the role that turned a Marvel movie into a cultural event. In August 2020, he was gone at 43. Fans learned only afterward that he had been fighting colon cancer the entire time.
What he left behind is smaller than most people **** ume, and far more complicated. Boseman died without a will. Nearly six years later, his estate is back in a Los Angeles courtroom. His brothers and his widow now sit on opposite sides of the filing. Here is a closer look at how he died and who he married. We also break down his net worth and why the fight over his legacy drags on.
Boseman died on Aug. 28, 2020, at his home in the Los Angeles area. He was 43. Ultimately, his family confirmed the cause as colon cancer in a statement posted to his social accounts. He died with his wife and family beside him.
Notably, doctors diagnosed him with stage III colon cancer in 2016, and the disease later progressed to stage IV. Yet he never disclosed it publicly. Instead, he kept filming through surgeries and chemotherapy. That stretch produced "Marshall," "Black Panther," "Avengers: Infinity War" and "Avengers: Endgame." It also produced "Da 5 Bloods" and "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom." That final role earned him a posthumous Academy Award nomination.
Boseman was born on Nov. 29, 1976, in Anderson, South Carolina, to Carolyn, a nurse, and Leroy, who worked in a textile factory. He studied at Howard University under Phylicia Rashad. A summer program at Oxford accepted him, but he could not afford it. So Rashad quietly raised the money from her friends. One of those donors turned out to be Denzel Washington, as Boseman revealed publicly in 2019. "There is no Black Panther without Denzel Washington," he told an AFI audience.

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333hypemadly
7 days ago
Manchester City have opened direct talks with the representatives of Chelsea winger Pedro Neto, beginning preliminary discussions over a potential summer move to the Etihad Stadium, according to Fabrizio Romano. Enzo Maresca and Xabi Alonso are at the Etihad Stadium and Stamford Bridge.
Last season's Premier League runners-up have placed the 26-year-old Portuguese international high on their shortlist as part of contingency planning for Savinho. With Tottenham Hotspur pushing aggressively to sign the Brazilian winger, City decision-makers are actively exploring alternatives. Neto's direct running, explosive pace, and Premier League pedigree make him an appealing target for City's coaching staff.
However, the situation is complicated by an interconnected transfer domino involving Tottenham. While Spurs are pushing to finalise a deal for Savinho, they also have Neto on their shortlist as a primary backup option should talks with Manchester City stall. As a result, both Premier League heavyweights are monitoring the Portuguese forward's availability closely.
Any potential deal will ultimately hinge on Chelsea's valuation. Having invested heavily to sign Neto from Wolverhampton Wanderers on a long-term contract, the Stamford Bridge hierarchy hold strong leverage. While Chelsea are open to streamlining their forward options to fund summer targets, they will not sanction a departure unless their price is met in full.
Talks between Manchester City and Neto's representatives remain exploratory at this stage as all parties wait for the Savinho situation to unfold. If Tottenham complete a deal for the Brazilian, City are expected to swiftly formalise their pursuit of Neto and open official negotiations with Chelsea for Neto, who racked up 10 goals and as many ***** ists across all competitions last season.

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sheerly29
8 days ago
Christina Applegate is reportedly recovering at home.
The Married… with Children alum, 54, was recently discharged from a Los Angeles hospital after being taken in sometime in March, a source told TMZ for an article published Monday, August 3.
The source said that Applegate, who has been living with multiple sclerosis — an autoimmune disease of the central nervous system — since 2021, is doing well.
After it was reported that Applegate was hospitalized in early March, her rep responded to the situation, saying that they had "no comment on whether she is in the hospital or what her medical treatments are." They noted, however, that Applegate has had a "long history of complicated medical conditions."
In a post shared to Instagram on April 20, Applegate addressed the concern herself.

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cooL55
8 days ago
Blake Lively's request for nearly $8 million in legal fees has become one of the most closely watched aspects of her ongoing legal battle with Justin Baldoni. While the court has yet to rule on the request, legal insiders claim the figure has already sparked strong reactions. According to legal sources, several attorneys believe the amount is unusually high and may not hold up in court.
Reports state that Lively is seeking nearly $8 million in attorneys' fees and litigation costs after resolving her lawsuit against Justin Baldoni. However, legal insiders believe the request has become a major sticking point. Some attorneys have even questioned whether the amount is realistic.
One veteran civil litigator told Naughty But Nice that the figure is "wildly aggressive." The attorney added that simply asking for millions does not mean the court will award the same amount. In fact, the source suggested the final figure, if approved at all, could be much lower.
Meanwhile, other attorneys argued that the issue is more complicated than it appears.
"The headlines make it sound like Justin Baldoni would be paying Blake Lively millions," one attorney said, further claiming that it is an "oversimplification."

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hackwidgeT
8 days ago
Christina Applegate is back home after reportedly being discharged from the hospital, almost four months after her admission.
According to TMZ, the actress, who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) in June 2021, is back home and doing well. Applegate had been hospitalized in Los Angeles back in March, though it was unclear whether it had to do with her autoimmune condition.
At the time of her hospitalization, Applegate's representative told Page Six, "She's had a long history of complicated medical conditions that she has been refreshingly open about."
The Dead to Me star took to her Instagram page in April to share a brief update with her fans, though she did not discuss the specifics of her hospitalization.
"Thank you for the outpouring of love and well wishes," Applegate wrote. "Health issues are a constant for me, but I'm a strong chick and I'm getting stronger and better every day. I'm taking a moment to focus on my health, but I'll be back with more to say soon enough."

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