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In Boston, the Celtics are drawing a firm line in the sand — Jayson Tatum is not going anywhere. Despite a gut-punch three-to-one playoff collapse, the franchise has made it crystal clear that their twenty-eight-year-old cornerstone stays put. The rebuild, if there is one, runs through him.
Shifting to Miami, Pat Riley held his end-of-season press conference and the question hanging over every word was simple — is he finally ready to shake things up? The Heat had a frustrating two thousand twenty-five to twenty-six campaign, and Riley acknowledged the noise, but whether that acknowledgment turns into genuine roster moves this summer remains the real story worth watching.
And across the Atlantic, Bruno Fernandes may not have a Premier League title or a Champions League medal to show for this season, but the Manchester United captain is closing in on an assist record that would cement his place in club history. Not the ending anyone wanted, but Fernandes keeps finding ways to write his name into the books regardless.
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