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Macklin Celebrini is making history in San Jose. The twenty-year-old has been named captain of the Sharks, becoming the youngest player in franchise history to wear the C. That is a massive vote of confidence from an organization betting big on its future, and Celebrini now carries that weight into what should be a pivotal season.
Shifting to the NFL, the Los Angeles Rams are holding their breath on Puka Nacua. The young wide receiver is listed as doubtful against Denver, but the team has its eyes locked on a Week four return. Nacua's presence in that offense changes everything, and Los Angeles is clearly not interested in rushing him back before he's right.
And over in the NBA, Jalen Brunson is ready to go. The Knicks star guard confirmed he had left wrist surgery in the offseason but is fully cleared heading into the two thousand twenty six, twenty twenty seven season. New York needed this news, because without Brunson running that offense at full strength, the Knicks' championship ambitions look a whole lot shakier.
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