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In New York, the Mets delivered the kind of win that gets circled on a calendar. Gritty, chaotic, and ultimately theirs — this was the sort of performance that separates contenders from pretenders, and right now the Mets are making a serious case for which side of that line they belong on.
Shifting to the hardwood, Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever picked up a Sunday victory, but the bigger story came after the final buzzer. Fans caught a glimpse of something beyond Clark's trademark competitive intensity — a softer moment that reminded everyone there's a full human being behind that extraordinary basketball player.
And in Cleveland, the Browns are giving Deshaun Watson another shot at the starting job, putting him in direct competition with Shedeur Sanders heading into two thousand twenty six. Watson is thirty years old, carrying enormous question marks and an even bigger contract, but Cleveland is apparently not ready to fully close that chapter just yet. Sanders will push him every single day.
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