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Things You Need to Know about New Vikings QB Brett Rypien
The Minnesota Vikings signed Brett Rypien after the team waived its draft pick Jaren Hall. The new Vikings QB made it to the roster after being cut from the Bears last Tuesday. Thus, he will be part...
Mavericks Tied the Series with the Game 2 Win Against the Thunder
Luka Doncic and the Dallas Mavericks tied the series with a Game 2 win against the Oklahoma City Thunder, 119-110. It was OKC’s first defeat in the playoffs this year. The outstanding performances...
MLB Trade Rumors Regarding Jesus Luzardo and Luis Arraez
The Major League Baseball season just started, yet people are already speculating about the summer trading season involving Jesus Luzardo and Luis Arraez. Some fans believe that Miami Marlins GM...
Duke Upsets Houston, Heads to the Elite 8
The top-seed Cougars are out of the NCAA tournament Friday after Duke upsets Houston. The 4th-seed Blue Devils advance to the Elite 8, while Houston is the second top seed eliminated early in March...
Adidas Stands by Paul Pogba Despite Drug Suspension
Nado Italia handed a four-year suspension to Paul Pogba after failing a doping test. However, Adidas stands by Paul Pogba as he appeals his suspension. Pogba has a $44 million, ten-year contract...
Washington State Basketball on Top of Pac-12, Nears NCAA Tournament
College basketball fans are arguing about this year’s best men’s basketball team. Some of the teams included in the debate are Connecticut, Purdue, and Houston. However, it seems like...
