Five years after Bethenny Frankel and ex-husband Jason Hoppy finalized their contentious divorce, the reality TV star is revealing where they stand now.
The Real Housewives of New York alum, 55, appeared on the September 29 episode of Benny Blanco's Friends Keep Secrets podcast, where she was asked whether she's been married. In addition to her marriage to Hoppy, Frankel was married to Peter Sussman for just a year, from 1996 to 1997.
"The second one was a 2-year marriage and then a 10-year, horrible, horrendous, worst of my life divorce," the Bravo alum candidly confessed, before admitting she's "not exactly" cool with her daughter's father.
When asked whether the two reached a place where they can "co-exist," she then quipped, "We do co-exist, on this earth. We both do exist on this earth, so that's positive."
The pair separated in December 2012, more than two years after tying the knot in March 2010. Though Frankel filed for divorce in 2013, it wasn't completely finalized until January 2021, due to a custody battle over their daughter, Bryn. In 2021, Frankel was granted primary residential custody of the teen, now 16, freeing her from paying child support to Hoppy, 55.

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GE Vernova Inc. (NYSE:GEV) is one of Jim Cramer's favorite stocks. Throughout 2025, the CNBC TV host continued to heap praise on the firm. Cramer's praise came at a time when new-age nuclear power and quantum computing stocks were experiencing strong gains. Throughout this period, he continued to **** ert that GE Vernova Inc. (NYSE:GEV) was the only nuclear firm with a stable delivery timeline and the capacity to deliver. In his morning appearance on the 15th, Cramer discussed the recent dip in shares and worries about a slowdown in the AI buildout:
"One company, GE Vernova, which was hit incredibly hard, which actually builds these, was saying they're seeing an order acceleration. So I really doubt the idea there's going to be a decel. Now that stock got hammered yesterday, it's been a horrendous stock since we started getting this political controversy. But again I point out that you just hear no one say anything about pullback."
For GE Vernova Inc. (NYSE:GEV), as perhaps indicated by the share price movement, the narrative is driven by its backlog and overall exposure to AI's power generation demand. On this front, CEO Scott Strazik, another Cramer favorite, outlined during the firm's second quarter earnings that data center orders of $5 billion for H1 2026 had already doubled over the full year 2025 figures. Additionally, during Q2, the firm's total orders touched $24 billion to mark an 88% growth driven by its Power and Electrification segment. As a whole, GE Vernova Inc. (NYSE:GEV)'s Q2 revenue grew by 22% annually, while its overall backlog and electrification backlogs sat at $176 billion and $446 billion.
At the same time, with GE Vernova Inc. (NYSE:GEV) also relying on gas turbines for its business, the debate is also about whether exposure to AI can remove the inherent cyclicality in the business. Additionally, with data centers accounting for 40% of the Electrification business's orders, any slowdown in capex spending by big tech players could generate tailwinds for GE Vernova Inc. (NYSE:GEV). Similarly, while the data center business is booming and the gas generation business remains tied to prices and interest rates, the firm's wind business is a drag and expected to hurt the bottom line throughout 2026.
In Q2, 106 out of the 1,006 funds tracked by Insider Monkey had held a stake in GE Vernova Inc. (NYSE:GEV), which marked a dip over the 118 out of 1,022 funds in Q1. Whether the dip was due to the order mix and AI sentiment or due to profit taking, your guess is as good as ours. On the valuation front, GE Vernova Inc. (NYSE:GEV) trades at a forward P/E ratio of 35, while short interest as a percentage of float is 3.29%.

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Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber marked eight years of marriage without a red carpet or elaborate anniversary shoot. Their celebration started around a pool table, with Justin sharing photographs of the two playing together on September 13.
"8 years until infinity ❤️ NEW BEGINNINGS ♾️ I love you baby Happy Anniversary," the 32-year-old singer wrote alongside the carousel, according to PEOPLE. Hailey reposted the tribute to her Instagram Stories with the words "8 years."
She also had a more playful response to the photographs. Hailey joked in the comments about spending eight years being "horrendous at playing pool," while the pictures showed her and Justin taking turns at the table and getting close for a near-kiss.
The Biebers kept the celebration going with another set of photographs shared later the same day.
Justin's first anniversary carousel focused almost entirely on the couple's game. Billboard reported that a Texas-Ohio State football game was visible on a television in the background.

