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Los Angeles is doing it again. The Dodgers clinched the National League West title with an eight to two win over Cincinnati, securing their fifth straight division crown and thirteenth in the last fourteen seasons. That ties the major league record for consecutive playoff berths at fourteen, and this franchise shows absolutely no signs of stopping.
Shifting to college football, Georgia rolls into SEC play as one of the most feared teams in the country, heading to Arkansas for their conference opener. The Bulldogs have been dominant out of the gate this season, while the Razorbacks are still searching for an identity. This is a serious early test of whether Arkansas can hang with the elite tier of the conference.
And out in Los Angeles, the Chargers are dealing with a real concern heading into week two. Wide receiver Ladd McConkey, one of the team's most dynamic playmakers, was working off to the side with a trainer at Thursday's practice after taking a hard hit against Arizona. His availability is now in question, and that is a significant development for a Chargers offense still finding its footing.
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