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The Houston Texans have made their move, trading for Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Junior and reuniting him with quarterback C.J. Stroud. It's a high-stakes gamble — Harrison has been a modest disappointment through parts of three seasons in Phoenix, but Houston is betting that a fresh start alongside Stroud unlocks the talent that made him a top-five pick.
Shifting to baseball, the Dodgers and Brewers are set for an NLCS matchup that feels like a gift — big market firepower against a scrappy, well-built Milwaukee club. Analysts are already calling it the kind of series that reminds you why October baseball is sacred, and urging fans to drink it in before a messy offseason labor situation threatens to sour the whole conversation.
And in New York, Karl-Anthony Towns is not happy. The Knicks announced they're tabling all contract extension talks until later in the season, and Towns called it a disappointment — saying the decision was, quote, news to me. For a franchise trying to build trust around a major trade acquisition, that is not the message you want leaking out before the season finds its footing.
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