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Hamburger SV head coach Merlin Polzin offered no excuses after his heavily rebuilt side suffered a horrendous 0-5 home defeat to Mainz 05 on Sunday afternoon.
Hamburg entered their first home Bundesliga fixture of the season looking to respond to their 2-0 opening-day defeat away at Borussia Dortmund. Instead, the afternoon developed into one of the club's worst top-flight home performances in decades.
Sunday's defeat also leaves Polzin's side without either a point or a goal after two league fixtures.
"The result speaks for itself," Polzin remarked in his opening press-conference statement. "It was a totally **** afternoon for us. It was a thoroughly deserved loss. There's no need to sugarcoat anything or attempt to explain anything so soon after the game when the emotions are still running high."
The scale of the defeat proved particularly striking given how aggressively Hamburg strengthened their squad during the closing stages of the summer transfer window. The club entered the season with several unresolved personnel questions, many of which were examined in GGFN's 2026/27 tactical preview of Hamburg.

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Unfortunately for the Seattle Mariners, Bryce Miller just had one of the worst weeks in MLB history.
Miller got shelled in both of his outings last week, continuing a horrendous month of August for the 28-year-old right-hander.
On Tuesday, he allowed six runs on seven hits in 4 2/3 innings agains he Milaukee Brewers. The Mariners imploded after he left the game, losing 22-0 in one of the most lopsided defeats in MLB history.
Miller's outing on Sunday led to a similarly disastrous outcome. He surrendered six runs on wo his and seven walks in 4 1/3 innings versus the Chicago Cubs. Once again, Seattle collapsed after he departed, losing 19-2.
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Liverpool need a new midfielder. Badly. The perfect signing is a former Barcelona graduate who could fix everything.
Liverpool drew 2-2 with Newcastle United on Sunday in what was a very, very poor performance. In fact, it was the same performance we saw across last season - struggling for any control before a late goal changed the way the points were going.
This time, Liverpool got that goal thanks to a late Dominik Szoboszlai penalty. But it merely papers over the cracks.
The Reds were far, far too open and Newcastle twice took advantage of a weak midfield to get a free run at Liverpool's defence. Both goals came that way for the home side.
And this was the case last season, too. Liverpool's defensive numbers in midfield were horrendous last season - they've essentially built a midfield out of attacking midfielders, with none of them able to stop attacks.

#Liverpool #goal #Barcelona

Will Howard's terrible preseason performance against the New York Jets was definitely one to forget. It was so bad that some even believed Howard threw away a roster spot with the Pittsburgh Steelers, but the young quarterback doesn't seem particularly concerned about the horrendous outing.
Speaking with the media following the two-interception performance in the preseason loss, Howard downplayed his struggles and claimed that how he bounces back is all that really matters.
"If you play quarterback in the NFL, you're going to throw interceptions," Howard said. "I've played quarterback my whole life and I've thrown a lot of interceptions. It comes with the game. I feel like I've been through enough and seen enough that getting down after one pick isn't going to help anything. It's all about how you come back. Obviously, you don't wanna have a [second interception], but you gotta come back after that."
For reference, the Jets, who hadn't intercepted a pass since August 22, 2025, had a field day with Howard, picking him off not once, but twice in the span of seven minutes and thirty seconds. Howard completed 10 of 15 passes for 74 yards and two interceptions to finish out the contest.
While you love to see how well Howard is handling adversity, the mistakes against the Jets were extremely costly in the 17-0 shutout loss. So much so that it makes you wonder if Drew Allar is the only realistic successor for this team.

