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Seiya Suzuki is the name to watch this offseason, and the market is starting to heat up around him. The thirty-two-year-old outfielder has posted a two-sixty-nine slash line with real pop over five seasons since coming over from Japan, and his second-half surge last year made him one of the best bats in the National League. In a thin free agent class, he's the prize.
Shifting to the NFL, the Buffalo Bills continue to build something dangerous. General manager Brandon Beane moved quickly after acquiring safety Amani Hooker from the Titans, restructuring Dion Dawkins' contract just to make the cap math work. Beane compared Hooker directly to Micah Hyde, which in Buffalo is about as high a compliment as it gets.
And down in Miami, the Dolphins are handing the keys to Kyle McCord. The young quarterback steps into his first NFL start this week in Indianapolis, with Malik Willis on injured reserve and at least four consecutive starts on the horizon. McCord walked into his first press conference calm and collected, and right now that composure might be the most important thing he's got going for him.
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