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In New York, the Mets are making it official — Andy Green is no longer the interim guy. The club has signed him to a three-year deal running through twenty twenty-nine, a surprising move given reports that Green wasn't even pursuing the full-time role. He took over a struggling club and clearly did enough to earn the keys.
Shifting to the hardwood, Atlanta is reshaping its roster with a deal that sends Buddy Hield and Ryan Nembhard, along with cash, to Charlotte in exchange for Dorian Finney-Smith. The Hawks continue retooling around their core, and Finney-Smith brings the kind of defensive versatility and veteran presence that fits what they're building.
And in the NFL, Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald is going on record about a serious accusation — Denver's Sean Payton reportedly alleged Seattle was running a SpyGate-style cheating operation during the twenty twenty-four season. The Seahawks pushed back hard, threatened legal action, and Payton ultimately dropped it. That's a story with real weight, and it's only getting started.
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