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The Yankees ended their homestand on a 4-2 run, winning series against both the Braves and Mariners. Now they'll look to keep that momentum going on a road trip through a couple of AL East destinations, beginning tonight with a bout against the Blue Jays. Toronto has been rather disappointing this season, following up their pennant run with a 59-64 record that sits them in fourth place in the East, though thanks to the increasingly-embarrassing third Wild Card field they're only two games out of a playoff spot. There's still four teams ahead of them for said spot but the Jays are hardly going to roll over, especially against a bitter rival.
Gerrit Cole gets the ball looking to start the series off right, and he's been on a strong run since the calendar flipped over to July. Over his last seven starts he's pitched 43 innings and allowed just 13 runs while striking out 53, good for a 2.72 ERA in that span. The ace is coming off of a strong outing his last time out, having pitched seven strong with two runs allowed against Atlanta in an eventual Yankees win. If there was an accolade for second-half All-Stars, Cole would be in line to earn one with how he's rounded into form shaking off a rusty late start in his first year back from Tommy John surgery. For now, he's just looking to keep the line moving as the Yankee rotation has been carrying the team lately.
Shane Bieber goes opposite Cole, and it has been a season to forget for the former Guardians star pitcher. Bieber, in his second season north of the border, owns a 5.48 ERA in nine starts this year thanks in no small part to a horrendous outing he had on July 28th against Washington where he walked six batters and couldn't escape the first inning. Bieber kept the runs down in his next outing, going 5.1 innings with only one coming home, but he allowed plenty of contact totaling nine hits and followed that up with his most recent outing where he got tagged for five runs on a pair of homers over 5.2 innings.
George Lombard Jr. continues to shuffle around in the lineup, sliding down to the nine-hole a day after batting fifth in the finale against Seattle. Trent Grisham will lead off with Ben Rice and Spencer Jones filling out the top three. The deadline acquisitions Luis García Jr. and Heliot Ramos flank Jazz Chisholm Jr. in the middle of the order, while Ryan McMahon and Austin Wells round things out ahead of Lombard.
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Browns urged to make horrendous roster decision with Dillon Gabriel originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
The Cleveland Browns quarterback situation is one of the more fascinating ones to follow this preseason. With Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders in a heated QB competition, there is sure to be plenty of discourse over the winner and loser.
But behind those two polarizing QBs are a pair of very fascinating players for different reasons. Dillon Gabriel was a 2025 third-round pick, while Taylen Green is a project taken on Day 3 of the 2026 NFL Draft. One of these QBs might not make the team.
Bleacher Report's Moe Moton proposed one solution, as he's urging the Browns to release Gabriel this summer, not trade him, in a move that would be totally horrendous.
"Dillon Gabriel is clearly the No. 3 quarterback," Moton writes. "... Teams may be willing to trade a late-round draft pick for him, but if not, he should be a prime cut candidate."

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Aston Martin team principal Adrian Newey insists he is "pretty confident" that Fernando Alonso will extend his time with the team beyond this season.
Alonso, the 45-year-old two-time world champion, has stated he will decide his future over the summer break and is contemplating retiring from Formula 1 after more than two decades in the sport.
Aston, with new engine partners Honda, have endured a horrendous start to the 2026 season, with safety concerns, car reliability and all-out speed among a myriad of issues for a team who were hoping to be challenging at the top this year. Instead, they are the slowest team alongside Cadillac at the rear of the field.
Yet F1 design guru Newey, who has been tasked with turning Aston's fortunes around, believes Alonso will persevere with the outfit and drive for the team beyond his current contract, which expires at the end of the season.
"I mean, obviously Fernando's an amazing driver, brings huge amounts to the team, both in his feedback and his ability," Newey said.

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The New York Jets have heard plenty of skepticism this offseason. Apparently, there was room for a little more.
CBS Sports recently released its annual rankings of every NFL team's offensive "triplets" (quarterback, running back, and primary pass catcher). It didn't take long for the disrespect to flow.
The Jets landed 29th overall. Only the Tennessee **** ans, the Miami Dolphins, and the Cleveland Browns were ranked lower, placing New York firmly in the bottom tier despite an offseason that brought meaningful changes to the offense.
The ranking featured discussion about Geno Smith at quarterback, Breece Hall at running back, and Garrett Wilson as the Jets' featured receiver. According to CBS Sports, much of the skepticism stems from Smith's disappointing 2025 campaign with the Las Vegas Raiders.
"The Jets fell six spots here despite replacing Justin Fields with Geno Smith. It feels like they're being punished for Smith's awful season in Las Vegas, which unfolded under horrendous circumstances in arguably the NFL's worst offensive environment. (Tennessee is the only team that has an argument for being worse.) Smith is also getting up there in age, though, so it's possible that he's just on the downslide of his career and will never get back what he had for a few years in Seattle. The Jets and the next three teams on the list were separated by a total of 0.2 points in the rankings."

