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In Cleveland, Koby Altman isn't losing sleep over LeBron James heading to Philadelphia. The Cavs president of basketball operations said the organization has, quote, too much of a good thing to worry, adding they're built for a sustainable run regardless of one outcome. That's a front office speaking with genuine confidence, not spin.
Across the Atlantic, Manchester City are dealing with far more serious fallout after being found guilty on one hundred fourteen charges of financial irregularities in the Premier League's landmark case. Pep Guardiola had publicly and repeatedly defended the club throughout the investigation, and now the football world is watching closely to see what consequences actually land on one of the sport's most dominant programs of the last decade.
Meanwhile on the college gridiron, Ohio State heads into their Big Ten opener against Illinois already banged up. Starting right tackle Phillip Daniels and defensive end Zion Grady have both been downgraded to doubtful after picking up injuries in that loss at Texas two weeks ago. The Buckeyes need to find answers up front fast if they want to make a statement in conference play.
That's your play-by-play. Sports Desk, back to the booth.
