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Stephen Curry is heading to the sideline, and the timing could not be worse for Golden State. The Warriors confirmed an MRI revealed a torn oblique muscle for the thirty-eight-year-old, who will be reevaluated in two weeks. Curry was on pace for one of the finest seasons of his eighteen-year career before this setback hit.
Shifting to the NFL, and the Garrett Wilson trade drama that never quite materialized is showing signs of a second act. ESPN's Rich Cimini reports both San Francisco and the Jets themselves had real interest in moving Wilson before the deadline, but a deal was never a realistic possibility. With Wilson openly saying he wants to win and the Jets struggling to deliver that, this conversation is almost certainly not finished when the offseason opens.
And for motorsports fans in the United States, MotoGP just made a significant commitment to visibility. The series has locked in a two-year deal with ESPN covering two thousand twenty seven and beyond, ending years of confusing broadcast arrangements that had the series bouncing between platforms. The agreement also extends across Latin America, giving MotoGP a clean, consistent presence in two major markets.
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