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One former Manchester United striker believes that Liverpool will be 'a threat' in what he expects to be a 'wide open' Premier League ******* le race in 2026/27.
The Reds began last season as champions and favourites for a repeat triumph, especially after a muscle-flexing summer spend of £446m, but a horrendous campaign saw us scrape a fifth-place finish and ultimately cost Arne Slot his job.
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Andoni Iraola has since taken charge, with expectations understandably lowered from 12 months ago, but Dwight Yorke doesn't think that Kopites should be content to merely qualify for the Champions League.
Speaking to football betting specialists BOYLE Sports (via Liverpool Echo), the former Trinidad & Tobago international said: "Liverpool are a threat. If you spend £500m on new players, you're a threat. That's it. Otherwise, what's the point? You can't spend £500m to go backwards. That makes no sense.

Brendon McCullum's final call, like a last act of petty defiance, was to have a beer.
On the evening before McCullum was sacked as England's Test head coach, he used his authority to lift the ECB's drinking ban. "I think we'll have a quiet beer and just let this one land," said McCullum, reflecting on England's restorative 4-0 win over India which sent them to the summit of the T20 world rankings. "Just as long as no one lands on the front page."
Hours later, it was McCullum's name in the headlines. The ECB's CEO Richard Gould credited the coach for breathing "new life" into the England Test team over the past four years, but added: "The time is right to make a change as we target victory in The Ashes next summer." McCullum , who will stay on as white-ball coach, said he was "gutted ... but I respect the decision".
The hedonistic destruction of India over recent days stirred memories of those first summer days and everything that was loved about the Bazball era. Wickets, sixes, impossible numbers. Carefree cricket, the entertainers, winning wearing sunglasses and sliders, permanently in holiday mode. Beers by the pool, beers in the pool.
England had been horrendous to watch, to play for, to write about, until McCullum sprinkled some magic dust into the Test arena. He gave Stuart Broad and James Anderson a new lease of life, he made Joe Root see batting from a new perspective. Some of the cricket that followed was incredible, unthinkable: the wild run rates, the bonkers fourth-innings chases. Test cricket reached new fans, old fans, fans tired of watching England collapse in a heap.

Jarrad Branthwaite's last appearance, against Liverpool at Hill ******* inson Stadium on 19 April 2026
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Jarrad Branthwaite showed signs of making good progress in recovery from his latest hamstring injury nightmare when he participated in various training drills and physical tests with other players returning to Finch Farm for the first day of pre-season training yesterday.
There is no doubt the club view Branthwaite as the bedrock of our future, which made last season's heartbreak all the more difficult to stomach. A devastating hamstring injury on the eve of the campaign kept him out until late January.
When he finally returned, he transformed the side, spearheading a brilliant run of form that dragged Everton into the European conversation. Yet, in typical Everton fashion, his cruel injury against Liverpool in the first derby at Hill ******* inson Stadium left the team bereft of its quiet and unassuming fulcrum, precipitating a horrendous collapse in form over the final seven matches of the season, leaving us to wonder what might have been as a golden opportunity slipped through our fingers.

