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A Boston Red Sox radio broadcaster is under fire tonight after calling Jazz Chisholm Junior a "bush league player" on air during Sunday's Yankees game, then suggesting the Sox should "drill" one of New York's players. The comments drew immediate backlash, and this one isn't going away quietly.
Shifting to the NFL, and the Cleveland Browns are rolling into the regular season with a crowded quarterback room and a real problem — Dillon Gabriel is headed to injured reserve with a back injury, leaving Deshaun Watson, Shedeur Sanders, and rookie Taylen Green as the three signal callers on the initial fifty-three man roster. The Browns are in full chaos management mode before a single snap counts.
And in what may be the most seismic business story in golf this decade, LIV Golf is reportedly weighing bankruptcy as soon as next week. The Saudi-backed breakaway tour has been sending settlement offers to players owed millions, and the so-called "LIV two point oh" restructuring plan remains unresolved. A league that shook the sport to its foundation may not survive to see another season.
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