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Broncos linebacker Jonathon Cooper is in legal trouble again. Cooper was arrested Thursday on allegations that he violated an existing protection order against him, according to jail records. This is not a first offense situation, and the organization is going to have serious questions to answer about what comes next for the linebacker.
Shifting to Detroit, the Tigers offense has woken up in a big way. After a dormant May that had fans deeply concerned, the bats are alive in June, powered in large part by Colt Keith. Detroit is posting a team slugging percentage of point five eight zero this month, which is the kind of number that turns a quiet clubhouse into a dangerous one real fast.
And in baseball's trade market, keep your eyes on Angels shortstop Zach Neto. One of the premier shortstops in the game, Neto could be on the move if Los Angeles decides to sell. The Yankees and Rays are already being mentioned as potential landing spots, and if this deal materializes, it reshapes the American League picture heading into the second half.
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