The Indiana Fever lost in blowout fashion, 106-92, to the Los Angeles Sparks on Wednesday night. Surprisingly, Los Angeles was without its star point guard, Kelsey Plum, who is dealing with an injury, while the Fever got its standout back from injury after she missed a couple of games with back troubles.
Unfortunately, Clark didn't look like her normal self in the game. She struggled from the field, going 4-for-12, including 1-for-6 from the three-point line. However, even on nights when she isn't scoring well, Clark usually manages to get her teammates involved. On Wednesday, however, she recorded only three **** ists.
Many fans on social media felt that Clark's lack of production was less on her and more on her teammates not doing enough to help her out.
"Why the F*CK is CC playing with the bench players and not the starters. This sh*t is a humiliation ritual for Caitlin," one fan posted on X.
"Came out here to see Caitlin live, to see what the fuss is about. Shes been okay but what has shocked me the most is anytime her teammates have the ball or Clark sets them up they are HORRENDOUS. Now I know why Clark looks so upset the whole game her teammates are TRASH," one fan at the game posted, along with a clip of a poor sequence.

The NFC West division once again looks primed to have 3 Super Bowl contenders in the Seattle Seahawks (Super Bowl Champs), the San Francisco 49ers, and the Los Angeles Rams. The Arizona Cardinals are not quite there yet because of the horrendous defense they displayed last season, so the jury will still be out on them until something changes in the standings. But just like every other division in football, every team is optimistic at the start of camp and feels it has a reason to make some noise in 2026. Let's figure out why.
Arizona Cardinals - Are the Cardinals playing the long game at QB with Carson Beck?
It will remain to be seen whether the Arizona Cardinals are playing the long game at QB. They will start veteran Jacoby Brissett, and the team drafted Carson Beck in the 3rd round of the NFL Draft. A season of tanking for a quarterback with the last name Manning in 2027? Not quite; Brissett will not necessarily be on a short leash, but Beck will play at some point. The QB position should be shored up within two years, but in the short term, it seems like new coach, new quarterback, same old, same old for the Cardinals. The young foundation will mature eventually.
Los Angeles Rams - They came up agonizingly short the last two seasons. What now?
The Super Bowl window remains open for the Los Angeles Rams as long as Matthew Stafford can still sling it at an MVP-caliber level. If Aaron Donald comes out of retirement to pair with Myles Garrett? Look out, NFL. Loaded with talent and great coaching, the Rams may be the most optimistic team heading into 2026. The foundation is there, until it isn't, and the Super Bowl is in Inglewood. Coincidence?

USMNT’s Folarin Balogun became the recipient of the 12th red card of the 2026 FIFA World Cup for a challenge on Bosnia defender Tarik Muharemovic in a huge blow for the host nation.
Albeit completely accidental, slow-motion replays showed a horrendous challenge that was reviewed by VAR and gave the referee little choice but to show a straight red.
Balogun was trying to shield the ball but the defender did well to get in front and the attacker’s foot landed on Muharemovic’s ankle as it twisted into the turf.
It overshadowed another fantastic display for the frontman who, despite having an early goal chalked off for offside, responded with a clever run to give the USA team the lead on the stroke of half-time.
Soccer fans across America will now be wondering what that means as the USMNT managed to hold on and progress into the round of 16, where they will face Belgium.

Germany were handed a sound defeat at the hands of Ecuador in the closing game of group E in the FIFA World Cup. The abysmal performance from the German midfield will not bring Joshua Kimmich from his right-back role back into the middle. Moreover, German coach Julian Nagelsman is not keen on making any changes regardless of the loss.
"So, should (Aleksandar) Pavlović be benched, or what? I think Aleks and Felix (Nmecha) are doing a good job. I can only repeat: Jo (Kimmich) was outstanding at the EUROs as a defender, leading the way in every key metric. I don't want to leave out either Felix or Pavlo. That's not my plan," said Nagelsmann (Sky's Patrick Berger as captured by iMiaSanMia).
A total of 1 defensive contribution, only 6 duels won of 16 contested, dispossessed 15 times and an error leading to a goal. This was horrendous from the pair of Pavlović and Nmecha. The defiant defense of this duo from Nagelsmann is concerning.
The choice of substitution for Nmecha was another shocker. Leon Goretzka was a good option to bolster Germany and handle the Ecuadorian pressure, but Naglesmann's choice of Angelo Stiller sweetened the deal for the opposition. Against teams that press as tenaciously as Ecuador did, the midfield needs a major upgrade should Die Mannschaft wish to proceed further in the knockouts.
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One team standing out in potential trade for Spurs’ De’Aaron Fox after horrendous NBA Finals originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
Among all of the speculation that the San Antonio Spurs could look to move on from point guard De'Aaron Fox, there are certain teams around the NBA that make a lot more sense to trade for the former All-Star than others.
While Fox had a rough playoff series, I think it's important that Spurs fans and the front office look at his whole body of work, which suggests that he's still an above-average player. The only thing I can agree with is that moving on from Fox would make sense because of Stephon Castle and Dylan Harper.
Regardless, it would take two teams to make a trade if the Spurs decide to go that route, and according to a writer at The Athletic, a few teams could make sense. One of them he brought up was the Phoenix Suns, who recently re-signed Collin Gillespie, so a deal would make more sense around Jalen Green, Grayson Allen, or some pairing of Green, Allen, and Royce O'Neale.
"Here's the team that I think you can very easily make a case for doing this: Phoenix. Phoenix probably wants a point guard. I know that they could easily re-sign Colin Gillespie, but Colin Gillespie can be like an elite sixth man in the NBA," Sam Vecenie said. "You could pretty easily do something around like Jalen Green, Grayson Allen, or you could do Jalen Green and Royce O'Neale."

