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Tiger Woods is back on American soil. The fifty-year-old returned to Florida Wednesday after spending a month in a Swiss rehabilitation facility, following his March DUI arrest stemming from a rollover crash near his Jupiter Island home. TMZ captured Woods stepping off a private jet at Palm Beach International — the world watching every move.
Shifting to the hardwood, Victor Wembanyama is doing things that go well beyond the box score. The San Antonio phenom has now joined LeBron James and Stephen Curry in an elite commercial and cultural category, with his global appeal driving massive demand from fans and brands alike. At his age, that kind of crossover star power is genuinely staggering.
And over at Fenway, the Red Sox are holding their breath. Boston's front office needs their five-foot-six infielder to find another gear fast, because if he doesn't break out soon, the trade that brought him in could go down as the ugliest deal of the entire offseason — and in this market, that's a label that sticks.
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