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The Atlanta Falcons are bolstering their offensive line, acquiring tackle Wanya Morris from the Kansas City Chiefs in a deal confirmed by ESPN's Jeremy Fowler. Morris gives Atlanta some much-needed depth up front as the Falcons continue building around their young core heading into the season.
Shifting to baseball, the Kansas City Royals could be moving one of their most notable arms before the deadline. Their left-handed All-Star starter, carrying a four point one one ERA on the season, is described by sources as more likely to be traded than any other pitcher on the roster. A mid-rotation shakeup in Kansas City could reshape the contender landscape across the American League this summer.
And off the course, Phil Mickelson is dealing with serious fallout after Golf Digest reports he was expelled from a San Diego area golf club following alleged inappropriate physical contact with a female staffer. Mickelson has barely played this year, citing a private family health situation, but this new development puts him under an entirely different kind of spotlight, and the silence from his camp is deafening.
That's your play-by-play. Sports Desk, back to the booth.