Justin Verlander was scheduled to come off the injured list to start on Sunday in Detroit, but instead, a new injury has popped up. He will stay on the IL after suffering a left hamstring strain while throwing a side session while the team was in Houston. In addition, Wenceel Pérez’s plyo band misadventure sends him to the injured list with a left orbital fracture. Reports suggest that his eye and eyesight are not affected, which is about the only good news out of any of this. Utility player Trei Cruz has been called up and will start in right field for the Tigers on Friday night, making his family just the seventh to put three different generation of players into the major leagues.
The Verlander news is unfortunate, but it might also be a bit of mercy. Taking Keider Montero out of the starting rotation isn’t the move right now in a baseball sense. With the Tigers likely to trade Tarik Skubal and Casey Mize, at a minimum, at the trade deadline, they might actually have more use for innings from Verlander in the final two months of the season. For all the bad of the 2026 season, there may still be an opportunity for Verlander to ride off into the sunset in front of the Detroit faithful in August and September. We’ll see if he can finally get right, or if it’s just not there anymore at age 43.
As for Pérez, the concern from the team, combined with the lack of specifics about the plyo band incident, were pretty concerning. Beyond baseball, there was fear that Pérez might have taken a shot to the eye itself. An orbital fracture isn’t great, but that will heal up with no long lasting effects, presumably. Just another bizarre injury in an absolutely cursed season.
As for Trei Cruz, while his statline in Toledo is pretty ugly, it needs to be remembered that he was injured for part of that time, and is only now a few weeks into getting regular reps. His good numbers at Triple-A in 2025 are probably more indicative of the real player. Either way, the switch hitter is going to do a whole lot of damage at the plate anyway. His game is working really pesky at-bats, situational hitting, stealing some bases, and occasionally chipping in some gap power. His real value is in the ability to play anywhere on the diamond, including shortstop, and play against left-handers as well as right-handed pitching. That might make it a little easier to get something out of a bench that has been downright horrendous in 2026.
In any case, with the season pretty well lost at this point, it’s just nice to see some new faces while we wait for Skubal and Mize to get it going enough to stabilize their trade value.

Former MLB general manager shows why Blue Jays were geniuses for letting Bo Bichette walk after latest report originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
The Toronto Blue Jays decided to allow Bo Bichette to walk for what seems like a slew of reasons.
Bichette didn't fit into the Blue Jays' long-term plans, and with his defense as horrendous as it was, there really didn't seem to be much reason to keep him around.
At the time, I didn't agree with it, but the Blue Jays seemingly made the right decision now, though the latest report suggests they could have gotten him for a very different deal than the one he took, or that the Blue Jays were willing to offer him. Reports have now indicated that Bichette is looking to opt out of his remaining two-year deal after this season, with an average salary of about $42 million.
One former general manager pushed back on that idea, however, saying there's no chance any team in the league will give Bichette that much money.

What a horrendous night for DC sports. Good lord.