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Jackson Chourio is writing his name into the record books. The Milwaukee Brewers outfielder hit his twentieth home run of the season Saturday night, becoming one of the rare players in baseball history to reach that mark in three consecutive seasons before his twenty-third birthday. The kid is not slowing down.
Shifting to the hardwood, Jonathan Kuminga had the Los Angeles Lakers in his corner this summer, but he chose a different path. According to Brian Windhorst, Kuminga turned down LA's pursuit and agreed to a two-year, twelve point four million dollar deal with the Minnesota Timberwolves. The Lakers wanted him as a starting forward, but Kuminga apparently liked what Minnesota was building more than the Hollywood pitch.
And in college football, Montana opened its season with a gritty twenty-eight to twenty-one win over Southern Utah Saturday night. Quarterback Keali'i Ah Yat delivered when it mattered most, connecting with Lekeldrick Bridges on a fifty-three yard touchdown strike with just over three minutes left. It was also head coach Bobby Kennedy's first win leading the Grizzlies, and what a way to start.
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