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In Phoenix, the Suns are making moves in the frontcourt, signing free agent center Duop Reath to bolster their depth after Mark Williams went down with an injury. It's a calculated addition for a team that can't afford thin depth at the five heading into the season.
Shifting to the NFL, Kyrie Irving is stepping up in a big way for Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair, offering to cover his nearly twelve thousand dollar fine after Al-Shaair wore the name of a Palestinian girl killed in Gaza on his eye black during a game. It's a moment that goes well beyond the field, and Kyrie didn't hesitate.
And over at Wrigley Field Wednesday night, Pete Crow-Armstrong and Alex Bregman turned back the clock in a major way, each hitting a home run and a triple in the Cubs' blowout over the Braves. That combination from two players in the same game hadn't been seen in Major League Baseball in nearly seventy years. Chicago is rolling.
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