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Buffalo is making a serious long-term bet on Noah Ostlund. The Sabres locked up the twenty-two-year-old forward to an eight-year deal worth fifty-two point eight million dollars, signaling that this rebuilding franchise believes it has found a cornerstone piece for years to come. That's a franchise-defining commitment.
Shifting to the hardwood, the Golden State Warriors may be approaching the end of a dynasty as we know it. Reports indicate the organization could part ways with Draymond Green within the next year, with momentum building to pair Stephen Curry with a former first overall pick on a deal worth two hundred and three million dollars. A new era in the Bay could be arriving faster than anyone expected.
And on the gridiron, Sunday's NFL opening week shattered records in the most emphatic way possible. Teams averaged a historic fifty-three point three points per game across the league, with the Chicago Bears dropping fifty-nine points on the Carolina Panthers in a shootout that will be talked about for a long time. Week one set the bar extraordinarily high.
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